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Concealed fastener metal wall panels are available in a flush wall panel, reveal panels, wave panels, and standing seam. Six types of siding to choose from in over 100 colors. Buy manufacturer direct and save.
Concealed fastener metal wall panels are attached to the substructure without any visible fasteners. Instead, concealed fastener panels are installed with clips and/or screws that are attached behind the face of the panel. Once installed, concealed fasteners are not visible on the exterior of the wall. They are hidden inside interlocking panel joints for protection from the elements, creating a smooth appearance that is more aesthetically pleasing than exposed fastener roofing panels.
Because concealed fasteners are hidden below the metal roof sheeting, less maintenance is required. Concealed fasteners offer improved weathertightness and a more streamlined appearance.
Flush Panels for use in wall, fascia and soffit applications. Rounded interlocking leg and concealed fasteners improve appearance and strength. Painted and Galvalume®.
Mix and match different reveals, face sizes, and widths with the wall panels. Create a modern design with 1", 2" or 3" and no reveal. Horizontal or vertical installation.
These metal siding panels are perfect when you want a flush wall panel that's less than 12-in wide. Narrow Groove® is available in 8-in & 10-in widths.
This remarkable rigid wall panel with concealed fasteners offers a distinctive look with bold shadow effects that emphasize the panels unique rib profile. Installed Vertically or Horizontally.
Board and batten metal siding is a type of exterior cladding used in the construction of buildings, primarily homes and commercial structures. This requires less maintenance and serves as a great alternative option to wood siding.
Did you know that standing seam can be used for both metal roofing and siding panels? The fasteners are concealed for both weather tightness and stream lined appearance.
This panel is made on a break and is more expensive than the Western Reveal®. Perfect for jobs that require a panel greater than 22 gauge or a reveal greater than 3”. Reveal between panels: 6”, 5”, 4”, 3”, 2”, 1”, or No Reveal.