What types of PP WPC Siding are there?

Unlike traditional wood siding, PP WPC siding is resistant to rot, insects, and weathering. It is also low maintenance, requiring only occasional cleaning to maintain its appearance.

PP WPC siding is designed to mimic the appearance of traditional wood siding while offering the benefits of plastic, such as durability and low maintenance and it comes in a variety of colors and styles, allowing homeowners to choose an option that best fits their aesthetic preferences.

In addition, PP WPC siding is environmentally friendly, as it is made from recycled materials and does not require the harvesting of new trees.

What are the types of PP WPC siding?

Single-sided PP WPC siding

Single-sided PP WPC siding is a type of siding that has a tilted finished surface on one side. It is typically installed on the exterior of a building / cabin and is designed to mimic the appearance of traditional wood siding.

Double-sided PP WPC siding

Double sided PP WPC wall panel is a type of wall panel that has different finished surfaces on different sides, both are flat, and both can be used to faced outside.

The panel can be installed on the exterior wall or interior wall of a cabin. And also can be used in applications where both sides of the panel will be visible, such as room dividers.

PP WPC can also be used as ceiling panel.

Both the Single-sided PP WPC sidings and Double-sided PP WPC siding are easy to install, and can be cut and shaped using standard woodworking tools.

It is also low maintenance, as it does not require painting or staining and is resistant to rot, insects, and weathering.

Conclusion

PP WPC siding comes in a variety of colors styles, allowing homeowners to choose an option that best fits their aesthetic preferences. With all of those advantages (environmentally friendly, resistant to rot, insects, and weathering), PP WPC siding is becoming a popular choice for homeowners looking to improve the appearance and value of their home.