2 1/4″ Corrugated Metal Panels For Sale
2 1/4″ Corrugated Panels
Our 2 1/4″ Corrugated Panel is the closest match for anyone looking to bring the look of the Wild West to life. We offer this panel in 29 or 26-gauge corrugated metal panels. As with all corrugated panels, you can use these for both roofing and siding. This panel has about a 2 week lead time.
Panel Measurements
Panel Width: 38”
Rib Height: 1/2”
Rib Features: 2-1/4” centers
Standard Gauges: 29 and 26
2 1/4″ Corrugated Panel Trim Profiles
Eave
Endwall
Gable
Inside Corner
J-Channel
Outside Corner
Pitch Break
Rat 4
Ridge Cap
Sidewall
Top Gable
W-Valley
Z-Bar
2 1/4″ Corrugated Panel Color Options
29ga. (43″), and 26ga. (43)”
Rough Cedar Gray (26G)
Barnwood (26G)
Galvalume (29G, 26G)
Rustic Rawhide (26G)
Polar White (29G, 26G)
Taupe Crinkle (29G)
Koko Brown Crinkle (29G)
Charcoal Gray Crinkle (29G)
Buckskin Crinkle (29G)
Black Crinkle (29G)
Ash Gray Crinkle (29G)
Artic White (29G)
Taupe (29G)
Matte Black (29G, 26G)
Light Stone Crinkle (29G)
Colony Green (26G)
B. Slate Crinkle (29G)
Light Stone (29G, 26G)
Copper Penny (29G, 26G)
Buckskin (29G)
Black (29G, 26G)
Alamo White Crinkle (29G)
Koko Brown (29G, 26G)
Ivy Green (29G, 26G)
Hawaiian Blue (29G)
Gallery Blue (29G, 26G)
Burgundy (29G)
Rural Red (29G, 26G)
Fern Green (26G)
Crimson Red (29G, 26G)
Charcoal Gray (29G, 26G)
Burnished Slate (29G, 26G)
Saddle Tan (29G, 26G)
Old Town Gray (29G, 26G)
Ivory (29G, 26G)
Ash Gray (29G, 26G)
2 1/4″ Corrugated Panel Applications
When installing 2 1/4″ Corrugated Panel sheeting on a commercial building, begin by evaluating the structure and design to determine the appropriate panel dimensions and type. After the metal panels arrive, installation can proceed. Panels are usually attached to the wall framing with screws spaced consistently for secure placement. Pay extra attention to flashing at the eaves and around features like vents and pipes to create a waterproof seal. Finally, apply sealant along the seams after installation to prevent any water intrusion.
When selecting 2 1/4″ Corrugated Panels for agricultural buildings, consider the structure’s purpose and specific requirements. Barns, sheds, and similar buildings often follow a similar installation process to commercial structures, but design differences can impact the installation. For example, a dairy barn may need insulation to maintain temperature, while a simple storage shed might not. If the building will house animals, prioritize proper ventilation and lighting to ensure a suitable environment.
Installing 2 1/4″ Corrugated Panels on residential buildings involves a slightly different process than for commercial or agricultural structures. Homeowners will typically choose panel colors and styles that complement their home’s architectural design. Additionally, many opt to add insulation or a vapor barrier to improve energy efficiency and prevent moisture buildup within the home.
Industrial buildings, including factories and warehouses, demand a more robust installation approach to ensure the panels withstand heavy loads and harsh weather conditions. Emphasis should be placed on securely connecting the panels to the framing for stability and durability. Additional insulation may be required to effectively regulate indoor temperatures in these larger spaces.
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Metal Panel FAQs
Metal panels offer durability, energy efficiency, and low maintenance, making them ideal for long-term use in various climates. Our metal panels are ideal for durable and beautiful roofing and siding in Colorado and the surrounding states.
Most custom metal panels can be ready within 48 hours, though some specialty types may take up to two weeks.
Yes, our metal panels come with long-term warranties covering them for up to 40 years, to ensure quality and longevity.