Facebook Tweet Help Stories New Home Mix n' match Share Tweet Help To add an individual touch to this new home, the owners specified a combination of materials, including Palliside weatherboards Exterior of home with cream weatherboards, driveway and garage. Using contrasting materials on a house exterior can make a strong visual statement particularly if both smooth and textured surfaces are incorporated.Dennis and Donna Thomas, the owners of this house, combined the smooth finish of Palliside Traditional weatherboards with baby Zincalume and textured plaster."We wanted the materials to be a key feature of the house," says Dennis Thomas. "Consequently, we looked at a lot of showhomes and visited Homeshows to see what options were available. The clean profile and low-maintenance properties of Palliside cladding appealed." Exterior of home with cream weatherboards, driveway and garage. Thomas says they were also influenced by the concerns regarding leaky buildings."We wanted a cladding that would be watertight. Palliside's 25-year manufacturer's warranty provided that assurance."Palliside is a solid weatherboard with a foamed cellular core and a UV-resistanttop coat, which is impervious to denting and chipping. Incorporated into the design is an anti-capillary channel, which prevents moisture getting behind the boards. Exterior of house with white weatherboards and blue chimney and trim. As well as the Traditional bevel-backed profile, there are Rusticated boards, available in a smooth or Woodgrain finish.For further information, contact the manufacturer, Dynex Extrusions Ltd, PO Box 19-133, Avondale, phone 0800 4 Dynex (439 639). Websites: www.palliside.co.nz and www.Trendsideas.com. Story by: Trendsideas 03 May, 2005 New Home Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Supporting the arts 05 Jan, 2025 A strong home in a strong land 05 Jan, 2025 7 ways wood delivers in a bathroom setting 05 Jan, 2025 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > NZ2106 NZ2106 Read More Similar Stories