Metal Wall Panels

Recently, Malone has received awards and commendations for projects at the Mississippi Civil Rights and History Museum, the Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Experience, and the Valero Meraux Refinery in Louisiana, to name a few. We’ve even been bold enough to facilitate projects in Starkville, MS and Oxford, MS, at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium and David-Wade Stadium, and Swayze Field respectively.

We have a saying around here, “If you don’t plan the project right, everything will be difficult from the beginning.” Malone makes sure every T is crossed and every I dotted, and we know this has contributed to our Metal Wall Division’s growth over the last 20 years.

Not many businesses in our region have the capabilities that Malone has. By managing all design and fabrication in-house, we’re able to minimize production time, customize for our clients, meet critical deadlines, and offer a “small company feel” to major commercial projects. We urge you to find a southern custom metal wall panel company that works as hard as we do, or cares as much as we do.

Benefits of Metal Wall Panels

For many reasons, metal wall panels are increasingly becoming one of the most popular ways to envelope commercial building projects. Metal panels of all types are often more durable and easy to install than more traditional materials, such as brick, and they tend to require less maintenance as well. Metal panels, especially insulated ones, have excellent thermal efficiency and deliver additional cost-savings to property owners in both summer and winter.

Our metal wall panels can improve the property’s structural integrity, adding strength and wind resistance, as well as improving resistance to fire and other weather-related problems.

An added benefit to metal wall panels is that they are also recyclable, which reduces their chance of ending up in a landfill one day. However, their increased durability compared to other building materials means they won’t be going anywhere for a long time.

Metal wall panels are an excellent long-term choice for interior and exterior facade construction. Talk with Malone’s Metal Wall Panel Division today for more information about your commercial project. Top-rated quality is our mission, and we can’t wait to show you what we’re made of.

Wall Panels Malone Offers

Aluminum Composite Material (ACM): These panels have a sleek, modern aesthetic that will enhance any building. With a lightweight and durable construction, Malone’s versatile ACM panels are custom-built to each order and painstakingly finished in our custom metal shop. There is little room for error with ACM panels, and Malone takes pride in fabricating these panels down within 1/16th of an inch.

Insulated Metal Panels: Quickly becoming one of the leading construction materials. thermal wall panels give a premium look to your building that instantly sets it apart. With strong R-value thermal insulation, these insulated panels help reduce energy consumption and costs, while boosting the visual appeal. Malone’s insulated metal panels deliver unwavering thermal efficiency and a classic appearance.

Aluminum Plate Panels: Steel panels are a classic looking panel that offers incredible strength, durability, and versatility. Constructed from solid aluminum sheets, they can be cut. bent. and curved to fit a design necessity. These panels can be post-painted, rather than prefinished. This provides the flexibility to match any color.. However, with proper insulation installed, this solution is still able to meet energy-efficiency goals.

Sinale Skin Metal Wall Panels: These panels consist of a single laver of metal that can be fabricated from various metals, including steel and aluminum. Single skin panels give a streamlined look that is easily customizable with a range of colors and finishes. Like other thin panels. Single skin is not an optimal solution for thermal insulation or soundproofing without proper supplementary materials

Fiber Cement Panels: If you want a versatile panel that has the appearance of natural materials such as wood and stone, but without the necessary maintenance, Fiber Cement panels may be for you. Fiber Cement panels are heavier than many other panels, so be sure to work with your commercial contractor to confirm they’re suitable for your project.

Wall Panel Design and Installation Process

The Malone Metal Wall Panel Division deploys a systematic and thorough approach for each metal wall panel project we undertake. Initially, we engage in detailed discussions with designers and stakeholders to define and outline desired aesthetics. Malone will assist by offering layout, efficiency, and structural performance recommendations.

Once the design is finalized, the designer will furnish production documentation that will serve as a basis for pricing. These comprehensive plans should include elevations, sections, and details that specify the products employed.

Next, we will submit our meticulously drafted shop drawings for approval. These drawings offer a complete view of panel layouts, attachments, and other fine detalls. Following approval, we procure the materials needed for the job in conjunction with project timelines.

Once the walls are framed and sheathed, openings are installed, and waterproofing is in place (Malone does not do building waterproofing), we then proceed to measure or laser scan the building. This step ensures all predecessor work, such as brick, stone, and window installations, is completed.

After measurement, we begin the fabrication process, which typically takes eight weeks to complete due to the exacting nature of custom wall panel development. In this phase, each panel is assigned a unique number on the fabrication and installation drawings for easy reference.

Finally, our panels are fabricated and delivered on-site. Complete with drawings and identification numbers, our installation crews outfit our client’s buildings with meticulous attention to detail and accuracy. Even the slightest variance from the plans can cause refabrication, so Malone makes sure to get it right the first time.

What Should I Look Out For When Choosing A Custom Metal Contractor/Fabricator?

In our multiple decades of experience designing, fabricating, and installing custom metal wall panels, Malone has learned the following truths regarding an excellent metal contractor.

Experience: A good installer will have a track record of successful installations. They should be able to provide references or show you examples of their previous work.

Communication: A good installer will clearly communicate the installation process, costs, and timeline. They should also be willing to answer all your questions and address your concerns.

Reviews and References: Check online reviews and ask for references. A reputable installer should have positive feedback from previous clients.

Licensing and Insurance: Ensure that the installer is properly licensed and insured to do the work. This protects you from liability in case of any accidents or damage.

Quality of Materials: A good installer will use high-quality materials and will be able to explain why these materials are the best choice for your project.

Warranties or Guarantees: A reputable installer will stand behind their work, offering warranties or guarantees on both the materials used and the installation.

Professionalism: Pay attention to the installer’s professionalism. They should be punctual, respectful, and maintain a clean work area.

Detailed Estimate: A good installer will provide a detailed estimate that includes all costs, timelines, and full scope of work. Beware of any installer who gives a vague or incomplete estimate

Contact Us:

Need an experienced custom metal panel company for vour next proiect? Let’s talk! Call Malone today to find out more about how we can help your business with custom-fabricated metal wall panels.

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“If you don’t know Malone, you don’t know metal wall panels!”