Rainscreen cladding

Rainscreen cladding is a building technique used to protect structures from moisture and weather while enhancing their appearance. It involves installing an outer layer of material, like wood, metal, or composite panels, over a waterproof barrier. This creates a gap between the cladding and the building’s surface, allowing rainwater to drain away and air to circulate. The design helps prevent water from seeping into the walls, reducing the risk of mold and damage. Additionally, rainscreen cladding can improve insulation and energy efficiency, making it a popular choice in modern architecture.