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Standard Colour Palette Update

From the 5th August 2024, COLORSTEEL® will have one STANDARD colour palette consisting of 29 colours

The revised colour palette will include four new colours:

COLORSTEEL TuiTuft® our whitest white, currently on the secondary palette.

COLORSTEEL SandBar™ a modern take on the traditional Desert Sand.

COLORSTEEL Sandscape® a fresh light grey tone, currently on the secondary palette.

COLORSTEEL StonePeak™ Matte, a new lighter grey shade, taking the place of SnowStone® Matte.

Colours being removed from the current standard palette are:

COLORSTEEL® Desert Sand

COLORSTEEL® Lignite

COLORSTEEL SnowStone® Matte

New Standard Palette:

What happens next?

NON-STANDARD colours will have a 6-week lead time and pricing may differ from the STANDARD palette. You can still order Desert Sand, Lignite and SnowStone® Matte, however they will be referred to as NON-STANDARD COLOURS.

Choosing The Right Roof Colour:

A good rule of thumb for picking building colours is to use no more than three colours in total to coat, outline and accent a building. The exterior colour scheme should be based on three parts, a field colour, an accent colour and a trim colour.

  • The field colour is the main colour of your home, and this could be the colour of your cladding or your roof.
  • Use the accent colour is used on the doors, joinery and shutters of your home.
  • Finally the trim colour is used for things such as windows, door casings, guttering and downpipes.

An accent can be bold and eye-catching, for example a red door. Ideally, the trim colour should contrast strongly with the field or main colour, therefore a dark trim will look stunning against a light field colour.

Frontier Waterproofing can help you make an informed decision. With the right choice, your home can stand resilient against the ever-changing weather patterns of this vibrant city of Auckland.

You can find out more about the Colorsteel colours on their website, or checkout Frontier Waterproofing’s portfolio of work to see how different shades work on different building styles and environments.