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Love the house ... what is the width of the standing seams on the roof

10 years ago

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Smith & Vansant Architects PC

9 years ago

Sorry, but there are too many variables to advise on your situation. This standing seam metal roof is an "Englert Kynar Ultra-Cool Low Gloss" metal roof in a Dark Bronze finish with panel widths of around 22 inches. The ribs are approx. 1 inch high.

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Smith & Vansant Architects PC
10 years ago
Approx. 19 inches.
kreeves1112
10 years ago
What is the color of the roof? Is it dark bronze? Beautiful home.
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Smith & Vansant Architects PC
10 years ago
That is correct, even though these images make it look black.
syl16
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
What is the height of the ribs of the roof? I have a large house, with clean lines, and I am considering using metal roof panels that are 16" wide with 1 3/4" ribs in dark bronze, what is your opinion? I like the looks of this roof for this house.
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Wermers Design & Architecture
9 years ago
I like the detail of the seams turning flat into the ridge. It makes a clean, simple look. What is the specification to get that affect??
Germain Wong
7 years ago
Hi, can't tell from the pic, are there stiffening ribs between the seams? I wanted the same thing (19" with no "pencil ribs") but the manufacturer said they would want me to sign a waiver for oil cannning... just wondering if oil-canning is a problem in your project.... thanks!

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