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Exterior Cladding

Exterior Cladding

Longboard Premium Soffit & Siding

Longboard Premium Soffit & Siding

Metal Cladding
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Close inspection reveals that Longboard wood cladding material for soffits and siding is not wood at all, but aluminum. Developed by Mayne Coatings Corp., Longboard is powdercoated to achieve both its faux wood-grain appearance and an ease of maintenance. The product is available in 22 colors and is 100% recyclable. full caption
Rheinzink Protect

Rheinzink Protect

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Developed to combat harsh microclimates such as coastal or tropical zones, the Protect line from Rheinzink is the companys pre-patinated metal cladding, sealed with a transparent coating that prolongs a fresh appearance. The product—composed of zinc, titanium, and copper—comes in a blue-gray or graphite-gray color, is fully recyclable after use, and is available in four standard thicknesses and coil and sheet widths of up to 39½ (blue-gray) or 27½ (graphite-gray).

“Rheinzink Protect can work in environments where one would not necessarily think of using zinc. It’s a welcome addition to the company’s already robust and time-tested product line.”

Laurie Butler full caption
Meteon Matt Finish with FSC Certification

Meteon Matt Finish with FSC Certification

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Trespa Internationals Meteon facade panels come in a variety of styles, including wood that is actually high-pressure laminate with up to 70% wood-based content. These panels, available with FSC certification upon request, are now offered in a matt finish, which has a more natural wood appearance without changing performance or cleanability. full caption
Cascade Metal Panel System

Cascade Metal Panel System

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This single-skin metal panel system from Centria Architectural Systems features a profile of sloped ribs that creates visual interest for building facades. Designed to blend in with Centrias Concept Series panels, Cascade is offered in seven different styles, where the ribbing and spacing are varied. The products galvanized steel comprises approximately 25% post-consumer and 7% pre-consumer recycled content. full caption
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