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PBR Panel - A606-4® (AKA Corten)
PBR panel stands for purlin bearing R panel. This means that the panels have a larger overlap section that completely overlaps the next panel. This creates more metal to metal contact which yields a stronger connection and a more weather-tight metal roofing panel.
PBR metal panels are a low-maintenance, durable alternative to conventional roofing. The PBR panel profile adds extra protection against the elements by including a purlin bearing leg that overlaps between panels sealing out moisture and wind. These panels can be installed either on a solid substrate or open framing such as metal purlins or wood support beams.
Material Type: PBR Panel (Purlin Bearing R Panel)
Rib Distance (Pitch): 12"
Rib Height: 1.25"
Available Gauges: 22, 24, 26
Substrate: AZ50 Minimum (Galvalume®/Zincalume®)
Fasteners: Exposed
Panel Length: 1' to 52'
Recommended Minimum Roof Slope: 1/12
Coverage for Roof and Wall Application: 36"
Installation
Can be installed over an open purlin system or a solid substrate.
Use bead mastic on the overlap if used for a roofing application.
Applications
Residential
Commercial
Agricultural
Interior
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