PBR Panels For Sale
PBR Panels
Legacy Metal Center offers high-quality Commercial Purlin Bearing Rib (PBR) panels. PBR panels are engineered to be one of the strongest panels on the market. We roll our panels from corrosion-resistant steel designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. The PBR panel is also available in Clear or White Poly Panels in 12’ Lengths. If you place an order for PBR panels, we can turn your order around in no more than 48 hours.
Panel Measurements
Panel Width: 36”
Rib Height: 1-1/4”
Rib Features: 12” centers
Standard Gauges: 26 and 24
PBR Trim Profiles
Commercial Gable
Commercial Gutter
Eave
Endwall
Gable
Inside Corner
J-Channel Top
J-Channel
Outside Corner
Rat Guard
Ridge Cap
Sidewall
Snow Stop
Top Gable
Transition
Window Drip
Z Bar
Commercial Downspout
PBR Color Options
26ga. (43″) and 24ga. (43)”
Snow White (24G)
Slate Gray (24G)
Sandstone (24G)
Saddle Tan (26G)
Rustic Rawhide (26G)
Rural Red (26G)
Rough Cedar Gray (26G)
Pre-weathered Galvalume (24G)
Ivy Green (26G)
Koko Brown (26G)
Light Stone (26G)
Mansard Brown (24G)
Matte Black (26G)
Matte Black (24G)
Old Town Gray (26G)
Polar White (26G)
Ivory (26G)
Iron Ore Low Gloss (24G)
Galvalume (26G)
Gallery Blue (26G)
Fern Green (26G)
Deep Black Low Gloss (24G)
Dark Bronze Low Gloss (24G)
Dark Bronze (24G)
Black (26G)
Burnished Slate (26G)
Carbon Low Gloss (24G)
Charcoal Gray (26G)
Charcoal Gray Low Gloss (24G)
Colony Green (26G)
Copper Penny (26G)
Crimson Red (26G)
Barnwood (26G)
Ash Gray (26G)
Acrylic Galvalume (24G)
PBR Panel Applications
When putting up PBR sheeting on commercial buildings, start by checking the building’s design and structure. This helps you figure out the right size and type of metal panels you need. After the panels are delivered, you can start installing them. Usually, these panels are fastened to the top of the wall frames using screws spaced at regular intervals. It’s important to pay close attention to the flashing around the eaves and other spots like vents and pipes to make sure everything is sealed tight. After installing the panels, be sure to apply a sealant to keep water out.
When choosing PBR panels for agricultural buildings, it’s important to keep in mind what each structure is used for. Buildings like barns and sheds are put up much like commercial buildings, but the design and structure of these buildings can change how you install the panels. For instance, a dairy barn might need insulation to keep the temperature steady, while a storage shed might not need any. If you’re using the building for animals, it’s important to focus on good ventilation and lighting.
Putting up PBR metal sheeting on homes is a bit different from doing it on commercial or agricultural buildings. Homeowners need to pick colors and styles of metal panels that match their home’s design and architectural style. They might also add insulation or a vapor barrier to help with energy saving and to keep moisture out.
Industrial buildings like factories and warehouses need a stronger installation method for their panels to handle heavy loads and harsh weather. It’s important to focus on how the panels connect to the framing to make sure the installation is secure and stable. You might also need extra insulation to control the indoor temperature.
Contact Us
Do you have questions about PBR panels we didn’t answer on this page? Please contact us, and we’ll happily answer any questions! We love providing our customers with reliable and prompt service for their metal panel needs. Contact us today for more information on how we can make your job easier.
PBR Panel FAQs
Yes, in Colorado’s variable climate, PBR panels are particularly useful due to their strong overlap design, which ensures better weather resistance, especially in regions prone to snow, rain, and wind. The increased overlap improves their ability to prevent leaks, making them a great option for buildings exposed to extreme winter conditions.
Yes, PBR panels can contribute to energy efficiency by reflecting sunlight and reducing heat absorption. Their ability to manage temperature makes them a great choice for both industrial and agricultural buildings, as well as for structures where energy savings are a priority.
Metal panels, like PBR panels, offer excellent durability, weather resistance, and low maintenance, making them ideal for a wide range of applications. They are often more energy-efficient than other materials, reflecting heat and providing insulation, which helps with temperature regulation. Metal panels also resist corrosion, fire, and pests, contributing to their longevity in various climates