We’re trying to decide on cladding for our new café, and Alucobond came up a lot. It looks really nice and modern, but it also seems a bit more expensive than other materials. If you’ve used it, did you feel it was worth it in the long run? Or are there more budget-friendly alternatives that still look decent?

I’m all for investing in quality, especially if it pays off through durability or less maintenance. Just want to make sure we’re not paying for the brand name more than the performance.

We went through this exact debate when renovating our townhouse. After comparing a few options, I checked out info about the alucobond cladding price on https://glamourdecor.com.au/ and it helped me decide. It turns out the upfront cost is a bit higher, but it's incredibly weather-resistant, and there's virtually no upkeep. For us, that saved money over time. Plus, it looks sharp and helped increase the property's value.