26 Gauge Metal Roofing
Panel width yields 36 in.
26 gauge metal roofing. This style of premium metal roofing is designed to conceal fasteners creating a sleek durable steel roof. Although those seem like small numbers they represent a noticeable difference in panel stiffness and strength. A 26 gauge roof is not only thicker but also heavier than 29 gauge. Homeowners in areas that experience high winds also want to stay away from thinner metal.
16 coverage with 7 8 seam height. 29 26 gauge is the thicker metal. 26 gauge thickness recommended for roof slopes of 3 12 pitch or greater. This means that while a 26 gauge panel from one manufacturer could measure 0 027 in.
26 gauge pbr galvalume panels are ul 2218 class 4 impact resistant. Corrugated panels are a good choice for the environment. After a long service life they are still 100 recyclable. 26 gauge high strength galvalume steel.
26 gauge thickness recommended for roof slopes of 1 12 pitch or greater. Thick a 26 gauge panel from another manufacturer could measure only 0 0179 in but both are sold as 26 gauge panels. The weight of 29 gauge metal roofing may differ though depending on the type of metal that you choose. For example standard 29 gauge steel roofing made in long panels is about 0 36 millimeters thick and the 26 gauge version is slightly thicker at 0 48 millimeters.
Most homes in residential areas use 29 gauge metal panels. When it comes to 26 vs. The added weight gives the roof a greater chance of staying intact in the event of a very heavy wind storm. Available in 26 gauge.
26 gauge will out perform any 29 gauge material. The 16 standing seam minor rib roofing panels are designed as a vertical roof panel. Minimum pitch required 3 12. Gibraltar s pbr panels are a good choice for the environment.
26 gauge corrugated galvalume panels are class 4 impact resistant including hail and wind blown debris. The gauge of a metal roof refers to its thickness and the higher the gauge the thinner the metal. Concealed seam fastening system. Thicker gauge typically helps with the amount of snow a roof can hold up but we know that isn t a huge concern here in florida.