What is Rockcote cladding?

The Rockcote Integra Masonry Cladding System comprises a 50mm reinforced lightweight concrete panel fixed over a 20mm drainage cavity. The system is supplied, installed & finished with Rockcote premium plaster components, and Resene coloured finishes.

What is resene Rockcote?

Achieve a smooth concrete look finish or low lustre finish for external or internal walls of your project. finishing coats of Resene Concrete clear for enhanced durability and protection from the elements. …

Is Rockcote monolithic cladding?

2.3 The cladding system is what is described as monolithic cladding, and is a 40mm “Rockcote” polystyrene system that is finished with an applied textured coating system. The backing sheets are fixed to the framing over 20mm timber battens, which form a cavity between the cladding and the building wrap.

What is Rockcote EPS?

Rockcote EPS CAVITY PLUS System incorporates uPVC base mouldings, window jamb and sill flashings for extra security from water penetration, creating beautiful and durable exteriors you can trust.

How long does Rockcote last?

Rockcote Systems products are all supported by a 15-year performance guarantee and a five-year workmanship guarantee from a registered plasterer.

Where is Rockcote made?

Queensland
Yes, all ROCKCOTE products are manufactured on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland by a family owned company.

Can you paint over Rockcote?

Yes. Should you wish to change the colour of your building or change the profile of the existing texture, all ROCKCOTE products can be overcoated with other ROCKCOTE finishes, or with high quality acrylic products available on the market.

Why is monolithic cladding bad?

The walls can potentially rot and dangerous fungus can grow, causing structural problems for the building and health problems for those who live there. Houses identified as having a high risk of leaking are those built in the Mediterranean style (without eaves and with flat roofs), using monolithic cladding systems.

Is stucco the same as monolithic cladding?

Stucco is the oldest type of monolithic cladding that has been used in New Zealand since the 1920’s.

Is foam cladding safe?

Foam cladding is flammable and can present a dangerous risk to a building or home during the event of a fire. With a 1-hour fire rating and dense core, Durra Panel is a naturally fire-resistant cladding and provides a more sustainable, safer alternative.

Is EPS cladding flammable?

Expanded polystyrene is a type of cladding that is combustible and increases the likelihood of fire spreading more quickly. It may shrink, melt or ignite when exposed to elevated temperatures.

What is Rockcote Integra masonry cladding?

Is the Rockcote cladding system e2/vm1 compliant?

The latest cavity-based, plaster cladding system from Rockcote Systems has received its full E2/VM1 compliant BRANZ appraisal – Appraisal #681 (2010). The Rockcote Integra Masonry Cladding System comprises a 50mm reinforced lightweight concrete panel fixed over a 20mm drainage cavity.

Are Rockcote products and solutions compliant with building code requirements?

All Rockcote Systems products and solutions are designed to comply with current building code requirements. INTEGRA from Resene Construction Systems is a high performance, lightweight AAC concrete panel and external façade system.

What is Rockcote insulated cavity plus render system?

This specification deals with Rockcote Insulated Cavity Plus Render System applied over a 50mm EPS sheet substrate. The system incorporates the installation of a 20mm drainage cavity and mineral texture finish.