Corrugated Interior Decorative Wall Panels

Interior Corrugated Metal Wall Panels – A key element to many modern designs involves creating transitions between exterior and interior elements. Bringing metal wall panels into a building can help achieve this if done correctly.

Interior Corrugated fits right at home whether you are using it as a wall panel, or simply as an accent piece. A popular option includes using it as a kitchen island surround in rustic designed homes.

As with exteriors, interior metal wall panels are becoming increasingly popular in interior applications. With long, sleek lines, or smooth, squared-off panels, flat wall panel systems work perfectly with modern and contemporary builds.

Popular in buildings using a natural wall panel like wood or to compliment a stone countertop or other feature, metal wainscoting is often used in rustic and ranch-style home designs.

Metal is often used to break up sight lines across a room, or used as a creative kitchen island wainscot. Using metal as an interior adds to a room both as a profile that breaks up light and as a contrasting or complimentary color or finish.

One of the remarkable things about interior corrugated metal is just how versatile it can be. We've seen our materials used in everything from rustic farmhouses, to modern urban homes, to warm and spacious interiors that utilize the symmetry of the material to complement a larger design.

The variety of corrugated metal products we manufacture gives you plenty of room to get things just right. Choose from a variety of corrugation patterns, finishes, and beautiful color options. With all of these amazing choices at your disposal, you're sure to find the perfect way to incorporate a unique corrugated metal accent into your interior space.

If you're considering a project like this, give the experts at CBS Sheetmetal a call. We can walk you through your options and give you a reasonable quote for your needs. We cater to projects of all sizes, and ship our products all over the United States.

Using Corrugated in Interiors

Whether you are working on a mountain retreat, a Texas rustic styled ranch home, or a modern living space, interior corrugated panels are increasingly becoming an option for interior designs. Corrugated metal brings a unique texture to a room, and can work well in a variety of applications.
Ways to use Corrugated in an Interior Design

Depending on the theme of your home, interior corrugated panels are used a wide range of ways. Metal makes a natural complement to wood, stone and other common household materials. Used as a kitchen island surround, corrugated metal makes a good, durable accent. In rustic homes, a popular option is the galvanized wainscot.
Interior Metal Finishes

Often bare metal corrugated is applied to ceilings paired with wooden beams for a rustic, aged appearance. If ranch style is your choice, bright galvanized accent wall makes a nice touch. Another popular option is the use of rusted corrugated in both mountain and rustic interior designs.
Corrugated Panel Systems

At Bridger Steel we offer a number of Corrugated Panel Systems. The largest and strongest of these is the 7/8″ Structural Corrugated Panel. Well liked for its bold corrugation and use as a weathering steel siding, it offers the added benefit of being one of our strongest panel systems.

The 3/4″ and 1/2″ Corrugated Panel Systems are both extremely diverse in their uses. The 1/2″ uses a more subtle corrugation and is often popular with more contemporary designs, or when used in painted systems. The 3/4″ is a popular choice for darker colors as the shadows of the panel still provide visible depth against the bolder lines.

The last, and most popular, interior corrugated metal panel in our product suite is the 1/4″ Corrugated Panel. This panel has been used across the country everywhere from Walt Disney World in Florida to the San Juan Islands in Washington. The tiny corrugations that make so many DIY or Crafters excited, matched with the durability of a panel designed as a building material, are what make this panel so popular. Where most versions of this panel use cheap tin and are easily damaged, the 1/4″ Corrugated offers a stronger solution. Read more here.