Exposed fastener installation step 1.
Hidden fastener metal roofing installation.
Let s take a look at the most common types of metal roofs for houses.
We specialize in providing painted galvalume and aluminum for the architecturally driven metal panel industry.
It avoids the use of a cleat which is still a fantastic hidden fastener installation detail.
Fastener problems exposed fastener systems put the integrity of your roofing structure in the hands of the fastener and the gasket which is the thin piece of material located between the head of the fastener and the metal panel this can lead to many issues such as.
This is by far the most common way to install a metal roof.
Fastener withdrawal the expanding and contracting of the metal roof over time is inevitable.
When you re installing a metal roofing panel the first thing that you want to do is make sure you re starting square.
Our hardysnap hidden fastener standing seam panel is attached with fasteners that are concealed under the panel and attached at the nail fin.
Watch as tri county demonstrates how to install a snap lock metal roof in our showroom.
An affordable option and easier to lay than shingles tin is the most commonly used type of metal roofing.
This is being performed on our 2015 home show display in cedar rapids.
Our hardy clip standing seam panel is a hidden fastener standing seam panel attached with clips.
This piece allows us to hem the panel over the drip edge.
This video shows how to install standing seam panels when hemming the eave and rake.
The most common hidden fastener panel.
The panel used in this example is a 16 inch coverage panel with a nail flange.
The hardy clip standing seam metal roof panel is available in an array of colors created to make any home the envy of the community.
As long as the plywood under the shingle roof is in good condition this way can provide many benefits.
Sheffield metals is a leader in the distribution of coated and bare metal products as well as engineered standing seam metal roof ssmr wall systems.
This panel is made standard with 26 gauge steel but we can make this panel in 24 gauge or 22 gauge steel for an additional cost.
This technique provides the cleanest look and shows no exposed fasteners.
This is the traditional way of doing a standing seam roof which we ve been able to bring over to the hidden fastener snap lock model.