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Vinaroz Die Cast Aluminum with Ceramic Coating 28-Cm Fry Pan with Lid and Vent These cookware are made of die cast aluminum and the cooking side is ceramic coated for a nice and smooth surface to cook on; it is easy to clean, healthier due to the need of less oil to cook and a lot more resistant than other non-stick conventional materials used in the industry. By using the ceramic to cook, the food will cook more evenly in less time due to the superior heat retention, and th...

Kitchen Supply Aluminum Half Size Sheet Pan 18-inch by 13-inch $14.70 The Royal Jelly Roll Pan is the size of restaurant 1/2 sheet pan. It is an adaptable pan and will fill many cooking roles. Use it to bake cookies, roast bacon, roast chicken breasts and thighs. Place it under other pans to catch drippings and overspill. U...

Metal Wall Paneling? (Brushed Aluminum and the like)?

Hello all,

I am looking to cover an interoir wall with aluminum paneling. I want this to be exposed, and intend for this to be for decorative purposes only. I say this because there are tons of websites that sell aluminum panels for structural purposes. or for the exterior construction type purposes. I intend mine to be decorative. I am having an extremely diffcult time finding images that decribe what I am speaking of, let alone someone capable of completing such a task. Does anyone have any suggestions? I have tried Lowes, Home Depot etc...no luck

http://www.specialtystainless.com/images/backsplashes/freestyle_wall.jpg

http://www.jonathanfongstyle.com/decor/alum_wall_new.html

These are the best links is the best I could find. The few sites I find are for high end designers or designers targeting commercial work. I just need one wall of my condo done! Can anyone provide any information on how I could get this done?

Thanx!

From jonathan fong:

Handyman Coil is a roll of aluminum (it’s probably another metal but I call it aluminum) that is used for roof flashing. You will find it in the roofing section of your local home improvement warehouse. It comes in rolls of 10 or 20 feet, and is pretty inexpensive at about $12 for 20 feet. It also comes in different widths, from as small as 6 inches to 20 inches. You can use the 6 inch coil for smaller walls, or on areas where the wall is broken up frequently by cabinets like a kitchen backsplash. When you have larger expanses of wall, the 14 or 20 inch widths will work better. The panels pictured above are 14 inches wide.

full article: http://www.jonathanfongstyle.com/decor/alum_wall.html

hope this helps you out good luck

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