The exterior cladding, in addition to protecting the house against impacts and inclement weather, such as rain, ultraviolet rays, and hail, fulfills another not less important function, which is to define the personality and bearing of the house.

As for exterior cladding, a small detail ends up signifying a total change in the style of the house.

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Sheet metal is one of the noblest and most reliable materials. Relegated as a covering for roofs, today it has deservedly earned its place as an external covering, and more and more houses are clad in this flexible material. It has a thousand uses and applications, and its incredible versatility makes it a material with unlimited possibilities.

The sheet is produced with steel. We all already know the benefits and benefits of steel as a construction material. It is lighter, stronger and more durable. In what is known as cold rolling, a steel sheet is passed through rolls, which applying pressure as the steel sheet advances, fold it and produce the shapes of the typical gutters in the corrugated sheet. To prevent steel from rusting, there are two types of treatments.

The typical silver color of the galvanized sheet is not the only option. Today the sheet metal options are more diverse. In the market we can find prepainted sheets, of different colors and with different gutters. The applied paint coating comprises an anticorrosive treatment and a finishing paint, which consists of a state-of-the-art organic polyester coating on a base material. The available colors are:

1. Snow white.

2. Green.

3. Standard blue.

4. Millennium blue.

5. Red tile.

6. Slate gray.

7. Black.