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Celluclad UPVC Systems
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About Celluclad UPVC Systems
Celluclad UPVC Systems
Established in 1989, Celluclad UPVC Systems is an independent, family-run building materials supplier based in Orpington, Kent. Serving the South East region for over 30 years, the company specializes in a comprehensive range of UPVC and roofline products for trade and DIY customers. Operating from a dedicated trade counter, the business maintains high stock levels to facilitate same-day delivery or immediate local collection. Their inventory focuses on durable, low-maintenance exterior solutions designed to enhance property insulation, ventilation, and weather protection.
The company’s extensive product catalog includes white, black, and grained fascia and soffit boards, as well as specialized cladding options such as shiplap, open V joint, and Cedral lap boards. For rainwater management, they supply various guttering and downpipe systems, including Brett Martin, Niagara, and Cascade iron-style systems, alongside underground drainage components. Beyond roofline essentials, Celluclad stocks composite decking and fencing, WPC decking, polycarbonate sheeting, and PVC roofing sheets. Interior finishing supplies are also available, featuring hygiene sheeting, PVC shower panels, window trims, and skirting boards.
Celluclad UPVC Systems differentiates itself through a price promise, aiming to match or beat local like-for-like written quotes. In addition to core building materials, they provide essential tools, adhesives, fixings, and cleaners required for installation. The business supports professional contractors with trade accounts and offers expert technical advice across its entire product range. Their service area covers numerous locations across Kent and Greater London, including Bromley, Bexleyheath, Chislehurst, and Basildon.
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