Design
Create height and definition.
Vertical lines can emphasize gables, entries, full elevations, or a modern farmhouse form.
- Plan panel layout and symmetry
- Coordinate roof and trim colors
- Choose full-wall or accent use


Vertical metal siding
Explore metal board-and-batten siding, including its vertical profile, wall assembly, trim, color coordination, maintenance, and residential design uses.
Bold vertical architecture

Metal board-and-batten siding uses a vertical steel profile with pronounced battens that create depth, rhythm, and long shadow lines.
It can define an entire exterior or highlight gables and selected elevations when its panel layout, corners, openings, trim, and color are carefully coordinated.
At a glance
Final products, accessories, colors, and installation details are confirmed for your home and written scope before materials are ordered.
Design and planning
Board and batten can add height and architectural emphasis, but panel spacing and trim alignment should be planned before installation.
Design
Vertical lines can emphasize gables, entries, full elevations, or a modern farmhouse form.
Application
Windows, doors, horizontal breaks, roof intersections, utilities, and base details need compatible flashing and trim.
We will review the home, existing conditions, selected profile, and available materials before finalizing your project scope.
Complete exterior system
A clean board-and-batten finish depends on both the visible steel and the concealed wall preparation.
01A flat, suitable substrate supports straight vertical installation.
02The specified weather-resistive layer and flashing help protect the wall assembly.
03Factory-finished profiles create the board-and-batten pattern and deep shadow lines.
04Compatible details finish corners, openings, bases, tops, and material changes.
What to know
Metal board and batten offers distinctive vertical character with the durability of a factory-finished steel exterior.
Explore board-and-batten colorsThe vertical profile works especially well on mountain, farmhouse, and modern residential designs.
Clean periodically and inspect for scratches, impact damage, loose trim, or sealant concerns.
Correct clearances, base trim, drainage, and transition details help manage splash-back and moisture.
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