AMP profile: concealed fastener wall panel
AMP Wave 16-4 Concealed Fastener Wall Panel
The AMP Wave 16-4 is a concealed fastener wall panel with 16 inches of coverage. It is 7/8 inch deep, with four ribs on a 4-inch module. Each row of screws is covered by the next panel, so the finished wall shows no fastener heads. The standard panel is 24 gauge Galvalume steel with a PVDF finish. We make it to the lengths on your cut list in our New Brunswick shop, with matching trim, for delivery or pickup. Your installer puts it up.
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What are the Wave 16-4 dimensions?
Each panel covers 16 inches of wall and stands 7/8 inch (0.875 inch) deep. Four ribs repeat on a 4-inch module, which gives a large elevation a steady, even texture. It is one of the AMP profiles in our metal wall panel line.
| Item | AMP Wave 16-4 |
|---|---|
| Fastener type | Concealed: screws in the fastening edge, covered by the next panel |
| Coverage | 16″ |
| Depth | 7/8″ (0.875″) |
| Rib pattern | 4 ribs on a 4″ module |
| Orientation | Horizontal or vertical |
| Standard metal | 24 ga Galvalume steel, PVDF finish |
| On request | 22 ga Galvalume; .032″ or .040″ aluminum |
| Lengths | Made to the lengths on your cut list |
| Uses | Commercial, institutional and residential walls |
| Lead time | On your quote |
Where does a 16-inch concealed fastener wall panel fit best?
It fits long, tall walls with few openings. Each panel covers a third more wall than a 12-inch panel, so an elevation needs fewer panels and fewer side joints.
- Warehouses and flex buildings: office fronts and full elevations in industrial parks, often over old block.
- Retail and mixed-use: upper floors and side walls, often with flat ACM panels at the entry.
- Modern homes: full-height walls, garages and stair towers where owners want metal without visible screws.
A wall broken up by many windows, doors and short returns usually suits the narrower AMP Wave 12-3, which shares the same depth and rib module. If the panel must also cover a roof, compare the AMP 7.2 Rib.
Horizontal or vertical: what changes?
The look and the framing behind the panel change. Horizontal ribs stretch a low, long building; vertical ribs add height to towers, narrow bays and entries.
- Horizontal runs fasten to vertical hat-channel furring or studs. Long walls need end splices, placed so they line up from course to course.
- Vertical runs fasten to horizontal girts or furring, and one panel can often run the full wall height.
Over old brick or block, furring evens out the wall and leaves a drainage space behind the metal. On taller commercial walls with foam insulation, the tested wall assembly matters, as our aluminum composite panels page explains under NFPA 285.
How do you order Wave 16-4 panels?
Send a cut list, your installer’s measurements or a set of plans, and we reply with a written quote within 24-48 hours on business days. Field dimensions are your installer’s responsibility. Architectural and commercial jobs get shop drawings for approval where the job calls for them.
- No minimum order. Custom (non-stock) colors carry a minimum quantity.
- Lead time is on your quote.
- Matching trim: base, corners, jambs, heads, sills and top caps, formed on our 10-foot CNC folder.
- Delivery within about a 5-hour drive of New Brunswick: New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware and Maryland. Delivery cost is quoted with the order.
- Pickup at the shop during office hours, Monday–Friday 7 AM–5 PM.
- Competitive price guarantee: have a lower written quote for the same parts? Send it with your request and we will match or beat it.
Metal flashing and metal coping can ship on the same order. Finish warranties come from the coil maker, as our warranty page explains.
Wave 16-4 questions
Can Wave 16-4 run horizontally on one wall and vertically on another?
Yes. The corner or band where the direction changes gets its own transition trim, planned before the panels are made.
Is a 16-inch panel more economical than a 12-inch panel?
Often on large open walls. Each panel covers a third more wall, so there are fewer panels and side joints to set. On walls with many openings the gap shrinks, and we can quote both profiles side by side.
What metals and gauges is Wave 16-4 made in?
The standard panel is 24 gauge Galvalume steel with a PVDF finish. 22 gauge Galvalume and .032 or .040 inch aluminum are available on request. Near salt water, read our guide to metal roofing near the Jersey Shore before you choose steel.
Is Wave 16-4 a good choice for a house?
Yes, on modern homes, garages and additions where owners want a clean metal wall without visible screws. Homeowners order the panels and trim from us, and their own installer puts them up.
Is there a minimum order for Wave 16-4?
No. There is no minimum order, even for a single garage wall. Custom (non-stock) colors carry a minimum quantity.
Request a quote
Tell us what you need: the product, the metal and finish, and your dimensions or cut list. Attach a photo, sketch or cut list if you have one. We reply with a written quote within 24-48 hours. Delivery within about five hours of our New Brunswick shop, or pickup.
Or text a photo or sketch with dimensions to (732) 236-8750
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Wave 16-4 orders
Have a Wave 16-4 wall on your drawings?
Send the plans or a cut list. We reply within 24-48 hours with a written quote for the panels and trim, delivered or ready for pickup.