Metal Building Color Options

The colors listed on this page are for reference only and might vary from actual colors depending on your computer monitor, phone, tablet, lighting and other factors. Varying shades of white are particularly difficult to display accurately on digital devices.

We always recommend final building colors be selected from a printed color chart or color chips, both available upon request.

Ceram-A-Star^®

Cool White ^e

Polar White ^*†e

Ash Gray ^*e

Old Town Gray ^e

Steel Gray

Burnished Slate ^*

Colonial Red ^*e

Patriot Red ^e

Light Stone ^*

Surf Sand ^e

Sahara Tan ^*e

Koko Brown

Fern Green

Evergreen

Colony Green ^e

Hawaiian Blue ^*

Royal Blue

Black

IMPORTANT CERAM-A-STAR^® NOTES
26 gauge material
* Also available in 24 gauge Trinar® with minimum quantities and/or extended lead times required
† Straight polyester
^e ENERGY STAR® Qualified

Trinar^®

Cool White ^e

Polar White ^e

Light Stone ^e

Sahara Tan ^e

Ash Gray ^e

Burnished Slate

Evergreen

Hawaiian Blue

Colonial Red ^e

Black

IMPORTANT TRINAR^® NOTES
24 gauge material
^e ENERGY STAR® Qualified

Color Selector

Confused about how colors look together and which colors match best? Sometimes color swatches just aren’t enough to help experiment with color combinations.

Our Colorizer Pro™ metal building color selector is one of the best in the industry and allows you to experiment with different color combinations right on your phone, tablet, or computer!

Trim Identification

Identifying the trim correctly on a metal building is important when selecting colors. The diagram below labels some of the most common trim on a metal building.

Galvalume^®

What is Galvalume®? Galvalume® is actually a registered trademark of BIEC International, who is the worldwide licensor of the technology and process of applying a coating made up of 55% aluminum, 43.4% zinc, and 1.6% silicone to both sides of steel sheet.

Galvalume® is the standard finish for metal building roof panels due to its resistance to corrosion and high solar reflectivity rating.