Slatted Composite Cladding - Black 4m

Introducing Anthracite Slatted Cladding Anthracite slatted cladding is a grey composite cladding that delivers a stylish, modern finish with the strength and low maintenance of your traditional composite cladding. Also available in oak and black, each board measures 21mm x 145mm x 4000mm (4m). The sleek grey slatted cladding profile is colour matched to complement our composite decking and composite fencing, allowing you to create a coordinated look across all outdoor surfaces. Benefits of our Anthracite Slatted Cladding Low maintenance and easy to clean Suitable for vertical or horizontal installation Modern anthracite grey finish with a slatted profile Does not rot, warp or split Eco-friendly recycled timber and plastic core Designed for UK weather: resistant to rain, frost and sun Grey Composite Cladding - Durable With An 10-Year-Guarantee Like our dino decking with dino shield™, each grey composite cladding board features a recycled timber and plastic core, encased in tough Dino Shield™. This outer layer provides the anthracite grey colour for the slatted cladding while protecting against moisture and wear. In addition, UV additives reduce fading so the rich grey tone stays vibrant and lasts longer in outdoor conditions. Our grey composite cladding is designed not to rot, warp or split. It also resists stains, scratches and mould, making it more reliable than timber alternatives, and insulates your home effectively, saving you money on heating. With Dino Shield™ protection, you can trust it to perform year after year in the UK’s changing climate. But don’t just take our word for it. At Dino Decking we want to make sure you feel confident in your purchase too. That’s why we provide free cladding samples so you know what you’re getting before you commit, as well as providing a 10-year warranty with all of our grey composite cladding boards. Installing Anthracite Slatted Cladding Anthracite slatted cladding can be quickly installed using Dino cladding fixings onto a composite joist or a supporting frame, creating a clean, professional finish with no visible screws. Install it vertically for bold shadow lines or horizontally for a sleek, contemporary effect. No matter which way you install it, the open slatted profile adds depth, texture, and character to any exterior wall, garden room, or commercial space. Learn more about vertical vs horizontal cladding in our helpful blog. Order Your FREE Sample Pack of Anthracite Slatted Cladding Today Experience the colour and texture of our grey composite cladding for yourself with a free sample pack. Each pack includes anthracite slatted cladding alongside oak and black, giving you a hands-on look at the shades and distinctive slatted design. This lets you confidently choose the perfect finish for your project before ordering full boards. Grey Composite Cladding FAQs How long will slatted composite cladding last in UK weather? Dino’s slatted composite cladding is designed specifically for UK conditions. Each board combines a recycled timber and plastic core with protective Dino Shield™ technology, making it highly resistant to rot, warping and splitting. With minimal maintenance, it will last for decades outdoors. All boards also come with a 10-year warranty for added peace of mind. Will anthracite slatted composite cladding fade over time? Whilst anthracite slatted cladding is resistant to fading, over time you may see a slight duller colour begin to form. This is merely due to UV light and is a natural process that occurs with all cladding. Can slatted composite cladding be installed horizontally? Yes. Dino’s slatted composite cladding is designed for both vertical and horizontal installation. Many customers choose a vertical layout for bold shadow lines, while horizontal installation creates a sleek, contemporary look with the same durable performance. We have another horizontal cladding option in our flush composite cladding range, which offers a smooth, seamless appearance. Is slatted composite cladding better than timber cladding? Yes. It’s well known that composite outperforms timber in outdoor use. Dino’s slatted composite cladding will not rot, warp or split and requires very little maintenance. With Dino Shield™ and UV protection, it also keeps its colour for longer. Timber offers a natural look, but it needs regular treatment, while composite gives you a longer-lasting, low-maintenance alternative. What colours are available in slatted composite cladding? Dino’s slatted composite cladding is available in three colours: oak, anthracite, and black. These shades are crafted to suit modern outdoor design trends. Order a free sample pack to see the colours in your own environment and feel the slatted texture before choosing. Can composite slatted cladding be cleaned easily? What maintenance is required? Maintenance is minimal. Usually, cleaning with soapy water, a soft brush, or a gentle hose-off is all you need. For tougher stains or mould, use Dino composite cleaner to safely remove dirt, algae or grime without damaging the surface. Avoid harsh chemicals or high-pressure washers unless explicitly stated by Dino. What spacing should I leave between slatted boards for expansion/contraction? With Dino’s concealed fixing system, you don’t need to leave any manual gaps between slatted composite cladding boards. The fixings automatically create the correct spacing during installation. This ensures the boards have room for natural thermal movement while preventing issues like buckling or warping. Do I need planning permission to install composite slatted cladding? In most cases, you do not need planning permission to install slatted composite cladding. However, there are exceptions — for example, if your property is listed, located in a conservation area, or in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Because local rules vary, it’s always best to confirm with your local council before starting your project. Dino’s slatted composite cladding is designed specifically for UK conditions. Each board combines a recycled timber and plastic core with protective Dino Shield™ technology, making it highly resistant to rot, warping and splitting. With minimal maintenance, it will last for decades outdoors. All boards also come with a 10-year warranty for added peace of mind.Whilst anthracite slatted cladding is resistant to fading, over time you may see a slight duller colour begin to form. This is merely due to UV light and is a natural process that occurs with all cladding.Yes. Dino’s slatted composite cladding is designed for both vertical and horizontal installation. Many customers choose a vertical layout for bold shadow lines, while horizontal installation creates a sleek, contemporary look with the same durable performance. We have another horizontal cladding option in our flush composite cladding range, which offers a smooth, seamless appearance.Yes. It’s well known that composite outperforms timber in outdoor use. Dino’s slatted composite cladding will not rot, warp or split and requires very little maintenance. With Dino Shield™ and UV protection, it also keeps its colour for longer. Timber offers a natural look, but it needs regular treatment, while composite gives you a longer-lasting, low-maintenance alternative.Dino’s slatted composite cladding is available in three colours: oak, anthracite, and black. These shades are crafted to suit modern outdoor design trends. Order a free sample pack to see the colours in your own environment and feel the slatted texture before choosing.Maintenance is minimal. Usually, cleaning with soapy water, a soft brush, or a gentle hose-off is all you need. For tougher stains or mould, use Dino composite cleaner to safely remove dirt, algae or grime without damaging the surface. Avoid harsh chemicals or high-pressure washers unless explicitly stated by Dino.With Dino’s concealed fixing system, you don’t need to leave any manual gaps between slatted composite cladding boards. The fixings automatically create the correct spacing during installation. This ensures the boards have room for natural thermal movement while preventing issues like buckling or warping.In most cases, you do not need planning permission to install slatted composite cladding. However, there are exceptions — for example, if your property is listed, located in a conservation area, or in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Because local rules vary, it’s always best to confirm with your local council before starting your project.