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- Standing Seam Metal Roofing. Installing Standing Seam Metal Roofing. ♦СТРОЙКА & РЕМОНТ♦
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These instructions specifically focus on metal panel installation. To learn more about eave trim and cleat installation, view our other how-to videos. The panel used in this example is a 16-inch coverage panel with a nail flange. We will show you how to install these metal panels with both exposed fasteners and hidden fasteners.
Exposed Fastener Installation
Step 1: Start Square
When you're installing a metal roofing panel, the first thing that you want to do is make sure you're starting square. This means that your vertical lines are all running square to your eave.
It’s important to start square because if the first panel is tilted a little bit, all the panels that come after are going to be tilted as well. When you're starting the roof, you want to square off the edge and adjust your panel if necessary. For example, if this particular roof was off a little bit, even by just half an inch, I would tilt our panel a little bit so that we ran square, starting with the first panel.
Step 2: Cut Panel to Length & Add Eave Trim
The panel we are using is too long. When you're doing an exposed fastener eave installation, you want to overhang the eave by one and a half or two inches at most. Put your tape up against the end wall and measure down to the edge of your eave trim. For this example, it’s exactly 24 inches, and I'm going to add an inch and a half to that measurement and cut my panel to length.
To do so, flip the panel over and make marks on the reverse side. I had said that the measurement was 24 inches and that I needed to add an inch and a half to that, so I'm going to make a mark at 25.5 inches. I'm going to do the same on the other side at 25.5 inches. Using a square or a straight edge, you can then join those two lines to create your cut-line.
Next, you need to cut through the male and the female rib to get to the flat of the panel. Using my duckbill snips to ensure a nice clean edge, I'm going to come through the flat of the pan. Make sure during this process that you are wearing your gloves. Last, cut the female rib. Now we have a panel that's been cut to 25.5 inches so that 1.5 inches can overhang at the eave, and we’re ready to install it.
Step 3: Apply Sealant Tape
This panel is 25.5 inches long so that 1.5 inches overhangs the eave, and between the eave trim and the underside of the panel, we're going to apply one row of sealant tape. Remember, sealant tape goes between all layers of metal. Apply the sealant tape along the center of the entire eave and remove the tape backing.
Step 4: Installation Using Exposed Fasteners
Now we can install our roof panels. Make sure the panel is square to the eave of the roof so that all of panels installed afterwards are straight. Next, put a screw into the fastening strip to keep it steady before installing the screws along the face. It's the low-profile head that won’t dimple the next panel when it comes up. Spaced at 12 inches from fastener to fastener, tighten them but don't over-tighten.
Step 1: Install Offset Cleat
Step 2: Bend Panel Edge
Step 3: Installation Using Hidden Fasteners - Věda a technologie
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This is really useful video for DIY and small snap lock type metal roof. It covers most of the fundamental details in easy ways for those without a sheet metal shop or a lot of tools. However for a roof that runs more than 15' long panels, I wouldn't recommend using screws directly over the panels because metal expands and contracts about 1/8" every 10'. It will look really bad when the weather is hot. For that reason I only use clip system to hold the panels like single lock standing seam and after first two clips from the ridge, I always use movable type clip to hold the panels. Anyways, I still think this video can provide a lot of ideas for many beginners.
One of the best instructional Videos on the net for procedural clarity, CAD and Animation is exceptional.
THIS VIDEO IS AMAZINGLY INFORMATIVE,THANKS FOR THE WORK
Best video I ever seen on metal roof installs! nice job.
Thanks.
Very informative!
good
Thank you.
nice job.
If u seal the roof to wall flashing to the chimney before installing the counter flashing the counter flashing will keep.the uv Ray's off the caulk and it will last indefinitely after the counter flash chalk breaks down
Ok
Hey do you have a tutorial on doing Standing Seam Gables with cleats? Trying to figure out how to do that. These are great videos though!
No, I have not.
Can you buy the panels and flashings (red panel style) in the UK?
I don`t know.
It’s not really done this way in the U.K. we fit sheets up to the penetration and then add a once bent flashing around and site weld the base of this to the sheet and the top sits under a cravat.
I Hope that Everyone Passed Geometry, Replicating this video on a Real Roof might be Difficult...
Anyway, it is very useful.
randy beard you can scribe most of the angles , I do this type of flashing quite often accept I normally cut into the chimney and use a compression fitting , that caulk at the top of it will leak over time
It's actually pretty easy....its just like doing origami, but with metal....and this is a beautiful video on how to do it properly....one of the best I have seen...this of course is standard stand and seam....I've done custom roofs where we made every piece of metal on the roof....now that's where the fun begins...
Disculpa k te corrija pero atrás de la chimenea no es así ....tiene k yevar in mujer o aumento para k no aiga acomulamiento de nieve y traspase o oxide el metal
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Otra cosa en el valist jogo cleak con tape eso ya no se usa es mejor una sola pieza de valist jamás entrará el agua oh ice. El take. Fuck da. Es mejor una sola pieza de take metal cleak tape y z bard joder. Aquí el Virginia algunas constructoras no te permiten eso así valí una pieza rake una piesa es 100 % mejor q tape
What happens to the cut edges as this is bare metal, does it not rust?
It is galvanized metal. It doesn`t rust.
@@stroyUA but it is only the surface that is galvanised so when you cut it, the end will show the galv layers either side and in the middle the bare steel which would rust?
I believe you can purchase color match touch up paint .
U cut it with a nonabbrasive. I snips, sheer, nibble, metal blade for circular saw which is a nonabbrasive blade
16:46 This is not standing seam metal roofing. Perhaps you should add to your title and description that the video also covers exposed fastener metal roofing. Also, a lot of details aren’t covered which would be relevant to the DIY installer, such as how to make all the cuts and bends. If DIY were as simple as the magic of computer animation, everybody would do it!
Ok.
What is the purpose of the tape?
To prevent leakage
Stop water
It's so water doesn't blow underneath the Z-bar
this is incorrect around the fireplace ,you should never have exposed fasteners on a standing seam roof
Why?
@@stroyUA i stated why in my statement
Voids the warranty it's a hidden fastener roof
Fušer .
???
Back pan screws. Will going to leak . No later two years
Why do you think so?
@@stroyUA I'm metal roofer all my entire life. So I know bro
Ок. I won't argue to you. You are professional in it.
@@stroyUA I'm grown up from Outer banks NC bro . Metal is typical roof system out here bro
Maybe 30 yrs not 2 yrs
Nice video, but you cant just start setting pans at the top of the valleys like that. You would not be able to continue going left. Also the animation didn't bend the door on the seam at the bottom
Ok
@@stroyUA, Glad i could bring that to your attention, since you didn't seem to know...maybe you can fix it with another video and stop misleading people?
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Actually, Chris you can start the pans at the top of the valley like that... it's not preferred, but there are plenty of situations you have to on some jobs....it's called back laying....just thought I'd bring that to your attention...so you can stop being ignorant
@@awesommessgames1266, look dude...go fuck yourself👍 did my comment to the uploader hurt your feelings? Maybe "cant" was the wrong word to use. As there are exceptions to the rule. Small, tight areas under entryways and what not. However there's no reason to start where it shows. On a straight eve? yeah. Up the valley??? Its misleading to somebody who doesn't know. If you DO, do that then you're just an idiot.
Putting exposed fasteners through that roof just ruined it
Why do you think so?
@@stroyUA now meant for those screws only rivets
The only screws that I saw exposed were on the back pan above the chimney. Yes I agree those aren’t necessary.
Это кто придумал?
Технология уже давно существует.
I like the video first of all , its pretty lengthy and shows a bunch of details u dont c in other vids , really good for beginning roofers or for ppl to understand whats goin on . But not the best vid for experienced roofers , i never understood why u would screw into a roof , there are other ways to do it but the industry even allows it . Well if u want to sell roofs id make sure it doesnt last forever right ? BS . U measure the roof sealing from the chimney ... well thats not how it usualy works . U want both ending panels to b the same and u install the chimney however they come . What happens when u have 2 chimneys or something else goin threw ur roof ? I dont install the back part of the chimney in the hight of the waterflow that isnt goin to last long ( back to : why do it like that ? again ... industry ... sell more roofs ) . Im from germany , we have ppl learning for 3 years how to not do things like that ... like : seal the whole chimney without 1 visible screw or sealing tape nor adhesive . There are folding techniques to avoid that . But everything i say is a matter of price , ofc u take way longer to do all those things and the roof gets pretty expensive . Still great video !
Thanks for prof comment.
This is not ok !
You suggest all of these cuts but never once say how to calculate or perform them.
It`s boring.
@@stroyUA OK then, next time I suggest you title your video "Watch me _____" instead of "How to _______"
If spacial visualization is not your thing...maybe roofing isn't either....practice, it's the price of learning....
@@randymeyer6482 Well said Randy, your are 100% right.
Awful lot of screw holes in that roof you didn't need to do that there's other ways
Which ones do you mean?
So basically all you're saying is convert the water away..
Muy mal echo el trabajo si lo que se requiere es poner la menor resistencia de salida a la lluvia !!! Detrás de chimeneas skylight o que topen paneles por detrás debe ser completamente plano para que la lluvia pasa si estorbo , ahí esta reprobados !!! Vengan a sananto tx para darles unas clases de techos de lámina