Description: Valshield is a finish for components of aluminum, HDG steel, Galvalume® or zinc alloy. Available in two-coat application for commercial, residential, building panels, siding, trim, animal ...

Dri Design Perforated Panel Series provides necessary airflow and/or shade to a structure without sacrificing style or design. Virtually any shape and pattern can be perforated into the metal ...

As one of the most pivotal architectural elements of a home, exterior siding can dramatically ... crinkle finishes add depth ...

Available in lengths longer than the typical 12 to 13-foot vinyl siding panel, so it will have less vertical seams on long windowless walls. Nailing hem is folded over (doubles the thickness of ...

Metal siding often brings to mind industrial warehouses and farm buildings, but people have been cladding the exterior of ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Wind is siding's ability to stay attached in lab tests simulating high winds; the best withstood forces equivalent to more than 150 mph.

“Steel siding offers a combination of beauty, durability and energy efficiency that is unmatched by other exterior cladding ... would have to replace a panel, the color will be easy to match.

Installing stone veneer siding typically recoups around 90% of the investment on resale. Stone veneer siding provides a durable exterior with ... purposes only. The products and services we ...

Created by Dri-Design, the EN-V metal panel system takes advantage of manufacturing and material optimization providing significant cost saving while maintaining performance. The architectural dry ...

Traditionally, board and batten siding is made from wood boards, but the modern board and batten siding look is often achieved with vinyl, fiber cement or steel. Whether you want your home to have ...

Within the past four decades, well over 2 billion square feet of metal roofing has been installed in the United States each year. That number continues to grow, and it’s more than any other roof ...

US researchers working with SHoP Architects have created a potential alternative to steel and concrete as a structural floor material: recyclable panels made entirely from bioplastic and wood flour.