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The best choice leads to the perfect finish.


Choice is what sets us apart. It’s what helps you achieve your perfect finish. Whether the requirement is attractive design, lean costs, high performance or minimal environmental impact; our diverse product range ensures the perfect fit and finish:


• Elite Systems offer accredited performance and a 25 year system guarantee


• Bespoke architectural fabrications and highly attractive LINEAR rainscreen facades provide the ultimate in visual design


• Secret fix roofs can be rolled at roof eaves in continuous lengths • Standing seam offers the flexibility of aluminium with outstanding acoustics • Vieo is a cost-effective, traditional-style roof; ideal for feature and domestic roofs


• With integrated renewable technologies such as transpired solar collectors, photovoltaic panels and solar water heating systems.


We’ve evolved our business and product range over the last 30 years so that we can advise on potential cost savings and provide guidance on fire, thermal and acoustic performance, whilst minimising environmental impacts.


And we can also help you achieve a building solution that is CarbonNeutral®. Elite is an approved cladding system for Confidex Sustain®, exclusively from Tata Steel, using Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® or Colorcoat Prisma®.


Don’t be spoilt for choice; achieve the perfect fit and finish by calling us, sending us an email or just have a look at our website to find out more.


Wentloog Corporate Park Cardiff CF3 2ER T: 029 2079 0722 E: sales@euroclad.com I: www.euroclad.com


Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra, Colorcoat Prisma and Confidex Sustain are registered trademarks of Tata Steel UK Limited.


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ELITE SYSTEMS


FABRICATIONS


LINEAR FAÇADES


SECRET FIX


STANDING SEAM


VIEO


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