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1906
H.H. Robertson launches a revolutionary construction products company.
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1922
The popularity of H.H. Robertson products lead to the opening of the company's first international factory in the U.K.
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1935
The E.G. Smith Company is established in Emsworth, PA with its own architectural coating line.
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1958
Steelite is born, a manufacturer of light-gauge steel trusses and corrugated metal panels.
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1968
E.G. Smith Company launches its own insulated foam composite wall system.
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1996
The engineering expertise, fabrication capability, and construction experience of three industry leaders are merged to form CENTRIA.
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1999
CENTRIA launches Formawall Dimension Series, the first architectural insulated composite wall system to provide variable panel thickness, multiple reveal depths and a variety of panel profiles.
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2004
Concept Series rainscreen panels are introduced, offering a concealed fastener system that represents a giant leap forward in the industry of mass-customization.
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2006
CENTRIA launches Formawall Graphix Series insulated metal panels, allowing architects to create interesting visual effects with dynamic reveal placement.
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2009
The MetalWrap insulated composite backup panel system makes its debut with an economical single-panel design for virtually any exterior cladding.
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2013
CENTRIA launches the Cascade metal panel system, combining soft curves with deep ribs for a unique play of shadow and light inspired by nature.
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2014
CENTRIA introduces the Intercept modular metal panel system with versatile design features and excellent rainscreen performance, bringing unique modular designs to life.
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2017
Formawall insulated metal panels with halogen-free foam is launched, introducing the next chapter in sustainability.
