Materials
Metal
Easy installation, durability, and versatility make metal cladding one of the most popular choices within the cladding industry; metal type dramatically impacts facade performance and aesthetic appearance, so choosing the right material for your cladding project is one of the most important steps.
Find the right alloy for your project:
Galvanized Steel
Stainless Steel
Coated Steel
Weathering Steel
Aluminum
Barras
Copper
Zinc
Phenolic
Wood Composite Panel is the architectural alternative to the traditional aluminum composite panel; perfect for use in innovative and functional ventilated façade systems; Phenolic Panels can help improve the overall energy performance of a building while providing extremely effective weather protection due to its high-pressure laminate finish. Phenolic Panel also offers excellent dimensional stability for fabrication into an endless variety of shapes and sizes.
Fiber cement
Durable, long-lasting, and low maintenance with plenty of flexibility in terms of texture such as woodgrain, smooth, and stucco finishes as well as a range of prefinished colors.
Wood
Durable siding with attractive features. Different woods have different characteristics and price ranges.
Vinyl
Plastic siding is inexpensive and easy to maintain with a quick and easy installation and could be a perfect solution for your cladding.
Installation Systems
Metal siding
Standing Seam: One of the most recognizable systems, Standing Seam offers a classic, elegant look with maximum flexibility. Standing Seam can achieve intricate designs other systems cannot.
Interlocking: An elegant system with a more polished, contemporary profile design. Interlocking is often used on modern architectural structures because its dramatic express joins and flat appearance creates sleek and clean-looking facades.
Flatlock: Flatlock panels lock together, creating a flush, flexible, and thin façade. The system can also be installed in reverse, creating deeper express lines; this is called Reversed Flatlock.
Snaplock: Similar in appearance to Standing Seam, Snap lock simplified installation method doesn’t require specialist tools – making it a popular alternative for installers and builders
Nail Strip: Nail strip shares aesthetic attributes with Standing Seam and Snap lock, Offering an architectural ‘look’, without complicated installation details.
Batten Seam: Batten Seam is one of the oldest and most traditional metal cladding profiles. Not commonly seen in our market.
Custom Folding: At Metal Cladding Systems we make all our products on a project-based production line. This enables us to remain flexible and responsive to custom design requests and out-of-the-norm project requirements.
Phenolic
Concealed Fastener
Exposed Fastener
Fiber cement
Plank Lap Siding
Plank Lock Joint
Plank Exposed Fastener
Plank Concealed Fastener
Panel Exposed Fastener
Panel Concealed Fastener