7 Metal Siding Design Styles for your Home

Standing Seam

Standing seam siding, recognized by its clean lines, is particularly popular among residential homeowners. In addition, its interlocking systems prevent weather infiltration and damage, and it is available in multiple different forms that can match virtually any home’s style in Utah.

Box Rib

Box rib metal siding, while aesthetically pleasing, is also very strong and weather-resistant. Additionally, box rib panels have exposed fasteners, making installation fairly simple. Box rib siding is fairly rare and will make your home or business stand out from others.

Flat

Flat metal siding is the most modern and versatile of all metal siding options. Available in a wood plank, groove, or shiplap appearance, flat panels can add a touch of modernness to your home while still blending with your home’s style and color.

Corrugated Metal

Corrugated metal siding is one of the most popular types of siding used for all types of homes throughout Utah. Corrugated metal is known for its durability and strength, as well as its wavy pattern. The complex texture helps to hide any imperfections or damage that may be inflicted on the siding due to weather, making it an ideal option for homes and businesses in areas with extreme weather conditions such as blizzards, rainstorms, and hurricanes. Additionally, these panels are installed easily, fairly inexpensive, and readily available at almost all home improvement stores.

R-Panel

R-Panel siding is by far the cheapest metal siding option and is characterized by its patterned, raised ribs and flat surfaces between the ribs. R-Panels are considered to be more modern than other options, including corrugated panels, and can be up to twenty percent less expensive than corrugated metal panels. R-Panels derive from batten metal siding, which also has a bold rib design.

Flush Wall Panel

Flush wall panels are designed with small gaps between each panel, making for a clean, bold look. Flush panels can be customized to have different reveal sizes, although larger reveal sizes may cost more. This metal siding option requires little maintenance, making it ideal for individuals that want to modernize their Utah homes without a lot of upkeep.

Wave Panel

Compared to most other metal siding options, wave panels are typically used for smaller portions of a wall rather than the entire wall. Wave panels serve as great accents and are surprisingly durable. Although they are more commonly seen on commercial residences, they have become fairly popular in residential homes in Utah as well. However, wave panels are the most expensive metal siding choice and are notably difficult to install.

Tassie Siding provides custom fabricated metal siding in Utah and the surrounding area.