Black Metal Roofing

Black metal roofing panels are the latest architectural trend. Adding a black metal roof on your house provides contrast to the existing architecture and creates a bold and modern look.

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Is A Black Metal Roof Right For You?

Black is an unforgettable color because it adds elegance and style to everything it touches. The dark color creates a striking contrast to the architectural features of your house. It's an eye catching color that makes your house stand out in the neighborhood.

Black Metal Roofing Pros & Cons

Pros:

Beautiful and stunning appearance
Makes a tall roof slope look less profound.
Dark colors in a matte finish have less reflectivity and glare.
A modern design that provides a profound contrast to lighter colors.

Cons:

A black metal roof will make your house hotter. It will absorb more heat in the summer than a lighter color, but don't let that stop you. Using a cool paint finish will lessen the difference in energy cost and you will retain more heat in the cooler months.

Metal Roofing Colors

Blacks, Bronzes, And Grays

Matte Black

Matte Black is a softer and less drastic color when compared to a high gloss black roof.

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Matte Midnight Black

Matte Midnight Black has even less reflectivity than Matte Black. It's a more muted and subtle shade of black.

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Black Ore Matte®

This unique gun metal finish blends a matte black and a matte gray finish together.

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Black Zinc Matte®

Nearly identical to Black Ore Matte®, but it's available in wider panel widths, flats, and coils. This will reduce materials cost.

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Streaked Blackened Rust®

The look of a blackened steel. The corrugations are different colors in the highs and lows for a more realistic appearance.

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Speckled Blackened Rust®

A lighter version of a blackened steel finish that's designed to look like iron oxidized with black rust spots.

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Blackened Steel Matte®

This color looks like a dull blackened steel. It has a nice balance of black and gray.

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Blackened Copper®

This is a stunning color that looks like a mix of a blackened steel or copper that has a subtle orange patina.

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Matte Dark Bronze

A dark patina'd bronze color, but in a matte finish for less reflectivity. It's a dark finish that's more subtle than black.

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Dark Bronze

Dark Bronze metal roofs look similar to black, but have a softer tone. It's always one of the most popular Kynar colors.

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Matte Medium Bronze

Matte Medium Bronze is significantly lighter than Dark Bronze. The matte finish reduces the glare and softens the color.

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Medium Bronze

The standard glossy finish of this color. It's more reflective and has a brighter appearance.

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Matte Burnished Slate

A matte gray color that has brown undertones. It blends in nicely and complements brown and gray walls.

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Burnished Slate

The standard glossy finish of this color. It's more reflective and has a brighter appearance.

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Matte Charcoal Gray

Matte Charcoal gray is a lighter alternative to a matte black. It's our darkest low gloss gray color.

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Charcoal Gray

The standard glossy finish of this color. It's more reflective and has a brighter appearance.

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Matte Patina

Matte Patina is a dark gray color that's slightly lighter than Charcoal Gray. It designed to look like a dark aged metal.

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Patina

Patina looks similar to Vintage, but at a lower price point. It has a flat dull gray appearance.

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Vintage®

Vintage® roofing has a classic aged appearance. It looks like an old galvanized or Bonderized steel.

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Matte Musket Gray

Beautiful medium gray color, but in a matte finish for less reflectivity. It's darker than Slate Gray and lighter than Charcoal.

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Matte Zinc Metallic®

Matte Zinc Metallic is designed to look like an old gray zinc roof. The look of zinc at the price of metal.

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Zinc Metallic®

Zinc Metallic is designed to look like a new gray zinc roof. The metallic paint finish will give your roof an extra pop of color.

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Matte Slate Gray

Our lightest color in a matte gray finish. It's designed to look like the average color of slate stone.

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Slate Gray

Slate Gray metal roofs are a middle tone of gray. This Kynar color is designed to look like the average color of slate stone.

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Gray Zinc Matte®

Beautiful gray finish that looks like a Quartz Zinc, but in a matte finish for less reflectivity.

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Zinc Patina®

Zinc Patina is designed to look like an aged zinc. It has multiple colors to give the finish depth and texture.

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Galv-Ten Robust®

An aged metallic finish that's designed to look like an old galvanized roof with white rust streaks.

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Bonderized

Bonderized has a dull gray appearance and is referred to as Paint Grip. It's NOT a paint finish and there's no paint warranty.

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Pre-Painted Metal That Looks Like Dark Aged Steel

Blackened Steel Series

The look of an aged blackened steel with out the hassle of blackening the steel.

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Designer Paint Prints

Do You Want A Color That Pops?

Designer paint prints are new steel that's painted to look real patina'd metal. These colors look authentic and will make your roof the focal point of your house.

Rusted Colors
Copper Colors
Gray Zinc Colors
Blackened Steel Colors

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Standard Kynar

Kynar®/PVDF Metal Roofing Colors

This high-performance paint system, with its extraordinary capability to retain color and gloss, keeps painted corrugated metal looking vibrant and appealing. It's perfect for roofs that have bright and brilliant colors. Kynar is the chosen paint system that architects around the world specify on their buildings.

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The Ultimate Guide

How To Choose A Metal Roofing Color

You’ve decided to put metal roofing on your house and now it is time to answer the toughest question that most buyers face: Which color should I choose for my metal roof?

You want to pick the right metal roofing color to complement your house design. Once your roof is installed changing the color is not an option, so choosing a color that looks appealing is imperative.

With this guide, you will learn about the following factors:

Geographical Location
Neighborhood Trends
Architectural Style
Surrounding Features
Darker vs. Light Colors
Energy Savings
Natural Lighting
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FOR ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, AND HOMEOWNERS

The Metal Roofing Learning Center

Do you have questions metal roofing or metal siding?

It's a great resource for contractors, architects, and homeowners.

Easy to navigate learning center with videos and blogs that will answer your questions.

Installation Videos
Panel Comparisons
Cost
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Dark Aged Metal Colors

LET YOUR IMAGINATION RUN WILD!

Choose Different Textures, Colors, Finishes, and Panel Types On Your Home Before You Decide.

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Black Metal Roofing

Download Blacks, Bronzes, & Grays Color Card

Is A Black Metal Roof Right For You?

Black Metal Roofing Pros & Cons

Pros:

Cons:

Metal Roofing Colors

Blacks, Bronzes, And Grays

Pre-Painted Metal That Looks Like Dark Aged Steel

Blackened Steel Series

Designer Paint Prints

Do You Want A Color That Pops?

Standard Kynar

Kynar®/PVDF Metal Roofing Colors

The Ultimate Guide

How To Choose A Metal Roofing Color

FOR ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, AND HOMEOWNERS

The Metal Roofing Learning Center

VIDEOS DIRECT FROM THE LEARNING CENTER

Dark Aged Metal Colors

LET YOUR IMAGINATION RUN WILD!

COLOR & PRODUCT VISUALIZER