Corrugated Aluminum Siding

Corrugated Aluminum Siding

As a siding and roofing material, corrugated aluminum is inexpensive and easy to find and install. For many years  was used primarily for industrial, commercial and farm building purposes. However, the durable metal is no longer shunned by homeowners but is now being utilized to accent residential exteriors. In the photo above, a farmhouse-style home features a corrugated metal-sided bump out.

 

Corrugated Aluminum Awning

Not only used to accent the exterior wall here, corrugated aluminum makes a stunning awning. Positioned properly, this awning will shade the home's interior from the summer sunshine but will allow the home be warmed by the sun in winter months, when it is lower in the sky. Additionally, this home reflects the homeowner's eclectic nature by combining metal, stucco and wood in its construction, plus stone in the landscaping.

 

Corrugated Aluminum Corner Accent

This ultra contemporary home draws the eye with a two-story corrugated aluminum corner accent wall that continues halfway up to the neighboring townhome. The rich warm color of the stucco keeps the structure from looking too industrial. Due to the metal's reflective nature, the common area between buildings will seem brighter even on cloudy days.

 

Corrugated Aluminum and Organic Materials Contrast

By adding purple wooden chairs and living plants, these homeowners used the corrugated aluminum to its best advantage. The visual combination of organic, natural elements with shiny metal invites visitors to have a seat. As complementary colors, the gold of the door and the purple on the chairs add extra sizzle to this front porch area.

 

Custom Corrugated Aluminum Siding

Aluminum is used in many products including cans for food items and construction materials. Aluminum can be easily recycled and is weather-resistant, requiring very little maintenance. Inexpensive when compared to other siding products, corrugated aluminum is often used as a siding accent or roofing material. Depending on a home buyer's budget, the shape and depth of the ripples (also called peaks and grooves) of corrugated aluminum can be customized.

 

Corrugated Aluminum Window Well

Corrugated aluminum keeps the dirt out while letting the sun shine into the basement's window. The metal may even help brighten the space by bouncing light into the interior. Building codes in most municipalities require egress windows in basements that are used as sleeping rooms. Egress windows allow people to get out in a hurry in case of a fire. The ripples offer an advantage that other materials may not; a toe hold to facilitate an emergency escape.

 

Storage Locker with Corrugated Aluminum Siding

This storage locker for a condominium complex features rippled plastic sheeting as windows. By allowing natural light to enter, the lockers require less light and less energy. The corrugated aluminum siding is also virtually maintenance-free and blends well with the neighboring units.

 

Corrugated Aluminum Storage Locker

 

 

Garage with Recyclable Aluminum Siding

This interesting structure combines garage doors made of recycled-materials and recyclable aluminum siding. By adding matching green trim around the windows, doors and fascia boards, the metal makes the often-overlooked garage an eye-catching architectural feature.

 

Corrugated Aluminum Mailbox Roof and Aluminum Rain Chain

Not just for buildings anymore, corrugated aluminum provides a roof for this community of mailboxes. An aluminum chain at two corners of the structure channels rain just as a downspout would do. The long-lasting metal will eventually rust, giving the tiny roof a weathered character.

 

Corrugated Aluminum and Concrete Contrast

By featuring corrugated aluminum under the roof line, the building naturally draws the eye upward. This apartment building for college students combines three materials in one glance: metal, stone and concrete. The brown of the stone composite siding warms the building and keeps it from looking too harsh.

 

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