Wall cladding is a construction term before it is a texture: the surface arrives as panels, slips or modules with joints you can count. This collection gathers every cladding-ready surface in the library — brick slips, stone panels, concrete plates, timber and more.
The library’s cladding guides cover the common systems (brick, stone, concrete), and each texture carries its measured repetition size so courses and panel joints land at believable dimensions.
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Frequently asked questions
Which cladding system should I choose?
Brick slips give fine course detail; stone panels suit feature walls; concrete plates read as large modules. The library’s cladding guides compare each system with typical dimensions.
How do I keep cladding joints realistic?
Divide the repetition size shown on each texture page by the joint module you are drawing — courses, slips and plates all cross-check against the measured number.