Metal Panels That Look Like Wood: T-8 PlankWall®

T-8 PlankWall® is a painted metal soffit and wall panel system that offers architects and designers an alternative to real wood. It’s available in two finishes that replicate reclaimed lumber or a dark walnut wood.

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Metal Wall Panels That Look Like Real Wood

T-8 PlankWall® Metal Soffit and Wall Panels

Are you looking for a natural look for your home? Wood siding has a classic aesthetic that is often used in architecture. However, maintaining real wood can be more of a hassle than it’s worth. If you want the look of wood without the maintenance, turning to a metal finish that looks like wood is an excellent alternative.

Save Up To 75% In Material Cost When Compared To Real Reclaimed Lumber
Easy To Install With Concealed Fasteners - Vertical or Horizontal Installation
No Maintenance - No Need To Stain, Paint, Or Seal
Limited 40 Year Paint Warranty

BURNT WOOD®

This new design has a striking yet natural look that is designed to mimic real wood in a burnt finish. The specialty paint print is brand new for 2021 and is the company’s third wood-replicating metal wall panel that incorporates the look of real wood as one of the hottest new trends in architectural design.

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DISTRESSED WOOD®

Reclaimed lumber is wood that has a past and has been used for barns or buildings. The distressed wood series is a metal soffit and wall panel that is designed to mimic an old and antique wood finish. Huge cost savings when compared to real reclaimed wood.

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WALNUT WOOD®

T-8 PlankWall® in Walnut Wood is a painted metal soffit and wall panel that is designed to look like real dark walnut wood. Huge cost savings when compared to real walnut wood.

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