Building & construction.
Durable plastic components for the built environment — extruded profiles and trim, rotomolded vessels, and large formed panels that stand up to weather and use.
Built to last.
Construction parts have to resist weather, impact, and time. Rotomolded vessels, extruded profiles, and formed panels are well-suited to the job.
We coordinate the right process for durability — and finish parts with trim, assembly, and decorating.
- Durable & weather-resistant. Built for outdoor service.
- Extruded profiles & trim. Profiles up to 9″ wide.
- Rotomolded vessels. Seamless tanks and containers.
- Large formed panels. Covers and panels up to 8.5 ft.
Typical parts.
- Trim & edging. Linear extruded profiles.
- Tanks & containers. Seamless rotomolded vessels.
- Panels & covers. Large formed parts.
- Channels & tracks. Extruded structural profiles.
What building products face.
Building and construction components are specified for decades of exposure, which pushes the material decision toward weatherability and dimensional stability over almost everything else.
A great deal of this work is linear rather than moulded. Profile extrusion produces continuous trim, glazing profiles, and gaskets at moderate tooling cost, and cut-to-length and fabrication finish them.
- Continuous profiles. Extruded trim, glazing profiles, and gaskets to your section.
- Weatherability. Grades specified for sustained UV and moisture exposure.
- Large panels. Thermoformed sheet parts up to 8.5 feet.
- Custom dies. CNC and wire-EDM die tooling produced in-house.
- Fabricated assemblies. CNC routing, cutting, and bonding for one-offs and low volumes.
- Common resins. Rigid PVC, PE, PP, and ABS depending on exposure and load.
Common questions.
Can you extrude a custom profile?
How do you handle long-term weather exposure?
Can you produce large panels and sheet parts?
What volumes suit building products?
Have a project in this space?
Tell us about your part and we'll recommend the right process — and quote it fast.