Blackened Steel Exterior

Blackened Metal cladding can be applied as one single sheet per side or by the way of multiple panels per side.

Blackened steel exterior. True steel blackened and treated can range from dark brown to blue and different shades of black which offers more visual interest and texture than flat paint. Here are some benefits. There are over 150 types of stainless steel but there are only three that most common for exterior use.

G rade 304 stainless steel is the most commonly used of the 300 series. Typically its used for exterior or industrial projects like facades or bridges. Blackened steel has recently become a generic term for black metal largely due to the huge amount of black painted metal in the market as well as the increasing demand for industrial finishes.

Blackened Metal refers to the finish of the front door cladding material on the interior and exterior faces of the door. Blackened zinc has similar challenges to blackened steel but it protects the steel from rust and is much more resistant to corrosion. EPis mid-temperature black-oxide process Kool-Blak 225 blackens steel in 3045 minutes and converts it to black iron oxide magnetite which provides a glossy black finish as well as protection for the part.

It has a unique look thats both industrial and modern. Variations of this design available. Ad See our Dura range Stainless Steels for corrosive environments.

This project consisted of cold rolled steel panels with a blackened patina finish. As with our existing Axolotl applied treatments these new metal surfaces can be applied to almost any substrate and are suitable for both interior and exterior applications. This patina features subtle mottling and color blocks in steel-blue black and charcoal-gray tones with soft blending along the edges.

Single sheet type applications. Blackened Steel Patina now offers the look of weathered steel achieved through advanced digital printing technology. The blackened steel canopy and blackened steel doors were designed to complement the raw wood and wrought iron columns of the stripped space.