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Standing seam systems have concealed fasteners and usually have allowance for expansion and contraction of the metal. This contrasts with a through-fastened panel like PBR.
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I live in a large townhouse complex that has many barrel topped units, approximately 14-16 feet wide. The roofs are currently covered in what looks like a metalized material layed lengthwise versus crossing the barrel. Two questions:
Would you recommend standing seam at all, and if so layed lengthwise, with seams parallel running the length of the roof, or across the barrel arch. Tha later would require a cosistent variable flex across each panel, thwile the former would only have to flex across its section.
Do you have a recommendation of a particular brand and should we be consulting a commercial versus residential vendor/contractor?
That's more than two questions, but thanks for any help you can provide.
Thom Ennen
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Washington DC 20024
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Standing seam would need to go across the arch which means you need a curved panel. MRA member manufacturers you may wish to contact include ATAS International and Fabral.
SCBC
11/20/2006
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3/4/2007
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