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Mechanically Seamed Metal Roofing Panels are a popular type of standing seam metal roofing panel. Ideal for low-slope commercial and residential roofs. This is the most weather-tight metal roofing panel, but it's also the most expensive.
Mechanically seamed panels are a high-performance roofing solution designed for maximum strength, weather resistance, and longevity. Available in 1", 1.5", and 2" seam heights, the MS series is ideal for both commercial and residential projects that demand superior protection and modern architectural appeal.
This is the most weather-tight style of standing seam metal roofing. It's ideal for very low sloped roofs with a pitch as low as 1":12".
1” mechanically seamed rib height
This is the most weather-tight style of standing seam metal roofing. It's ideal for very low sloped roofs with a pitch as low as 1":12".
1.5” mechanically seamed rib height
This is the most weather-tight style of standing seam metal roofing. It's ideal for very low sloped roofs with a pitch as low as 1":12".
2” mechanically seamed rib height
When architecture calls for curves and bold forms, our curved metal panel solutions deliver both aesthetics and durability. At Western States Metal Roofing, we bring advanced metal-forming technology together with premium standing seam systems to turn design vision into reality.
At Western States Metal Roofing, we're often asked a number of questions related to mechanically seamed MS2 metal.
To save you time, money, and labor, we now have pre-notched standing seam panels available for purchase:
The cost of pre-notching will be less than the labor cost of manually notching the panels on the job-site.
A standing seam metal roofing system will cost about twice as much as corrugated metal roofing.
Adding structure to your panel is a great way to minimize oil canning. In this video we discuss clip relief, striations, stiffening ribs, and pencil ribs.
The vast majority of standing seam metal roofing jobs are 24 gauge steel. It’s a premium roofing system that’s expected to last 40 plus years. The components must be designed to work as a whole. Standing seam roofing panels are the most expensive panels and use the best paint system. It wouldn’t make sense to use a light gauge steel for minimal savings and lesser performance.
The biggest difference between these two classic metal roofing systems is the method of attachment. Standing seam panels are a concealed fastener system which means the fasteners don’t penetrate the face of the panel during installation and they’re not visible. Corrugated panels are an exposed fastener panel, meaning that you need to drill a screw hole through the panel to fasten it to the structure.
Have you ever seen a metal roofing material that looked like it was wrinkled? This is known as oil canning and it's common on standing seam metal roofs.
Oil canning on a standing seam metal panel is an aesthetic issue only. Striations, stiffening ribs, and clip relief can disguise the appearance of oil canning on your metal roofing panels.
Standing seam metal roofing has a flat area in the middle and raised vertical seams at both ends. It's a concealed fastener system, meaning that the fasteners are not visible or exposed to the weather. It's water-tight and long lasting, but it's also an expensive panel system.
Snap Lock is a concealed fastener standing seam metal roofing that has a male and female leg that snaps together. It's available as a clip fastened or nail flange fastened panel.
A metal roof installation for standing seam panels is a detailed process. To help make it easier, we have created a video series that goes over how to do each step of a standing seam roof installation to guide you through the process.
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