Traditional Metal Roof Profiles

Our steel metal roof systems are exceptionally functional and architecturally attractive offering the most contemporary designs for commercial industrial institutional and light commercial buildings.

Traditional metal roof profiles.

Traditionally metal roofs were made of corrugated tin panels called standing seam metal that evoke images of barns or sheds. They re manufactured in 26 and 29 gauge steel and come in a variety of colors. Metal roofing panel profiles for commercial industrial agricultural and residential construction. Our premium metal roofing panels are backed by a 40 year paint 30 year chalk and fade and 20 year limited warranty.

Trusted metal roofing materials supplier for over 30 years. The profile refers to the shape the metal sheets take when they bend to form panels. Roofing profiles we use only bluescope steel products. Metal roof slope is expressed by a ratio indicating the roof pitch which notes the vertical rise of the roof in inches for every 12 inches the roof runs horizontally in other words dividing the vertical rise and its horizontal span.

The benefits of metal roofing include energy saving technology a lifespan of over 60 years low maintenance requirements and strong weather resistance. Copper roofs are 100 recyclable making them wonderful green roof options. Copper is an extremely long lasting metal that in ideal environments can last well over 200 years. But metal roofing in zinc aluminum galvanized metals and even.

Nail flange or fastener flange profile nail flange also called fastener flange has panels with both a male and female end designed to snap together. From the potential for curved and straight slope uses of our tradition profile the. Copper is an extremely soft metal which makes it among the quietest types of metal roofing. A steel roof system adds style beauty character to your building s design regardless of size or shape.

The following are some of our roofing profiles. The tradition 100 panel with the i style snap on cap is designed specifically for straight sloped or curved roof applications over a rigid solid surface. It can be wrapped across its width to follow a contoured surface of wall or curved over its length to form a curved parapet wall edge or a barrel vaulted roof. It is also commonly found in modern and contemporary designs.

The batten panel profile is generally used for a more traditional metal roof style.