PVC cladding, on the other hand, is a wall covering made primarily from polyvinyl chloride (PVC). PVC is a synthetic material that provides walls with a durable and weather-resistant surface. PVC cladding is generally lightweight and easy to install, with good insulating properties. It can be made in a variety of colors and textures to mimic the look of natural materials like wood or stone. However, it may not have the same aesthetic qualities as composite cladding or other natural materials.

Cost is another factor to consider when comparing composite and PVC cladding. Composite cladding is generally more expensive than PVC cladding due to the combination of materials and production processes involved. However, composite cladding typically requires less maintenance over its lifetime, reducing long-term costs.

Both composite and PVC cladding are popular wall covering options with their own unique characteristics. Offering superior durability, insulation and aesthetic appeal, composite cladding is a cost-effective alternative to traditional materials such as brick or stone.