12 in. x 24 in. Plain Aluminum Sheet in Silver

We use different grades of aluminum 6063, 6005, 6061 and 6463.

hello jaydee - if ur not concerned with a finished look, the aluminum is easy to drill / make a starter hole, then easily cut with metal snips - bu-ut because it's thin, ull need to handle fairly gently / with support to minimize distortion - and yes, i would sand 1st as the finish is very smooth - for a more durable surface, i would primer too ...

Not sure what you mean exactly by being good for magnets. If you are wanting to use this sheet to allow magnets to stick to it - then no, the magnets will not stick to aluminum. There are other sheets available made out of galvanized - and those will allow magnets to stick to it.

Although we can not comment on if this will work or not for your project, we can advise that this product is .19 and is fairly flexible.

Thank you for the question. The luster could fade over time.

Yes. Use metal snips to trim patch size you need and use duct tape to attach to your duct work.

Yes you should be able to paint it, but you will need to clean it well & remove any oils etc. of off it. Then use a paint that is appropriate for metals.

This product is .19 of an inch thick which makes it lightweight. We can not tell you if it is thick enough for your particular project as we do not know how thick of material is needed for a chicken coop.

Yes, seems to be just an aluminum sheet. I used it under my composter so the nearby tree roots would stop invading the rich compost. Wanted something that wouldn't rust.

Its a pretty thin sheet. Yes I would think you could cut it with a CNC router, make sure to clamp it down firmly. As for anodizing it, I would think that would work as well. I mainly used it as a back splash on the wall for a kitchen stove for a rental home. To keep cooking grease from splashing on the wall, easier to clean than painted sheet rock.