New Wood Grain Colors for Aristolath:
A Fresh Take on a Popular Favorite

A modern farmhouse entryway featuring warm brown wood grain corrugated steel board and batten siding, a black contemporary front door with horizontal glass panels, flanking windows, and an exposed timber frame gable porch with natural wood trusses and columns.
Our standout board & batten system now comes in four stunning wood grain colors. Whether you’ve used Aristolath before or you’re just hearing about it, this is the perfect time to take a closer look.

Why We Created Aristolath

It’s been a little while since we put the spotlight on Aristolath, our unique take on metal board & batten siding. But with the recent release of four new wood grain colors, now’s the perfect time to revisit what makes this system so special—and show off its fresh new look.

A modern barndominium-style building clad in dark brown wood grain vertical board and batten metal siding, featuring a covered porch with natural wood posts, black metal railing, and three white rocking chairs.

When we first encountered metal board and batten, we liked what we saw, but we knew we could improve it. That’s how Aristolath was born. What makes it different? Two key features:

  • Wider panels for a cleaner, more striking visual.
  • Independent battens that simplify installation and make repairs a breeze.

These design choices make Aristolath easier to work with while delivering a sharp, distinctive finish your customers will notice right away.

New Wood Grain Colors Take It Up a Notch

Thanks to our partnership with AkzoNobel, we’ve added four rich wood grain options to the Aristolath lineup. The paint quality and realistic grain patterns are impressive in person, so much so that you’ll want to run your hand across the panel just to believe it.

Whether you’re aiming for rustic charm, modern farmhouse, or anything in between, these new finishes bring warmth and character to any project, without sacrificing the durability and low-maintenance benefits of metal siding.

The paint quality and realistic grain patterns are impressive in person, so much so that you’ll want to run your hand across the panel just to believe it.

A modern farmhouse entryway featuring warm brown wood grain corrugated steel board and batten siding, a black contemporary front door with horizontal glass panels, flanking windows, and an exposed timber frame gable porch with natural wood trusses and columns.

Try It for Yourself

If you’ve already worked with Aristolath, you know how smooth the install can be. But if it’s new to you, we’d love to talk. In fact, we’re happy to walk you through an installation in person—just give us a call to set it up.