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High-tech cladding is a feature of the low-maintenance development

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Street appeal, speed and ease of use, and low maintenance were all key factors in Pace's choice of cladding for the 8 Willis Street development. Sustainability was also an important issue.

To achieve all these elements, three James Hardie claddings, made using its technologically advanced new building material Scyon, were specified.

All three products resist cracking, shrinking and warping when installed and maintained correctly easily retaining their looks through the years. They are also easy to install.

Scyon Axon cladding's stepped, ship lap design creates a sleek aesthetic.

Scyon Matrix cladding also has a contemporary look. More often found on commercial projects in the past, this residential version is easier to install. A vertical orientation and range of available panel sizes maximises design options.

Scyon Linea weatherboard completes the picture. This has a classic look and deep shadow lines.