Colorbond has been one of the leading sources of steel to outfit homes in Australia in terms of: roofing, guttering and fascia, garage doors, walling, fencing, sheds, patios and pergolas, and water tanks since 1966. What makes these steel colours so special is that they are inspired from the natural colours in Australia’s landscape. If you are interested in adding steel enhancements to your home that are tasteful, efficient, and elegant, review Colorbond’s steel colour offerings below.
The colour groups to look for: Contemporary: For the modern group, there are wide ranges of colours to include greys, light colds, ivories, light browns, dark greys, light greens, blacks, and dark browns. These colours are the ideal fit to compliment many of the exterior colours on homes. For example, homeowners may want to design a steel shed that does not contrast greatly to the existing colour of their home’s paint colour. With the contemporary category, there are many colours to choose from that directly correspond to both Australia’s landscape and existing home colouring. Classic: For this category, Colorbond offers many strong colours that are designed to make a statement to accent traditional home paint colours. For example, there is a range available from dark greens, to deep blood reds, dark navy blues, light greens, dark greys, and classic off-whites. For those that have older homes in Australia, the classic category is a good place to start when you’re looking to match with desired steel upgrades. Matt: The Matt colour scheme was brought to life by a Matt paint technology, crafting a more delicate look. This category offers traditional basic colours that is a perfect choice for - roofs, walls, gutters, fascia and downpipes. The same colours as in the contemporary/classic range, but it’s a Matt sheen instead of a low sheen/gloss level. Fencing: This group is designed to blend well with garden and landscape plans, bearing the Australian consumer in mind. Some of the colours that can be selected are: dark greys, light greys, yellow ivories, light greens, light browns, beiges, off-whites, and dark greens. These colours are ideal to pair with stone walls and walkways in both the front and backyard of a home. Ultra: This Ultra collection was inspired by the Australian bushland, white sandy beaches, misty seas, and the green forest. Ultra colours are identical to some of the others you will find in the contemporary/classic range. However, these have a different base coat (underneath the paint) to help with corrosion in coastal areas. Closing Remarks Colorbond continues to be one of the leading brands in Australia, for steel upgrades that enhance the appearance of residential homes. Due to Colorbond’s experience in their niche, they are periodically updating their colour availability in order to not only match the Australian landscape, but to also keep up with consumer trends. When looking for steel upgrades that will match well with your home, it is highly recommended to utilise Colorbond for the best quality steel and colour selection. The team at In Style Patios and Decks know which colours are in style for patios, pergolas, carports, and pavilions. When you decide to bite the bullet, simply get in contact with our experts on 0436 007 776.
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14/3/2019 10:56:02 am
Thanks for explaining the trends for Colorbond fencing and that you mention how it's good to figure out what matches well with your home for a tasteful and elegant look. Once you've figured out the colour you want, it would probably be a good idea to research local contractors that offer Colorbond fencing or any other services and products you're interested in. This could help you learn about what materials they work with to determine which contractor to hire for the look and quality of results that you want for your home.
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I like that you talked about how Colorbond can offer many strong colors that can make a statement for the traditional home. With that in mind, I find a Colorbond fencing service to have a modern look for the home that we moved in last month. We actually need fencing as well now that there are wild animals present near the property.
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