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Fiber-cement is a composite building material made of cement reinforced with cellulose fibers, which lends to its strength and flexibility. In architecture, fiber-cement is widely acclaimed for its ability to mimic the appearance of traditional building materials such as wood and stone while offering superior durability and low maintenance. Resistant to fire, moisture, rot, and termites, fiber-cement is often used for cladding, siding, roofing, and façade applications. Its lightweight nature makes it easier to handle and install, while its sustainability and energy-efficient properties are attractive in environmentally conscious designs. Fiber-cement’s versatility and performance have made it a prevalent choice in contemporary architecture for both residential and commercial projects.
Even though siding has existed for decades, it is still a favorite choice for most homeowners who believe it provides a more modern and timeless look than bricks. Its clean…
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