Using metal panels is a great way to add texture and depth into your home, whether they’re used on the inside or outside. If you love the look of metal and want to bring it to your home, but maybe don’t want to fully commit to a roof or siding, or maybe you're not in need of a roofing or siding replacement, there are still plenty of ways to incorporate a bit of metal here and there!
Interior Applications
Wainscoting
Probably one of our most popular ways to use metal on the interior of a home, metal wainscoting can totally transform a room. Wainscots are a great solution for mudrooms and children’s rooms or playrooms because they can protect your walls extremely well. Metal wainscot panels are also extremely easy to keep clean. No more scrubbing your painted walls!
Metal wainscoting in a bathroom is ideal because it's a material that won't absorb moisture!
Accent Wall
Adding a wall of metal panels can bring a pop of texture to any room without overpowering it. Accent walls make a wonderful contrast against wood floors and painted walls. They’re also a great way to add more light into a room because of metal’s reflective qualities!
Bars & Islands
Kitchens are one of the best rooms to incorporate metal into because of its easy-to-clean qualities. Creating a bar or kitchen island out of metal brings a fresh, new look into the heart of the home. Plus, the durability of metal will easily withstand the inevitable messes and scuffs from the kitchen!
Ceilings
Opt for metal panels on your ceilings to create a fresh, modern look in your home. Whether you install them in the garage, basement, or bedroom, metal panel ceilings are stunning to look at and make a statement.
There are so many other new, exciting ways to creatively use metal inside. The possibilities are endless and the sky’s the limit when it comes to how you can use metal panels in your home or building. Metal panels provide a modern, new take on offices, bathrooms, and even ceilings.
Check out this blog for even more inspiration about interior metal panel applications.
Exterior Applications
Maybe it’s not time to replace your roof or siding, but you want some metal somewhere outside your home. We have options that could help you to incorporate metal panels around the exterior of your home without a full roofing or siding application that can still make a statement.
Decking
A unique way to incorporate metal is to add metal panels to your porch, patio, and decks. They add a modern twist to your home while providing ideal and durable protection. Give your porch or deck an easy revamp.
Fencing
Adding a fence to your property can enhance it in more ways than one. Not only does a fence keep your property protected, but it can give your kids and pets freedom. Privacy fencing can make a simple, but bold statement. Metal is an ideal material for fencing because it’s extremely low maintenance and durable. No annual staining or sealing required.
This fence incorporated metal in a unique way that resulted in a durable fence that will last for decades.
Accents
Another easy way to incorporate metal to the exterior of your home is by adding accents. Anything from a simple roof above the entryway to more complex coverings, accent metal is an easy way to highlight and add depth to different parts of your home’s exterior. Mixing shingled roofs with metal panels create a look that simply can’t be replicated.
This metal entryway accent roof adds a pop of texture to this home's exterior!
Sheds & Garages
A classic way to add more metal onto your property is by covering your outbuildings in metal panels. From small pool sheds to larger garages, metal is the perfect way to protect your assets.
No matter what you store inside your garage, metal will protect it extremely well for years to come.
If you want to add metal to your home, whether on the interior or exterior, we’re here to help! Contact one of our expert Product Specialists today. We’ll help you choose the right panel profile, gauge, and color or finish to fit your project’s specific needs. If you already have some details and are ready to get the process started, fill out our Get a Quote form.