3 wide rib panel.
Galvavelm metal roof.
From the distinctive look of standing seam to the classic appearance of asphalt tile or cedar there s a metal roof that s right for any home.
We would not recommend using galvalume panels with exposed fastener steel roofing systems such as corrugated or ribbed steel roofs.
It is a trademarked name but many people use it as a generic term to describe a metal roofing product consisting of steel coil coated with a metal alloy.
Galvalume metal roof and siding panels are coated with a mixture of zinc and aluminum and siliconized coating to help resist scuffs and fingerprints better than a bare metal product.
The panel provides approximately 24 sq.
Galvalume was invented by bethlehem steel in 1972.
Galvanized steel corrugated utility roof panel is designed for installation in residential roofing applications.
For example a galvalume section that is 16 x3 known as a classic rib steel roof panel is 29 gauge steel and comes with a 25 year warranty.
The cost for this grade is estimated at 70 per square which is the same as 100 square feet in layman s terms.
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The easy to install panel is manufactured from 30 gauge steel.
The mixture of zinc and aluminum protects the galvalume metal against corrosion and rust helping galvalume typically last much longer than galvanized steel.
Corrugated ribs give this metal roofing panel strength and structural integrity.
Galvalume steel is best for use in prefabricated metal wall panels and standing seam metal roof applications with concealed fasteners.
Normally galvalume is offered in both bare and pre coated pre painted versions.
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Do you want to look up at a newly installed metal roof and wonder when the rust will show up the paint finish will start peeling and rust will begin running down your siding.