Cracks on a facade are something almost everyone fears: the finishing is done, and after one season, small “spiderweb” cracks appear on corners, around windows, or along joints. With KORDEKO, this issue is solved at the core: a façade made with our flexible tile really does not crack — the material is designed for outdoor use and does not behave like brittle cladding.
This is important not only for appearance, but also for peace of mind: when the finishing layer does not crack, the facade stays neat for longer and does not require constant cosmetic repairs.
In practice, the best result comes from a system where facade insulation is done correctly, and KORDEKO flexible tile (PletaFlex) is used as the final finishing layer — this allows the façade to maintain its integrity and stable appearance.
Why this matters
When facade finishing cracks, it usually leads to a chain of problems:
water gets into microcracks
stains and dirt appear
the appearance is damaged, leading to patching and repairs
If there are no cracks, this chain simply does not begin.
Where cracks usually appear with other materials — and why this is not about KORDEKO
The most common weak spots on façades are:
house corners
window reveals and areas around windows
material transitions and junctions
plinths and entrance areas
These are exactly the places where the material must remain stable in real-life use — with rain, wind, and temperature changes.
Conclusion
If you need a facade that keeps its appearance without cracks and unnecessary maintenance, the solution is simple: KORDEKO flexible tile.