Perforated metal panels is a popular choice by both contractors and homeowners for its unique style and wide variety of uses.

Vertical vs. Horizontal Metal Siding: The Pros And Cons

When it comes to metal siding and metal wall panels, there are plenty of options to choose from. However, there are two special panel types known for their similarity in style and design, and that is our flush metal wall panel options, T-Groove and Western Reveal.

You’ve made a decision to have metal siding and wall panels for your house. Now you’re onto the next problem of deciding: which color should I pick? We know that choosing the right color is a challenging decision that can leave you feeling a bit overwhelmed.

Finding the right metal siding for your home or commercial project can definitely be overwhelming. From all the decisions that need to be made for the material, color, and panel profile, we understand that those decisions are not simple choices. Having the correct details to find the right metal wall panel is essential in any home improvement project.

You’re searching for a wood look for your project. Upon realizing the potential of termites, dry rot, wood warping, and expense from using real wood, now you’re looking for alternatives. Luckily, there is no shortage of materials that replicate a wooden look to choose from. Two of the most common products are Alumaboard®, T-8 PlankWall®, and Metal Board & Batten.

Insulation is an essential accessory to a metal building to help keep energy costs lower. Proper insulation will keep a structure warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer so that less cooling and heating system usage is necessary. Insulation is also essential to keep your structure up to building code, as the necessary R-value for the insulation needed is always specified.

When someone thinks of standing seam, a picture of the bold, clean lines that makes standing seam so attractive most likely comes to mind. However, that mental picture is most likely up on a roof.