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Mitten – LUX Steel Cladding
Mitten Building Products
07 46 19 Steel Siding
LUX steel exterior cladding answers the bell whether you are an architect, builder, or homeowner. It is a cost-efficient alternative to aluminum woodgrain siding, so you will get the look you want within the budget you have. It is also easy to spec and install, and materials can be customized to your particular needs.
From on paper to on-site, LUX can bring your vision to life through a variety of different benefits:
A higher-quality product with more features than any other product at its price point.
Manufactured in Canada, which shaves time off your shipping schedules.
A polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) finish makes it easy to clean while standing up to the elements.
It has passed numerous standardized tests withstanding fire, wind, and more.
It has a 40-year finish and 30-year substrate warranty.
LUX products can be ordered and shipped in customized lengths between 1.2 to 7.3 m (4 and 24 ft), as well as in the handy LUXLAP preset length box program. When it comes to product profiles and accessories, LUX will have the right option for you.
Additional Information
LUX CatalogueLUX Box Program Brochure
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Contact Information
Phone: 1-888-MITTEN4
Email:
inquiries@mittenbp.com
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