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Exposed Fastener Metal Roofing & Metal Wall Panels

Exposed fastener panels are the most affordable type of metal roofing and siding. They’re a great choice for your residential or commercial building. Buy exposed fastener panels directly from the manufacturer for your roof or wall and save.

7/8" Corrugated PBR Panel Western Rib

If you're buying a metal roof, your first decision is exposed or concealed fastener panel.
Types of Exposed Fastener Panels Explained

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Exposed Fastener Roof And Wall Panels

What Are Exposed Fastener Panels?

Exposed fastener metal roof and wall panels are designed so that the fasteners will pierce through the face of the metal panels and attach directly onto the structure. The fastener head will be visible and will not be concealed by the panel seam. 

Are Exposed Fastener Panels Right For Me?

Exposed fastener panels are the most affordable type of metal roofing and siding panel, the easiest to install, and are readily available.

The main disadvantage is that the fasteners penetrate the panels and pin the sheets in place. The sheets cannot expand and contract in the same manner as a standing seam panel. The screws may back themselves out and have to be re-tightened or replaced. 

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7/8" Corrugated

7/8" corrugated has deep wavy corrugations that are both vintage and modern looking. It's easy to install, structurally strong, and incredibly impact resistant.

  • Metal Roofing or Metal Siding
  • Gauges: 20, 22, 24, 26
  • Painted, Galvalume, Galvanized

 

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PBR Panels

R Panel is the nicest metal panel for the least amount of money. Looks similar to standing seam, but without the price tag.

  • Metal Roofing or Metal Siding
  • Gauges: 22, 24, 26
  • Painted, Galvalume, Galvanized

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Western Rib® (7.2 Panel)

Western Rib is our strongest panel. It's capable of longer spans and is an excellent choice for buildings that have metal purlins. It's also a popular fencing and wall panel.

  • Metal Roofing or Metal Siding
  • Gauges: 20 ,22, 24, 26
  • Painted, Galvalume, Galvanized

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Frequently Asked Questions

At Western States Metal Roofing, we're often asked a number of questions related to an exposed fastener metal roofing system. Below are the most common. Click on the plus symbol next to the question to open the answers to our most frequently asked questions.

Do exposed fastener metal roofs leak?

Exposed fastener panels have thousands of screw holes that will penetrate the metal sheeting. The fasteners have a sealing washer that will compress after it's tightened. If the screw is over-tightened or under-tightened then it could leak. This is the number one cause of roof leaks. 

Here are three things that you can do to prevent roof leaks:

  1. Don't over-tighten or under-tighten your fasteners.
  2. Install all of your trim and flashings correctly.
  3. Use a high quality metal roofing underlayment.

What's the correct way to screw down the metal panels?

How do you install corrugated metal roofing?

Does a metal roof need underlayment?