Case Studies & White Papers

At the McRoberts home, the mindfully made Wildwood comes full circle,seamlessly harmonizing with the surrounding mountainscape—today andfor the decades to come.

The Hub switched to Fiberon Wildwood composite cladding after learning of its superior 50-year warranty for staining, fading, and performance.  

The end result is a product that looks equally great from far and near.

With nine out of 10 CEOs saying sustainability is important to their company’s success, green building is on the rise.

Water, wind and ice—while their force and formidable power continue to threaten even the best-laid structures, building science has come a long way in the defense against Mother Nature’s worst.

Worried that wood wouldn’t be able to maintain its appearance or performance, theproject team for a new Alabama Starbucks found Fiberon Wildwood composite cladding to be an ideal alternative. The product’s nature-inspired embossing and multi-tonal colors achieved an eye-catching modern aesthetic without sacrificing anything in terms of durability and performance.