About PVC Cladding
PVC Cladding is part of the PBSL Group, one of the UK's leading independent specialist Builders Merchants.
We specialise in the supply of PVC Fascias, Soffits, Cladding Systems and PVC and Metal Guttering Systems and associated products. As a specialist we differ from general merchants by holding extensive stocks of all of our key product ranges.
These volumes enable us to offer a next day delivery service on the majority of our products and at very competitive prices. We only sell quality products - almost all of our ranges are made in the UK by market leading manufacturers such as FloPlast, Kestrel and Hargreaves and are BS approved.
As a true specialist the difference is in our stock holding. At the current time we offer fifteen options for PVC Fascias, thirteen different styles of external cladding and forty seven different styles of guttering systems both PVC and metal. In addition to these core ranges we also stock a wide range of internal cladding systems, Polycarbonate sheets for roofing, glazing and signwriting, decorative mouldings and a large selection of accessories.
If you need any help with your purchase please do not hesitate to contact us.
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