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Laydex is a building products distributor in Clondalkin, based on Kylemore Road in Inchicore. It supplies cladding as part of a broad range of materials, including fibre cement boards, composite decking, breather membranes, passive fire protection, flooring and roofing products, and it works with customers across Ireland. Builders and other customers can turn to its technical support, case studies and technical resources when choosing materials for a project. It also carries a range of brands, from door handles to loft ladders.
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Typical prices from Locufy's Ireland 2026 price guides — each guide explains what the job involves and what moves the price. Rendering and insulation installer are also offered, priced on survey.
Laydex is a building products distributor in Clondalkin, based on Kylemore Road in Inchicore. It supplies cladding as part of a broad range of materials, including fibre cement boards, composite decking, breather membranes, passive fire protection, flooring and roofing products, and it works with customers across Ireland. Builders and other customers can turn to its technical support, case studies and technical resources when choosing materials for a project. It also carries a range of brands, from door handles to loft ladders.
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Based in Dublin, Laydex works across the city and about 15 km around it.
Laydex is based in Clondalkin, with premises on Kylemore Road in Inchicore, and its range of building products is supplied to customers across Ireland. For a cladding project, you can tell it where the job is and ask whether it can supply that area. It helps to give the town and the access to the building.
Cladding prices depend mostly on the material you choose, such as timber, composite or brick-slip, and on the area and height to be covered. The battens or insulation behind the cladding and the access needed, including scaffolding, also change the total. The Cladding price guide gives typical prices in Ireland.
For retrofit work, it is sensible to check SEAI grant eligibility and to involve a registered One Stop Shop where that applies. You can ask Laydex about its experience and qualifications for cladding, and ask to see examples of similar completed jobs. A written quote showing the scope of work also helps.
You can ask Laydex whether it carries public liability insurance and whether the cladding work comes with a guarantee. It is usual in Ireland for a trade business to carry public liability insurance, and you can ask to see the certificate. Ask too for any guarantee on materials and workmanship in writing.
Laydex has a Google rating of 4.3 from 38 reviews, and you can read them on its Google Maps page at https://maps.google.com/?cid=1943314733872606718. Look at how recent the reviews are and whether they mention work similar to yours. You can also ask the company for references from recent customers.
The SEAI supports retrofit work with grants, so you can check whether your home is eligible before cladding starts. Where a registered One Stop Shop applies to the scheme, it is the route to use for the upgrade. Ask Laydex whether your cladding job could count as retrofit work.
You can ask Laydex for a quote by phone, through its website or through its Locufy page. Describe the job, say where the building is, and send photos of the walls if you have them. It also helps to say when you would like the work done.
On Locufy you can compare Laydex with other cladding providers in Clondalkin by looking at their pages side by side. Compare the services each one offers, what each quote includes, such as materials, battens and access, and the experience each one shows. A clear written quote makes the comparison easier.
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