Standing Seam Galvalum Roof

Galvalume plus is the most popular among south texas homeowners.

Standing seam galvalum roof.

Installation is done via using clips to secure the panels down to a roof and simply snapping the panels together. Standing seam roofs are generally made from thicker grades of steel than corrugated steel roofs. No manual locking is necessary which is why this is the easier choice compared to the single and double lock standing seam panels. Galvalume is a combination of galvanized steel and aluminum.

This combination of galvanized aluminum and zinc has been making homes energy efficient and beautiful for years. Finally galvalume standing seam roofing systems are incredibly florida friendly. Galvalume standing seam roofing galvalume is sheet steel coated with 55 aluminum 45 zinc alloy. While any standing seam material can dent from hail it s much less likely with a 24 gauge galvalume panel than any other material.

It s not vulnerable to rust corrosion or other debris. This makes it durable and ensures it will not corrode for the life of the product. 100 aluminum standing seam is simply too soft for the geographic region we serve and can dent too easily from even the slightest hail. It s a thick tough roofing material which easily shrugs off tree branches and other debris.

Galvalume plus standing seam. Galvalume is the trade name for a patented sheet steel product having a coating of corrosion resistant aluminum zinc alloy applied by a continuous hot dipping process. The alloy coating of aluminum and zinc combines the best properties of both metals.