Metal Roofing & Siding Panels
Dallas / Fort Worth , Texas

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

R Panel

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

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

Western Lock® - Snap Lock With Clips

This type of standing seam panel is the best all-around solution when you consider the performance of the panel, cost, and ease of installation.

• Snap Lock With Concealed Fasteners And Clips
• 1.75" (Standard) or 1.5" Seam Height 
• Our Most Popular Standing Seam

MS2® - Mechanically Seamed

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 .5" to 1":12". It's a difficult panel to install and is rarely installed by DIY roofers.

• Mechanically Fastened Seams
• Double Lock Or Single Lock
• 2" Panel Seam Height
• The Most Expensive Standing Seam

Western Seam® - Nail Strip

Nail strip roofing panels are a snap lock system that uses screws and does not have clips. The male flange has one inch slots that are spaced 6 inches apart and fastened directly to the roof deck.

You sacrifice a lot of performance when you eliminate the clips. It's slightly less expensive and a little easier to install, but it's inferior to MS2® or Western Lock®

• Nail Strip or Nail Flange System
• 1" or 1.5" Seam Height