Whether you're looking for a render system or an external wall insulation system, our range of textures below tell you exactly what colours are available for each, and what their corresponding façade systems are.
Façade Textures
Our façade textures
Scraped
Scraped or scratched texture is a hugely popular render finish which works well on both modern and traditional buildings. Our range of
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Fine Scraped
Finer textures are becoming more and more popular as building designs look for crisper and cleaner lines and architectural detailing. Our
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Roughcast
Roughcast or sprayed texture is a finish which perfectly complements a more traditional building style. Our range of
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Dry Dashed
Dry dash finish — also known as pebble dash — is traditionally chosen to provide a tough and long-lasting external facade in high exposure areas. A range of modern decorative aggregates are available to build a truly bespoke design.
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Tyrolean
Tyrolean render creates a durable and weather-resistant finish with an open, honeycomb texture.
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Travertine
A traditional travertine texture offers excellent protection of a multi-coat render system and is simple to finish.
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Textured
Small aggregates in the decorative coating add a textured depth to a building facade when applying onto render board.
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Smooth
A smooth finish is achieved by smoothing down a base coat render with a sponge float and coating with external paint.
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Now it's time to choose colours
Once you know what kind of façade texture you'd like for your project, it's time to shortlist some colours and order samples.