What color does Alumawood come in?
- White: Classic White.
- Black: Deep Jet-Black.
- Desert Sand: Light Tan / Beige.
- Mojave Tan: Cool Tone Tan with a touch of Gray.
- Latte: Coffee with Cream in it.
- Adobe: Taupe with a hint of green.
- Spanish Brown: Rich, Dark Chocolate.
- Graphite: Blue Gray.
Black: Make a bold statement. The rich hue creates a modern, stylish appeal and striking contrast with natural surroundings. Black patio covers convey luxury and refinement.
White: Looks clean and is the most versatile, complementing any home. White helps to reduce heat under the patio cover because of its reflective properties that deflect heat and UV rays.
Desert Sand: A versatile neutral tone that complements warm-colored backyards, creating a harmonious and serene outdoor space while enhancing the natural beauty of your surroundings.
Mojave Tan: Offers a cool-toned tan with a subtle touch of gray, ideal for creating a seamless blend with the natural surroundings of dry, earthy environments.
Adobe: Taupe with a subtle touch of green, providing a depth of warmth and charm. It blends seamlessly with outdoor settings, adding a cozy and inviting feel to your space.
Spanish Brown: Luxurious, indulgent shade of rich, dark chocolate. Its warm tones add a touch of elegance, creating a natural and rustic ambiance, the closest resemblance to actual wood.
Graphite: A blue gray contemporary shade that is sleek and modern, creating a bold statement and adding a refined, stylish look to your outdoor space.
Latte: Warm and inviting, Latte complements earthy tones, creating a cozy atmosphere. It seamlessly blends with home styles, adding comfort and charm to your outdoor space.
Can Alumawood be two different colors?
Alumawood can be ordered in two different colors. The two-tone combos have the roof being one color, and the posts, header beams, and trim are another color.
The two most popular two-tone colors are Desert Sand and Spanish Brown, which is striking; the other is White and Graphite, which give a clean and modern look.
The Spanish Brown is popular in Phoenix as it contrasts well with the earth tones and how closely it resembles wood.
Two-Tone: Desert Sand and Spanish Brown
DESERT SAND: Roof Panels.
SPANISH BROWN: Posts, Header Beam, Trim & False Tails.
Non-Insulated Alumawood Patio Cover.
Two-Tone: White & Graphite
WHITE: Roof Panels.
GRAPHITE: Posts, Header Beam & Trim (No False Tails).
Insulated Alumawood Patio Cover.
What is the most popular Alumawood color?
White has always been the most popular Alumawood color, as it is so versatile it goes with almost any home.
The color of your Alumawood patio cover should go with the color of your home if it matches closely or contrasts.
You can also do a two-tone cover, which has become very popular.
Color samples are available upon request.
How much does the Alumawood color choice cost?
The choice of color is free. As the colors are a free option, so are the end caps.
The end caps are available in corbel, scalloped, mitered, or beveled.
The choice of color and end caps will make your cover go with the look of your home.
Visit our Alumawood End Caps to see your options.
Note: Adobe is a chameleon color. It changes depending on what it's next to, so please consider that if picking this color. It can pull very green, gray, or taupe.
The insulated roof panels are available in white or desert sand.
What is Alumawood's Paint Warranty?
The paint is covered by a Lifetime Limited Warranty. The paint finish is guaranteed not to chip, peel, flake, or blister under conditions of normal wear.
Plus, the warranty is transferable if you decide to sell your home.
View the Alumawood Warranty.
The Look and Feel of Alumawood
The aluminum is embossed with a textured cedar wood-grained finish and painted with the most durable paint system on the aluminum patio cover market. Unlike wood, you will not have to repaint the patio cover; lightly clean and rinse off Alumawood once a year.
The Alumawood colors work very well with the neutral Stucco colors found in most housing developments, typically quickly approved in HOAs.
Alumawood changes color at Sunset.
The scattering phenomenon causes colors to be orange and red at sunset when most people enjoy their patio covers.
See the effect it has on the colors in this picture.
We recommend getting color samples to see what the color will look like next to your home during the day or evening.
Can Alumawood be painted?
Yes. You can paint Alumawood. We recommend speaking with a professional, dedicated paint store like Sherwin-Williams to get the right products and advice. The correct products and prep make all the difference.
Note: Painting Alumawood does void the paint section of the warranty. You have to decide if losing the paint warranty is your best option.
Color Samples are available
Online color samples are never an exact representation of real life. If you need to know the actual color or have any other uncertainty regarding the color, please request color samples.
Please note: Sonora Beige has been discontinued from the Alumawood product line.
Durability of Alumawood Paint
Weather-resistant Aluma-Shield℠ paint finish withstands the harshest conditions, including sun, rain, wind, and extreme temperatures. The exclusive Aluma-Shield℠ paint system is a silicone polyester. The paint is cured in a paint line oven, with the addition of a Teflon® surface protector to provide extended longevity, superior durability, and ease of maintenance.
Alumawood has transformed what customers expect from a patio cover. Alumawood is not only strong and durable but looks brand new for decades.
Alumawood™ Paint Warranty: Paint Finish will not chip, peel, flake, or blister under conditions of normal wear for the life of the original retail purchaser.
Paint has a Teflon Additive
TEFLON® is a registered Trademark of DuPont used under license by AMERIMAX BUILDING PRODUCTS, INC.
Paint with a Teflon additive is an effective surface protectant that acts as a self-cleaner. When you rinse off the cover, the dirt and debris will not stick to the paint finish, making it rinse off quickly without the need for scrubbing.
This Teflon additive provides superior protection compared to other paint finishes without a surface protectant. High-quality Alumawood paint will keep your patio covers looking clean and pristine.
Large Color Samples
