Exposed Fastener Metal Roof

In addition to the exposed fastener systems that are offered by mbci for roofing we have two additional exposed fastener panel profiles that can be used for wall applications only.

Exposed fastener metal roof.

The panel edges lap one another and the fastener goes through both layers of metal. As its name suggests a key characteristic of these panels is that the tops of fasteners screws used to attach metal panels to each other are exposed and can be seen above the metal. Most of these roof panels can also be used in wall applications and designed for both vertical and horizontal installation. We specialize in providing painted galvalume and aluminum for the architecturally driven metal panel industry.

The edges of the panels overlap and fasteners are screwed through both layers. There are two types of metal roof fasteners. These exposed fasteners can be used as exterior or interior walls. Exposed fastener roofs involve driving fasteners through the panels and directly into the roof deck.

Exposed metal roof fasteners. Centria offers exposed fastener metal wall panels which are extremely versatile. Sheffield metals is a leader in the distribution of coated and bare metal products as well as engineered standing seam metal roof ssmr wall systems. Exposed fastener metal wall panels mbci s exposed fastener wall panels feature a ribbed design that adds texture to any building.

Exposed fastened metal roof. Exposed fastener roof panels to support our customers design flexibility mbci offers 11 different metal roofing panels with exposed fasteners each with its own unique profile. Also referred to as screw through or channel drain metal roofing these products are roll formed and have profiles that are oriented vertically on the roof. Many homeowners email me and ask about exposed fastener metal roofing.

Exposed fastener metal roofing is defined as a roofing system where the panels are fastened to the structure through the face of the metal and directly into the roof deck or framing below. The fasteners remain visible. The benefits of exposed fastener ef cost. The latter are tucked away hidden by the roofing panels themselves making for a more time consuming and costly installation.