Low Profile Standing Seam Metal Roof

Minimum metal roof slope depends on the roof profile building design climate and site location.

Low profile standing seam metal roof.

Translucent roof panels are available in nucor cfr standing seam roof and nucor classic roof profiles in both insulated an non insulated. With standing seam metal roofing the panels are interlocked together at the edges to form a vertical seam. Cfr panels are offered in 10 4 11 4 and 12 4 lengths with a patented bonding barrier using a high strength 100 acrylic resin reinforced with fiberglass. Their fasteners are either concealed or screwed at the top of a ridge which makes them less likely to leak.

This panel has a mechanically seamed 2 high rib which provides aesthetic appeal as well as a weather tight design and used in new construction or retrofit applications. For residential applications the panels typically snap together without the use of exposed fasteners. Curved span lok metal roofing is a performance rated architectural standing seam metal roof system. Image ii is a beautiful standing seam metal roofing system with 1 high ribs at 16 apart.

Standard length for classic roof is 10 8. Image ii is our most popular standing seam system. Mbci provides three snap on batten roof options that are typically used in architectural applications as well as our slimline which is a good choice in residential and commercial applications. Concealed fastener roofs are an aesthetically pleasing option.

Low slope roofs are not totally flat their roof slope generally ranges from 1 4 12 to 3 12. Low slope metal roofs have simple geometries and are easier and less expensive to install that medium to steep slope roofs. We manufacture each unit in 10 lengths. But the taller profiles like standing seam and pbr shown below can be installed on roofs with as low as 1 4 or 1 2 in 12 pitch.

These panels generally come with a painted mill finish or a clear acrylic finish. Concealed fastener metal roofs provide excellent weather resistance and increased. Seam heights vary but the typical range is from 1 2 1 2 inches. Low slope structural roofing generally used on roof pitches ranging from 12 to 3 12 consists of interlocking panels commonly called standing seam roofing that run vertically along the roof surface.

Low slope metal roofs require less material which reduces the overall load on the building s structure. The finished product can be installed as a single unit or butted together to form a continuous run. The panels have been designed for application over a wide variety of substrates on roof slopes as low as 1 2 12 pitch.