Metal Cladding

Discover Cladding Concepts International's cutting-edge solutions in metal cladding and custom metal facades. Elevate your architectural projects with our versatile portfolio, featuring 3D metal panels crafted with precision bending, pressing, and welding techniques. Explore specialty offerings such as mesh metal, perforated panels, steel siding, and laser-patterned cuts tailored for single or double skin facades, suspended ceilings, sun louvres, and beyond.

Enhance aesthetics and functionality with our range of finish options, including electrostatic powder coating, anodizing, and film transfer for custom décor, enabling stunning designs in stone and other graphics.

At CCI, we go beyond products. Benefit from our comprehensive services, including full attachment systems, system design, engineering expertise, and US-based logistics support. Experience innovation, quality, and reliability in metal cladding solutions with Cladding Concepts International. CCI does not supply Aluminum Composite or Insulated Metal Panels.

Custom Metal in Architecture

The Ruby, located in Chelsea, New York, used custom metal railings and panels to blend with the brickwork to create a textured facade perfectly blending form and function. See more of this project here.


Steel Exterior Siding

Steel exterior siding, now a staple in contemporary design, has become an essential element of modern architecture. With our steel profiles, supported by a 40-year warranty, you can choose from a wide array of unique styles and colors, guaranteeing a perfect fit for your project's aesthetic. Bring your vision to life!


Metal Facade Materials

  • As carbon steel is not resistant to corrosion, it must be painted or galvanized for protection. The raw material is processed by either cold rolling or hot rolling, both of which affect the properties of the product. Cold rolling provides better surface conditions with lower tolerances.

  • Aluminum is a durable, elastic, and stain-resistant metal that is 100% recyclable and environmentally friendly. It allows for a variety of surface treatments that provide different colors, patterns, and textures. Some of the recommended aluminum alloys are 1050, 3003, and 5005. Aluminum is preferred for its weight advantage, making it a popular choice for building materials.

  • Stainless steel is a steel alloy with added chromium, nickel, and sometimes molybdenum or other elements. It is resistant to corrosion, wear, and all types of weather conditions. Stainless steel has a distinctive appearance and high level of durability that allows it to be used as thin panels. Some popular alloys of stainless steel include 304, 316, 316L, and 430.

  • Corten steel is a group of steel alloys with added copper, chromium, nickel, and phosphorus. When exposed to the atmosphere, Corten steel forms a protective layer of rust, which gives the material its unique texture and color and makes it resistant to weather conditions. It is often preferred by architects, designers, and artists for its aesthetic qualities.

  • Copper is a noted for its bright red hue, lightweight and durable. It is resistant to corrosion and wear. Copper is also a good conductor of heat and electricity, and has antimicrobial properties. Copper weathers to a variety of unique and authentic appearances depending on the surrounding temperature and humidity levels.

  • Titanium zinc is a zinc alloy that is 99.995% zinc and 0.003% titanium. It is more durable than brittle zinc. The patina that forms on the surface of titanium zinc reduces its interaction with the elements in the air, protecting the surface from weather conditions. Its malleable texture makes it a popular choice for curved surfaces. Some recommended alloys of titanium zinc are C28000 and C22000.

  • Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, with an appearance similar to shiny gold. It is resistant to corrosion and wear, and is also a good conductor of heat and electricity. Brass is a popular choice for decorative purposes, and can be found in a variety of items such as doorknobs, plumbing fixtures, and musical instruments.

  • The composite panels consisting of polyethylene or mineral filled core between two aluminum cladding sheets.

  • Pre-Galvanizing is also known as the mill galvanizing. The advantage of this method is that coils of steel sheet can be rapidly galvanized on a large scale with a uniform coating and provides corrosion resistance.

Electrostatic Powder Coating

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Anodizing

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Satin Finish

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Wood Effect Transfer

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Hot-Dipped Galvanized

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Super Mirror Finish

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Pre-Aging

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Varnish Coating

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Electro-Galvanize

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Electrostatic Powder Coating 〰️ Anodizing 〰️ Satin Finish 〰️ Wood Effect Transfer 〰️ Hot-Dipped Galvanized 〰️ Super Mirror Finish 〰️ Pre-Aging 〰️ Varnish Coating 〰️ Electro-Galvanize 〰️

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