This versatile metal panel system can be used as a metal fascia for houses or commercial buildings. It's also perfect for soffits or wall panels. There is a two inch gap between each panel lap that adds depth and texture. You can mix and match the distance between the panel laps from no reveal, 1", 2", and 3" reveal.
Using metal for fascia underneath the edge of your roof will add texture and color to your house. Fascia metal will transform an otherwise plain surface and make it a focal point of the building. The modern design will attract attention and catch the eye, but will also blend in with the existing architecture.
Western Reveal is stronger and easier to install than using flat sheets. When using flats sheets on a job it is a design build application. Western Reveal has an install guide that has solutions for all of your common metal flashing and metal fascia trim conditions.
2" gap or reveal between the panel side laps 
Material Type:
Western Reveal® - 2.0
Metal Fascia, Soffit, And Wall Panel
Rib Height: 1.5"
Available Gauges: 22, 24
Substrate:
AZ50 Minimum (AKA Galvalume®/Zincalume®)
Fasteners: Concealed Fasteners
Stiffening Ribs or Pencil Ribs:
Available Upon Request
Single or Double Vent Strips:
Available Upon Request
Panel Length: 1' to 35'
Installation:
Installation over a solid substrate
Panel Face:
12"-18”
Overall Coverage:
14"-20"
Reveal: 2"
Applications:
Residential
Commercial
Interior
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