Metal Roof Profiles

Metal Roof Profiles

1. Standing Seam Panels
   • Snap Lock Standing Seam
     Snap Lock Standing Seam panels are a popular choice for both residential and commercial roofing due to their sleek appearance and durability. The panels are designed to snap together without the need for mechanical seaming, making them easier and quicker to install. This profile offers a clean, modern look with hidden fasteners, enhancing both weather resistance and aesthetic appeal.
   • Mechanical Lock Standing Seam
     Mechanical Lock Standing Seam panels offer enhanced strength and durability, particularly for roofs in harsh weather environments. These panels require mechanical seaming, which involves crimping the panel seams together after installation. While the installation process is more labor-intensive, it results in a highly secure, weather-tight roof system ideal for both residential and commercial buildings.
   • Nail Strip Standing Seam
     Nail Strip Standing Seam panels feature a built-in fastening flange, making them a convenient option for residential roofing projects. The panels are installed by fastening through the flange, which is then hidden by the next panel, creating a sleek, uninterrupted appearance. This profile is perfect for homeowners seeking a high-performance roof with minimal visible hardware.
2. Corrugated Panels
   • 5V Crimp
     5V Crimp panels are a classic, traditional roofing choice, often used in rural and agricultural settings. With five distinct ribs and a low-profile design, these panels offer an economical yet durable roofing solution. Their timeless appeal and simple installation make them a favorite for barns, sheds, and even coastal homes where high wind resistance is required.
   • R Panel
     R Panels are commercial-grade metal roofing panels with raised ribs for added structural strength. These panels are commonly used in industrial and agricultural buildings due to their toughness and ability to cover large areas quickly. R Panels are also highly versatile, serving as both roof and wall cladding in many construction projects.
   • U Panel
     U Panels share similarities with R Panels but feature lower ribs, making them more suitable for applications where aesthetics are prioritized over structural load. These panels are often used for wall cladding and offer a streamlined appearance while maintaining durability and easy installation.
3. Ribbed Panels
   • PBR (Purlin Bearing Rib)
     PBR Panels are known for their extra purlin-bearing capacity, making them one of the strongest metal roofing options available. Designed for long-lasting structural performance, PBR Panels are ideal for commercial, industrial, and agricultural applications. Their deep ribs provide exceptional strength, allowing for wider spans and increased load-bearing capabilities.
   • Tuff Rib/Ag Panel
     Tuff Rib, also known as Ag Panel, is a cost-effective metal roofing solution, widely used in agricultural buildings such as barns and sheds. This profile offers a corrugated design with raised ribs, providing a sturdy yet economical option for covering large areas efficiently.
4. Metal Shingles and Tiles
   • Stamped Metal Shingles
     Stamped Metal Shingles mimic the appearance of traditional asphalt shingles while offering the durability and longevity of metal. These shingles come in various styles and colors, providing a blend of aesthetics and performance, perfect for homeowners seeking a longer-lasting roofing solution without compromising on style.
   • Metal Tiles
     Metal Tiles are designed to replicate the look of traditional materials like clay or slate, offering a high-end, aesthetically pleasing roofing option. These tiles are lightweight yet durable, making them an excellent choice for homes in areas prone to extreme weather conditions like hail or high winds.
5. Concealed Fastener Panels
   • Flush Wall/Soffit Panels
     Flush Wall and Soffit Panels are ideal for applications where a clean, smooth appearance is desired, such as exterior walls or soffits. These panels feature a hidden fastening system that creates a sleek, modern finish, commonly used in commercial buildings and modern residential architecture.
   • Batten Seam
     Batten Seam panels feature a raised seam or "batten," offering a distinctive architectural look. These panels are often used in high-end residential and commercial roofing projects where aesthetics are a primary concern. Batten Seam panels provide both strength and style, making them a favorite for designers looking for a unique roof profile.