American Fiber Cement Announces Its Proprietary US and Canadian Distribution of TerraSlat

Littleton, CO, November 1, 2023 — American Fiber Cement (AFC), a leading distributor of high-density fiber cement products announces the launch of TerraSlat. As the sole distributor of this all-natural terracotta facade element, AFC bolsters its fiber cement cladding line with a sustainable product line designed to stand the test of time.

“When it comes to choosing a facade for their structures, architects and businesses have been forced to choose between aesthetic beauty, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability for far too long. TerraSlat makes that choice unnecessary,” said AFC Vice President of Sales, Ryan Hunter. “We’re proud to add TerraSlat to the AFC product line. Not only does it allow us to offer our customers a stunning, natural façade that’s easy to install and even easier to maintain, but it’s manufactured with eco-friendly materials that provide health and environmental benefits over the course of a 100-year lifespan.”

AFC TerraSlat by Tonality® is a sustainable terracotta façade designed to stand the test of time. Made from 100% natural materials, these eco-friendly slats combine lightweight construction with lasting durability, while protecting human health and preserving the environment. Their slim profile and low weight make them an ideal choice for solid wood and steel frame construction. They stand out for being maintenance-free, providing lifelong weather protection, and having an appealing eco-friendly design.

TerraSlat is available in six modern design colors: Black Matte, Dark Grey, Medium Grey, White Matte, Creme, and Brick Red. The slats are scratch-proof, colorfast, maintenance-free, long lasting, UV-resistant, frost-resistant, and more economical than other terracotta products. They create beautiful terracotta exteriors designed to last a century. The materials used to produce them are 100% natural – eliminating harmful additives and enhancing the product’s sustainability. The slats and mounting hardware can easily be removed and installed elsewhere, which reduces CO2 emissions that would otherwise result from recycling. They also do not need to be painted or replaced.