Make the most of your investment to have your box gutters lined by ensuring your contractor is using the right materials in the right places.
The 238 T standing seam is a versatile metal roofing panel designed for commercial and industrial roofing applications. It can be used in new construction over open purlins or a solid deck but it can also be used in Re-roofing projects and in metal over metal recovers.
In most cases, the best metal roof repair product isn't a product at all, it’s the knowledge and skill to identify what’s leaking and to determine if and how the metal roof can be repaired. That being said, once you find the leaks an equally import part of the metal roof repair process is using the right sealant to stop the metal roof leak. Using the wrong sealant or caulking on a metal roof can lead to adhesion problems, flexibly problems, or both and probably wont stop the leak even if you found the sources of the water infiltration.
For many building owners, a metal roof coating seems like the logical next step to take when trying to stop leaks on a metal roof, especially if other targeted repair attempts in the past have failed and the metal roof leaks.
If you find yourself in the research and information gathering phase of your up and coming metal roofing project, you may have already have learned about snap lock metal roofing. Snap lock metal roofing is a very popular and well know type of standing seam metal roof and it's a huge upgrade over a screw down or corrugated metal roof
#1 Traditional standing seam metal roofing can last a lifetime but it's nearly impossible to repair or replace metal panels should they become damaged or if the building is added on to.
The 138 T standing seam metal roofing performs in ways that other types of standing seam metal can not even come close to. But it's not because the 138 T has many bells and whistles that have to be mastered so they work, in fact it's just the opposite. The 138 T is a simplified version of standing seam metal that solves the traditional problems of standing seam through smart design.
With metal roofing there are different types of metal, gauges, profiles, and looks. In this post you will see the most common roof profiles used today.
