Corrugated metal siding is a type of cladding made of thin, rippled metal sheets. The siding is popular for its industrial appearance, durability, and resistance to harsh weather conditions. It suits residential and commercial properties in areas that experience extreme weather conditions.

Corrugated metal roofing and corrugated metal siding are lightweight, yet very strong and weather resistant building materials. Corrugated metal roofing and siding are used frequently in both residential and industrial structures and require practically no maintenance. These panels will lessen your environmental impact as well.

Corrugated siding, originally used for its durability and strength, has evolved into a staple of both residential and commercial sheet metal siding designs. As metal siding panels can be created in a wide range of colors, the subtle waves of a corrugated wall panel can produce different shades and tones throughout the day.

Corrugated panels are building component panels that use a repeating wave (or corrugation) pattern in their design. Known to provide exceptional structural stability, corrugated panels have been used as roofing and siding options for over 100 years and were the first metal panel to be mass-produced in the United States.