Corrugated Metal Panels For Residential And Commercial Buildings

Corrugated metal is the most popular metal panel that we manufacture. It's low cost, long lasting, easy to install, lightweight, and energy efficient. Corrugated metal sheets are the perfect balance of style, affordability, and performance.

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7/8" Corrugated - Streaked Rust

7/8" Corrugated - Aged Copper

7/8" Corrugated - Streaked Rust

7/8" Corrugated - Bonderized®

7/8" Corrugated - Antique Rustic

7/8" Corrugated - Weathered Metallic®

7/8" Corrugated - Bonderized®

7/8" Corrugated - Vintage®

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7/8" Corrugated - Speckled Galvanized Rust®

Uses Of Corrugated Metal Panels

What Is Corrugated Metal?

Corrugated metal panels are available in two styles. They will either have an “S” shaped profile or a square and boxy pattern. Most often, the term “corrugated metal” refers to the round and wavy type that's known as 7/8" Corrugated.

It's an exposed fastener panel that can be used as metal roofing, siding, fencing, and ceiling panels.

Roofing Siding Fencing Ceilings

Types of Corrugated Metal

7/8" Corrugated Metal Panels

7/8" Corrugated is a classic wavy looking panel that's timeless and stylish. It's affordable and easy to install.

Corrugated metal is an excellent choice for your metal roofing, siding, or fencing project

In this photo: Matte Black - 7/8" Corrugated

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Types of Corrugated Metal

R Panel/PBR Panel

R Panel is the nicest metal panel for the least amount of money. If you want a panel that's both high quality and low cost then PBR panel could be right for you.

There is no loss of material for the panel sidelap
Looks similar to standing seam, but without the price tag
Easiest panel to install

In this photo: Country Red - PBR Panel

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Types of Corrugated Metal

Western Rib® (7.2 Panel)

This is the strongest metal panel that we offer and it's used most often on commercial metal buildings. It's perfect for metal roofs and canopies that have metal purlins and require a panel that's capable longer spans between supports.

Western Rib is also popular as a metal fencing or metal siding panel.

In this photo: Rezibond® - Western Rib® (7.2 Panel)

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Looking For Different Ways To Use Corrugated Metal?

Did you know that corrugated metal can be used for more than roofing or siding?

This video has great pictures of corrugated metal being used as:

Metal Ceilings
Bar Kicks
Wainscoting
Kitchen Islands
Accent Walla
Metal Fences

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Standing Seam vs. Corrugated Metal Roofing

If you're installing a metal roof, your first decision is the panel system.

Exposed Fastener - Corrugated metal panels have fasteners that will penetrate the sheets.
Standing Seam - The fasteners are concealed and don't pierce the metal roofing panels.

Head to head comparison video that covers:

Weather-Tightness
Cost
Ease Of Installation
Maintenance & More

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It's a great resource for contractors, architects, and homeowners.

Easy to navigate learning center with videos and blogs that will answer your questions.

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Is A Corrugated Metal Right For Your House?

Corrugated metal roofing is a popular choice for residential homes, but it's not right for everyone.

An in depth video that explains the pros and cons of corrugated metal roofing. By the end of this video you will know if it's a good or bad fit for your project.

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