Metal Roofing, Corrugated Metal Roofing, Standing Seam Metal Roofing, and Through Fastened Metal Roofing
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Metal roofing panel standing seam FSS18 is designed for both new and retrofit projects. The FSS 18 is especially useful where strength
over open purlins is required or where there are long runs with limited openings. The FSS 18 has been UL 90 tested for uplift. It's a good choice
when both strength and economy are required. |
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Metal roofing panel standing seam FSS 316 is a straight-sided, non-trapezoidal roofing panel that's simple to install and flash. It's best suited to roofs
with continuous transitions or mansards and for light industrial and commercial-grade metal roofing applications.
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The flat-pan profile and 1.5"-deep seam on the standing seam 1.5 Series metal panel makes it ideal for highly architectural projects
which have varying elevations and transitions, and for projects over decking or wood and felt substrate. FSS 1.5 panel is stocked in 20"
widths. |
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Flexrib metal roofing panel combines strength with a deep, wide panel for a clean, bold look. It's through fastened and easy to
install. Its anti-siphoning ability prevents capillary action, which makes it an ideal a metal roofing panel. |
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Flexospan's Flexbeam panel is economical, strong and aesthetically pleasing. It has a trapezoidal profile, important for many
architectural applications. |
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1/2" -corrugated metal roofing panel is our most economical. It's useful for standard applications which require
both durability and economy. our 44" coil yields an overall panel width of 41.25", with roofing coverage of 37.334" |
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3/4"-corrugated metal roofing panel is suitable for projects requiring a cost-effective, yet strong panel. is an
excellent choice for medium-length spans, or when strength is important. |
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Flexospan offers two corrugated metal roofing panels that are suitable for projects requiring a cost-effective, yet strong metal roofing panel. Our 7/8"-corrugated panel is the best choice for projects with large spans, where cost containment is important. It's useful for roofing applications, since the
deeper corrugation of the 7/8" product carries off greater volumes of water. The Flexospan 7/8"-corrugated panel is used for medium-length spans, or when strength is important. Roofing coverage is 32" |
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