Exterior systems
Materials selected for the architecture in front of us.
From natural wood and formed metal to fiber cement and stucco, Aimark combines material profiles to create clear lines, balanced transitions, and intentional exterior details.
Material library
Twelve ways to shape an exterior.
Each system brings a different scale, texture, joint pattern, and edge condition. The right choice starts with the building, then the details.
01
James Hardie
Light gray vertical fiber cement boards pair with narrow raised battens, subtle wood grain, and a consistent painted finish.
02
Maibec
Factory-finished wood siding brings visible grain, defined board spacing, and colour options suited to traditional or contemporary elevations.
03
Cedar
Natural boards add real grain and tonal variation through horizontal, vertical, shingle, or accent applications.
04
Vinyl
Formed panels create familiar horizontal shadow lines and a broad range of colour directions for straightforward facade updates.
05
PVC
Cellular PVC can be formed into trim, panels, and detailed transitions where clean edges and repeatable profiles matter.
06
ACM
Aluminum composite panels produce broad flat surfaces, controlled reveals, and crisp geometry on modern elevations.
07
Longboard
Wood-look aluminum profiles introduce linear grain and warm contrast without changing the facade's underlying geometry.
08
Aluminum
Formed aluminum creates precise wall panels, trims, flashings, and transitions around openings and roof edges.
09
Soffit & Fascia
Coordinated soffit panels and fascia covers finish roof edges, organize ventilation areas, and connect wall materials to the eaves.
10
Stucco
A continuous rendered finish creates quiet wall planes that can stand alone or frame contrasting wood and metal features.
11
Luxyclad
Architectural cladding panels bring defined module sizes, clean joints, and a controlled surface rhythm to the elevation.
12
Custom Profiles
Project-specific bends, trims, and profiles resolve unusual corners, openings, transitions, and architectural details.
Choose a direction
Bring the elevation and the material together.
Start with a project estimate, or test a siding direction on a photo of the existing house.