Metal Panel Profiles
High R Rib
1 1/4” high rib 12” on center with intermediate ribs and is considered a structural panel. This attractive rugged panel offers commercial grade performance is often seen in new metal building construction.
Secure Loc Rib
5/8” high rib with panel coverage of 36”. This common practical panel is ideal for pole buildings, liner panel, and residential.
Century Pro Rib
¾” high rib 9” on center with an added striation and intermediate ribs for strength and a tighter lock. Used in Commercial and Agricultural applications.
Pro Loc
13/16” deep ribs 6” apart. It is a commercial structural panel which does not require a solid substrate and can go over roof purlins. It is a great looking panel profile for roofs, walls, awnings, partition walls and wall liner panel.
Future Rib
1” high rib with panel coverage of 16” and has a very attractive finish. This Snap together concealed fastener rib requires a minimum of 3:12 roof slope for proper drainage and solid decking under with 30lb felt such as in residential or architectural applications.
Regency Loc
3” high rib with panel coverage of 24” and is a structural standing seam panel. This panel does not require a solid sub decking under and may span up to 60” depending on the roof load requirements. It is considered an architectural panel and snaps together with hidden fasteners.
5V Crimp Panel
½” deep rib with a panel width of 24”. It is a common residential application and offers the flat panel look. It requires a solid substrate such as plywood with 30# felt under. Waviness in the panel referred to as “oil canning” may occur and is inherent to this type of panel and is not a cause for rejection.
Wave Panel
Available with ½” deep profile x 24” wide panel or a 7/8” deep profile x 32” coverage. . It requires a solid substrate such as plywood. Commonly seen on old barn roofs, sheds and it many architectural applications replicating the “old look”.
STANDING SEAM
1” high rib either 12” or 16” panel widths. This is a true architectural panel primary used in residential, commercial overhangs and roofs and awnings. This panel requires a solid substrate such as plywood with 30# felt under the steel panel. Available with minor ribs or striations. Waviness in the panel referred to as “oil canning” may occur and is inherent to this type of panel and is not a cause for rejection. Narrow widths, lighter colors and heavier gauges minimize “oil canning”.