Cost-effective
Off-site fabrication and simpler installation reduce specialist labour and overall project costs.
Why ClickClad
Prefabricated covers secured with interlocking joints and stainless steel bands, without rivets or screws.
System benefits
Pipe sheathing often involves forming and fastening metal covers on site. ClickClad uses prefabricated cladding with interlocking joints and removable stainless steel bands to simplify assembly and provide access for inspection and maintenance.
Off-site fabrication and simpler installation reduce specialist labour and overall project costs.
The fastening system closes without sharp penetrations through the cladding and insulation.
Prefabricated components reduce measuring, cutting and fixing work, saving installation time on site.
Bands and covers can be removed and refitted when maintenance is required.
A strong outer finish shields insulation from impact and external conditions.
| Traditional On-site Fabrication | ClickClad | |
|---|---|---|
| Time on Site | HIGH | LOW |
| Skilled Labour Dependence | HIGH | LOW |
| On-site Fabrication Setup | HIGH | LOW |
| On-site Labour Cost | HIGH | LOW |
Prefabricated covers and interlocking connections reduce on-site fabrication, while removable bands allow access for maintenance and refitting. Installation time and labour requirements vary with project scope and site conditions.
Pipes & tees
It takes twice as long to install our competitors’ products. Many straight pipe and tee coverings still require time-consuming fabrication and fastening on site.
Each tee cover is made to measure for a clean finish at the junction. The stainless-steel band system keeps assembly straightforward and allows the covering to be disassembled and refitted when urgent pipework access is required.


Traditional on-site fabrication
ClickClad system
Elbow covers
ClickClad elbow covers replace repetitive on-site forming and fastening with prefabricated sections designed for straightforward assembly and future access.
Traditional segmented elbow covers commonly rely on rivets or screws, adding fitting work and introducing penetrations that can affect the insulation below. ClickClad combines a clean interlocking profile with flexible band connections so the cover can be assembled, removed and refitted as required.


Traditional on-site fabrication
ClickClad system
Project support
Share your drawings, pipe sizes and insulation requirements and we’ll help you plan the right ClickClad system.