Design
Use clean horizontal lines.
Metal lap siding works well across full elevations or selected architectural areas depending on the home design.
- Coordinate corner and opening trim
- Compare siding and roof colors
- Plan transitions before ordering


Horizontal steel siding
Explore metal lap siding, including its horizontal profile, wall assembly, trim, color coordination, maintenance, and best-fit residential uses.
Familiar lines in durable steel

Metal lap siding uses horizontal steel courses to recreate the familiar proportions of traditional lap siding while providing a durable factory-finished exterior.
A successful installation depends on the wall substrate, weather-resistive layer, openings, corners, transitions, trim, and selected profile being planned as one system.
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
Horizontal proportions can make a home feel longer and more grounded while maintaining a familiar residential appearance.
Design
Metal lap siding works well across full elevations or selected architectural areas depending on the home design.
Application
Windows, doors, decks, roof-to-wall conditions, utilities, and penetrations require properly coordinated flashing and trim.
We will review the home, existing conditions, selected profile, and available materials before finalizing your project scope.
Complete exterior system
The finished profile relies on the wall assembly and careful detailing behind and around it.
01A suitable, properly prepared wall provides a flat and secure installation surface.
02The specified weather-resistive layer and flashing manage water behind the cladding.
03Factory-finished courses create the visible lap pattern.
04Compatible trim finishes edges, openings, transitions, and penetrations.
What to know
Metal lap siding combines a familiar residential profile with a durable painted-steel surface.
Explore metal-siding colorsHorizontal lines complement traditional, mountain, and contemporary home designs.
Periodic cleaning and visual inspection help identify scratches, impact damage, loose trim, or sealant needs.
Openings, transitions, flashing, and clearances are critical to managing water correctly.
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