Mix and match between one of our standard exterior base colours for your walls, roof and flashing package. Please note that architectural features such as trim accents, stone or brick veneers, siding, etc. can be added to suit your personal preference. Other colours are available, however this may affect price and availability.
FlexoBuild panels are crafted from durable Canadian steel and feature an embossed premium wood grain finish profile. This innovative design combines the strength and resilience of steel with the timeless aesthetic appeal of natural wood. The steel construction ensures exceptional durability, making the panels resistant to warping, cracking, and damage from environmental factors such as extreme temperatures, moisture, and UV exposure. The steel panels are also inherently critter-proof, providing a robust barrier against unwelcomed pests.
The wood grain finish, available in a range of colors, offers a sophisticated look, blending seamlessly with various architectural styles while providing homeowners with an elegant and long-lasting, low-maintenance solution.
Although effort is made to ensure colours are accurate, an RGB computer generated image cannot be 100% accurate. We have actual samples available if required.
Yes, at FlexoBuild, you can mix and match its standard steel panel colour options. This gives homeowners more choices to select an appearance that suits their home and property.
Not always. Screen images are close, but digital colours might appear a bit different on the screen. This is why most customers request to view real samples before making their final decision on the prefab home exterior colours.
In some cases, yes. Other colours can be offered, but they may affect prices and supply. To be more precise, it is better to inquire early when reviewing the steel panel colour options for your project.
They are designed for both. The Canadian steel panels are built to be sturdy and resistant to warping, cracking, moisture, and pests, while still providing a clean wood-grain finish.
