Concealed fasteners, clean raised seams and a roof that can last for decades with little maintenance.
Standing seam panels lock together along raised vertical seams, and the fasteners are hidden underneath. That means fewer penetrations to leak, a clean architectural look and room for the metal to expand and contract with temperature.
It costs more than exposed-fastener panels and needs skilled installation, but it can be used on lower slopes and typically needs less maintenance. It is a popular choice for horse barns, barndominiums and event barns.
No exposed screws to loosen.
A refined, modern look.
Clips let panels expand and contract.
Durable coatings in many shades.
Suitable for lower pitches with the right system.
Low maintenance for decades.
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Requirements vary by system, and some can be used on very low slopes. We follow the manufacturer.
Insulation and decking reduce rain noise.
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