E73. Weathertex Cladding with special guest Vanda from Weathertex

Building Design, Prime Time

In this episode of the Building Design, Prime Time Podcast, Amelia and Frank were on location at Wrest Point Convention Centre in Hobart at the Building Designers Association of Australia (BDAA) Festival of Design trade night.
They invited special guest Vanda, from Weathertex, to talk about Weathertex products and talk about the importance of sustainable building materials in today’s construction industry.
Weathertex is a leader in eco-friendly timber cladding, providing durable and stylish solutions for builders, designers, and homeowners. Vanda explains the unique features of Weathertex products, including their all-natural composition, carbon-positive certification, and low environmental impact. She highlights how these materials support sustainable building practices while offering long-lasting and low-maintenance benefits.
This episode covers everything from the role of natural materials in future-proofing homes to the importance of choosing products that are free from harmful additives. If you’re interested in building greener, more sustainable homes, Vanda’s insights will inspire and inform your next project.

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