Standing Seam - Charcoal Gray
Standing Seam - Black Ore Matte®
Standing Seam - Dark Bronze
Standing Seam - Black Ore Matte®
Standing Seam - Copper Penny
Standing Seam - Dark Bronze
Standing Seam - Galv-ten Robust®
Standing Seam - A606-4 (AKA Corten®)
Standing Seam - Vintage®
Standing Seam - Aged Copper®
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Standing Seam - Zinc Metallic®
Standing Seam - Bare Steel
Standing Seam - Polar White
Material Type: Standing Seam Metal Roofing
Snap Lock With Clips And Concealed Fasteners
Rib Height: 1.75"
Overall Width:
Standard: 18"
Custom Widths Available: 12"-20"
Available Gauges:
24/Standard
22/Custom Ordered
Substrate:
AZ50 Minimum (aka Galvalume®/Zincalume®)
Finishes: PVDF Resin Based (AKA Kynar 500®/ Hylar 5000®)
Fasteners: Concealed
Panel Length: 1' to 52'
Recommended Minimum Roof Slope: 3/12
Installation:
Installation over a solid substrate with an underlayment between the panel and the substrate.
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When you place your order with Western States Metal Roofing you can expect the following:
Is your metal roofing being installed over wood? If so, you will need roofing underlayment.
Synthetic underlayment provides an extra barrier of protection from water penetration and will protect your home from the elements.
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We use a portable roll forming machine to manufacture your metal roofing and siding panels right on your job site location. We bring the factory to you. There is no limitation to the length of your panels.
It's a great resource for contractors, architects, and homeowners.
Easy to navigate learning center with videos and blogs that will answer your questions.
Snap Lock is the most common type of standing seam metal roofing. It will work great on most jobs, but there are some limitations.
These are the two best performing types of standing seam metal roofing. However, there are times when one will work better then the other.
This video compares the types of standing seam systems. By the end of this video you will know which standing seam roofing panel is best for you.
Have you ever seen a metal roof 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 roof is an aesthetic issue only. Striations, stiffening ribs, and clip relief can disguise the appearance of oil canning on your metal roofing panels.
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