recladding
/riːˈklædɪŋ/
noun
- The process or material used to cover a building or structure again with a new outer layer.
- Modern recladding can improve a building's energy efficiency.
- They chose a durable composite for the recladding of the warehouse.
- The recladding of the tower took six months to complete.
Synonyms
verb
- Present participle of reclad: the act of covering or dressing again with a new layer or material.
- They are recladding the old boat with a fresh coat of fiberglass.
- The crew is recladding the school's exterior with brick veneer.
- The workers spent the week recladding the roof after the leak was fixed.