We all make choices; sometimes those choices can have an extraordinary impact on the results.  Denny Sadowski chose to build his home sustainably.  His goal was to build the most maintenance-free home possible while achieving a sophisticated look that would last indefinitely.  The house, located on a valley wall about 1000 feet above Honolulu, regularly sees horizontal rain, heavy winds and volcanic haze from the area’s active volcano, all of which contribute to the degradation of conventional materials.  Further, the marine environment, in combination with these site location factors create a substantial challenge in selecting materials that will last.

InvariMatte® stainless steel has a low gloss non-directional finish which retains its original beauty.  Its intricate micro-embossed texture has been described as metal silk.

Very durable it is fire, hail, wind and corrosion resistant, InvariMatte® stands up to its environment and will last the life of the building.

Energy savings accumulate with InvariMatte with its near perfect SRI score that does not degrade over time the way painted and coated surfaces do.  This minimizes the heat island effect and saves with substantially lower insulation requirements. Its thermal properties add to the savings as well as the heating and cooling costs are also less.

100% recyclable and made of up to 75% recycled content InvariMatte stainless steel garners LEED points and is made in the USA.

And Now Easy Availability

InvariMatte is now available through a distributor network for fast delivery in coils and sheets in 24 - 28 gauges and is available in other gauges as well.  Ready for use in 48 inch widths, the size allows for efficient material utilization and design flexibility.

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