Hi-Rib Panels For Sale
Hi-Rib Panels
We offer 26 and 24 gauge Hi-Rib Metal Panels. High-Rib Panels offer a less expensive High-End Standing Seam look, but with exposed fasteners, it is also less expensive to have installed. We roll our panels from corrosion-resistant steel and can make custom lengths for your structure. We offer a turnaround time of 48 business hours for our Hi-Rib Panels.
Panel Measurements
Panel Width: 36”
Rib Height: 1-1/2”
Rib Features: 18” centers
Standard Gauges: 26 and 24
Hi-Rib Trim Profiles
Z Bar
Top Gable
Snow Stop
Sidewall
Ridge Cap
Outside Corner
Inside Corner
Gable
Endwall
Eave
Hi-Rib Color Options
26ga. (43″) and 24ga. (43)”
Polar White (26G)
Snow White (24G)
Old Town Gray (26G)
Ash Gray (26G)
Slate Gray (24G)
Acrylic Galvalume (24G)
Pre-weathered Galvalume (24G)
Charcoal Gray Low Gloss (24G)
Charcoal Gray (26G)
Carbon Low Gloss (24G)
Matte Black (24G)
Matte Black (26G)
Black (26G)
Deep Black Low Gloss (24G)
Sandstone (24G)
Light Stone (26G)
Ivory (26G)
Saddle Tan (26G)
Copper Penny (26G)
Iron Ore Low Gloss (24G)
Koko Brown (26G)
Mansard Brown (24G)
Burnished Slate (26G)
Dark Bronze (24G)
Dark Bronze Low Gloss (24G)
Crimson Red (26G)
Rural Red (26G)
Colony Green (26G)
Ivy Green (26G)
Fern Green (26G)
Gallery Blue (26G)
Rough Cedar Gray (26G)
Barnwood (26G)
Galvalume (26G)
Rustic Rawhide (26G)
Hi-Rib Panel Applications
When installing Hi-Rib sheeting on commercial buildings, the first step is assessing the building structure and design. This will help determine what size and shape of metal you will need. Once the panels have been shipped, the installation process can begin. The panels are typically secured to the top of the wall framing with screws placed at regular intervals. Pay special attention to the flashing details at the eaves and other areas, such as vents and pipes, to ensure a watertight seal. Make sure to apply sealant after panel installation to prevent water from seeping in.
It’s essential to consider the type of agricultural buildings and their intended use when buying your Hi-Rib panels. Agricultural buildings such as barns and sheds require a similar installation method as commercial buildings. However, the design and structure of these buildings may affect the design, which may affect the installation process. For example, a dairy barn may require insulation to regulate the temperature, while a storage shed may not. Make sure to pay special attention to the ventilation and lighting of your building if you plan to use it as a home for livestock.
Applying Hi-Rib metal sheeting on residential buildings requires a slightly different approach than on commercial or agricultural buildings. Homeowners will consider the color and style of the metal panels to complement the home’s architectural style. Homeowners may add insulation or a vapor barrier to improve energy efficiency and prevent moisture buildup.
Industrial buildings, such as factories and warehouses, require a more robust installation process to ensure the panels can withstand heavy loads and extreme weather conditions. Particular attention should be paid to the connection detail between the panels and the framing to ensure a secure and stable installation. Additional insulation may be required to regulate the indoor temperature.
Hi-Rib Panel FAQs
High-rib metal roofing is a unique roofing solution with tall ribs. The taller ribs help direct rainwater and make the panel stronger. These ribs also help with snow accumulation, wind, and other extreme weather conditions. High-rib panels use exposed fasteners, allowing for a faster and cheaper installation process. We offer our High-rib panels in 26 gauge galvanized steel.
Easy Installation: The easy installation of high-rib metal roofing is a significant benefit, as it streamlines the construction process, reduces labor costs, expedites project completion, minimizes disruptions, and enhances overall construction efficiency. Ease of installation makes it an appealing and cost-effective choice for roofing solutions.
Versatility: High-Rib metal roofing is versatile and can be used for various applications, like commercial, industrial, agricultural, and residential structures. This adaptability accommodates architectural styles, offering design flexibility and customization. Beyond aesthetics, it handles diverse climates, insulation options, and integration with other construction elements, reinforcing its role as a dependable and adaptable roofing solution.
High Performance: The High performance of High-Rib metal roofing is evident in its exceptional durability against the harsh Colorado climate. Engineered to withstand harsh weather, including wind, rain, snow, and UV exposure, it reduces maintenance costs. Reinforced by raised ribs, its robust design enhances load-bearing capacity and impact resistance for long-lasting reliability.
Longevity: The longevity offers a prolonged and dependable lifespan that surpasses traditional roofing materials. Engineered with durability in mind, the resistance of metal roofing to weathering, corrosion, and elemental stresses ensures that High-rib metal roofing remains virtually maintenance-free for decades. This extended lifespan reduces the need for frequent replacements and results in substantial cost savings over time. With the added advantage of easy installation, the enduring longevity of High-rib metal roofing secures lasting and sustainable roofing.
Hi-Rib metal roofing is easy to install. Prepare the roof deck, ensuring it is clean, dry, and properly aligned. First, install a drip edge along the edges of the roof. Lay down an underlayment, such as a roofing felt, to provide an additional moisture barrier. Next, align the first panel at the eave, ensuring it overhangs the edge appropriately. Attach it using screws or nails through the flat portions of the panel, securing it to the roof deck. Use screws with water-tight gaskets.
As you progress, overlap each panel with the previous one to ensure proper water shedding. Secure panels using screws or nails on the flat portions of the panel, taking care not to over-tighten to allow for thermal expansion. Trim panels as needed at the ridge, ensuring a neat fit, and seal panel seams with weather-resistant sealant to prevent water infiltration.
When installing the final panel, extend slightly beyond the roof edge. Install flashing along the eave and ridge to provide extra protection against leaks. Complete the installation by installing any necessary trim, like gable trim or ridge caps, to achieve a polished appearance.
Following manufacturer guidelines and local building codes is crucial throughout the installation process. Pay attention to safety measures, including proper footwear and fall protection, especially when working at heights. Properly installed Hi-Rib metal roofing offers an attractive aesthetic, lasting durability, and weather resistance for your structure.
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