Full height liner panels are interior walls of steel paneling similar to exterior walls, that run  floor to ceiling. They consist of standard 3-foot wide panels (usually 29 gauge) that are screwed to the framing.

Partial height liner panels are interior walls of steel paneling similar to exterior walls, typically 7’6″ tall. They consist of standard 3-foot wide panels (usually 29 gauge) that are screwed to the framing.

Partitions are design-flexible and economically feasible for building segmentation. Partition walls can divide buildings parallel to the end wall (transverse partition). A partition wall may have wall sheeting on both sides, if requested.

Gutters prevent water ingress into the fabric of the building by channeling the rainwater away from the exterior of the walls and their foundations.

R Panel fiberglass panels are high quality, lightweight, and offer excellent impact resistance. PBR Panel skylights provide natural illumination, UV protection, and excellent resistance to extreme weather conditions. Fiberglass roofing panels offer an energy saving solution to buildings that require soft natural light with no leaks. These panels can be paired with our R-Panel metal […]

A metal wainscot is simply a contrasting material added at the bottom exterior wall, usually about 3-1/2′ to 4′ in height.

A ridge vent is a type of vent installed at the peak of a sloped roof which allows warm, humid air to escape the building.

Louvers can used in our buildings in order to allow air or light in while keeping sunshine or moisture out.