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Fastener Flange System
Raw material, ready to be shaped with precision and consistency.
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snap lock System
Raw material, ready to be shaped with precision and consistency.
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mechanical lock System
Raw material, ready to be shaped with precision and consistency.
Budget-friendly standing
seam for shorter roof runs
The following specifications provide a detailed breakdown of the Board & Batten profile, including standard dimensions, material options, and key performance characteristics. These details ensure consistency in design, installation, and overall product performance.
Fastener Flange System
Specifications
Gauge:
1” seam height
Fastening:
Direct-to-deck fastening (no floating clips)
Movement:
No thermal movement allowance
Span:
Best for shorter panel lengths (under ~30’)
Cost:
Most cost-effective standing seam option
Best For
Residential homes
Retrofit projects
Small buildings
Short roof spans
Balanced performance for residential and agricultural roofing
The snap lock system uses a floating clip that allows the panel to expand and contract naturally. Panels snap together without mechanical seaming tools, making installation faster while maintaining a clean architectural finish.
1.5” Snap Lock System
Specifications
Gauge:
1.5” seam height
Fastening:
Concealed floating clip system
Movement:
Allows thermal movement
Install:
Faster installation than mechanical seam systems
Material:
Commonly used with 26–24 gauge steel
Coverage:
Panel coverage typically 12”–16”
Best For
Residential steep-slope roofs
Retrofit installations
Agricultural and post-frame buildings
Maximum strength for commercial and extreme conditions
The mechanical lock system is the most durable standing seam option available. Panels are secured with floating clips and then mechanically seamed using specialized equipment, creating a permanent, ultra-strong bond.
2” Mechanical Lock (Crimp Lock)
Specifications
Gauge:
2” seam height
Fastening:
Fully concealed floating clip system
Movement:
Mechanically seamed for maximum strength
Install:
Highest wind uplift resistance
Material:
Suitable for long roof runs (50’+)
Coverage:
Available in 24–22 gauge steel
Best For
High wind or severe weather regions
Commercial buildings
Low-slope applications (as low as 1:12)
Industrial facilities
System Comparison
| Feature | 1” Fastener Flange | 1.5” Snap Lock | 2” Mechanical Lock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fastening Method | 1 inch | 1.5 inch | 2 inch |
| Fastening Method | Direct screw | Floating clip | Floating clip |
| Thermal Movement | No | Yes | Yes |
| Wind Resistance | Moderate | Good | Excellent |
| Install Speed | Fast | Fast | Slower |
| Seaming Tool Required | No | No | Yes |
| Minimum Pitch | 3:12 | 1:12 | 1:12 |
| Cost Level | $ | $$ | $$$ |
| Best Use | Budget / Short Runs | Residential / AG | Commercial / Extreme |
prevent dangerous snow slides and protect your property
Our metal roofing snow retention system helps prevent large clumps of snow and ice from suddenly sliding off the roof. It keeps snow in place so it can melt more gradually, helping improve safety around your home during the winter months.
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