Corrugated Metal Roofing Panels

Corrugated Metal Roofing Panels – What could be described as the quintessential American panel, corrugated panels have been dotting the landscape of the U.S. for a hundred years.

The simple reason behind this is their durability. The natural shape of a corrugated metal panel gives it a structural advantage over a Standing Seam or R Panel of the same base material.

Additionally, the consistent corrugation helps hide small imperfections over time from weather or impacts. For these reasons, corrugated metal systems have been used across the country for years.

Structurally strong and incredibly impact resistant, Bridger Steel’s 7/8″ Corrugated panel is an excellent choice for exterior roofing, siding applications or interior projects. This panel features our custom anti-siphon groove and anti-siphon trough with a 5 degree overbend on overlap for exceptional weather protection.

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This panel can now be radiused into beautiful architectural curves. Add arcs, curves, and waves to your project designs. Radius panels are perfect for dormers, archways, entries, statement details, and much more.

Metal roofing options can vary greatly. Choosing the right colors, paint systems, fastener system, and panel system depends on your needs. Below are some options for starting your search and gaining a better understanding of the types of metal panel systems available in today’s designs.

Modern Uses for Corrugated Metal

In more recent years, corrugated metal has become a favorite of builders and architects due to its consistent lines. Used in combination with flat materials, corrugated metal is now showing up in modern mountain designs, and even in urban settings. Another popular choice trending upwards is the accent roof. A corrugated accent roof adds another element to an otherwise dull asphalt or shake roof.

Corrugated Roofing Options

At Bridger Steel we have four Corrugated roofing panel options. The largest is our 7/8″ Structural Corrugated, a heavy-duty 22 Gauge panel that works well as a weathering steel roofing option. A unique roofing option, the 7/8″ Corrugated panel is also available in a radiused options.

We carry a Traditional 3/4″ Corrugated Panel that comes with an anti-siphon groove to help create a moisture barrier and prevent leaks. This roofing panel is available both in a premium selection of metal colors, or an affordably priced 29 Gauge corrugated option with a standard color selection.

For more subtle profiles, we offer 1/2″ and 1/4″ Corrugated Panels that work well for smaller accent roofs, but are not recommended as full roofing options.

As colors go, Bonderized, Vintage and Rusted Truten™️ A606 or Corten Panels are among the most popular options for corrugated roofing. Often people are looking for an aged look, or a dark finish. Each of these options work well for those needs.

 

 

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