Standing Seam Combines elegance with reliability.
If Standing Seam were a car, it would be a Bentley.
What is standing seam?
Standing Seam was developed in the 1960’s as an alternative to asphalt, tile, and slate.
The term is in reference to the vertical connections, or seams, between the panels that are created by folding and crimping the edges.
It requires minimal maintenance and has great longevity, making it a superb choice for residential and commercial roofing projects alike.
Features:
Hidden fasteners
26 & 24 gauge Galvalume substrates available
SMP or PVDF paint by Sherwin Williams and/or Kynar
Roll formed & cut-to-length
We have several different options.
1” Snap Lock
details:
26 & 24 gauge material available
Available in SMP or Fluropon(PVDF) paint system
Hidden fasteners
No clips required for installation
Very rigid and sturdy
Great for residential
Easy to install
Striations or pencil ribs available to help reduce oil canning
Can be installed down to a 1/12 pitch using purlin spacing of 12”
16” wide panel is most common
Crinkle finish paint helps mask oil canning
Hybrid system available(combo of hidden & exposed fasteners)
***Call or stop by to speak with one of our sales associates for more information
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Spec Sheets
1.5” Snap Lock
Details:
26 & 24 gauge material available
Available in SMP or Fluropon(PVDF) paint system
Hidden fasteners
Unlike 1”, clips are required for installation
Ideal for using the S5 clamping system for snow retention and solar panels
Striations or pencil ribs available to help reduce oil canning
Recommend installing on a 2/12 pitch or greater for best results
Recommend installing over solid deck of 7/8” min. thickness
16” wide panel is most common
Crinkle finish paint helps mask oil canning
***Call or stop by to speak with one of our sales associates for more information
Spec Sheets
1.75” Snap Lock
Details:
Available in 24 gauge only
Available in Galvalume or Fluropon(PVDF) paint system only
Hidden fasteners
Like 1.5”, clips are required for installation
Taller rib offers a more structurally sound panel
Ideal for installing in areas prone to strong winds or needing to span a wider purlin distance
Can be installed over solid surface or purlin spacing up to 4’
Suitable of 1/12 pitch or greater
Striations or pencil ribs available to help reduce oil canning
18” wide panel
***Call or stop by to speak with one of our sales associates for more information
Spec Sheets
What We Recommend
Well it all depends…
Depending on the type of project you are working on, the style you are looking to achieve, and/or your needs and wants.
For example:
If you are a “do-it-yourselfer” looking to put standing seam on your own house with little experience, we would suggest a 26 gauge, 1” snap lock with a textured paint.
Conversely:
If you are looking to cover a commercial building we may recommend a 24 gauge, 1.75” rib with clips.
***Do to the complexity of standing seam, its usually best to call or stop by and let us go over your specific project with you. That gives us the best chance to fill your needs.
26 gauge colors
AkzoNobel - 30 Year
10 Year
