Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

reclad

verb

/riːˈklæd/

Definition

To cover or coat something again, usually in reference to a building or structure.

Examples

The building was reclad with modern materials to improve its energy efficiency.
After several years, the old facade needed to be reclad to meet safety standards.
The homeowners decided to reclad their house in a more contemporary style.

Meaning

Reclad refers to the process of applying a new outer layer or covering to an existing structure, often for aesthetic, protective, or functional purposes.