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Install Standing Seam Metal Panels

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What happens here

The crew installs the long metal roof panels. Each panel is lifted onto the roof by several workers and carefully positioned. The panels are a 'pro panel' standing seam type, designed to 'lock in between each seams' for a secure, watertight connection. The video does not visually depict the application of butyl tape during the panel installation. However, in standing seam metal roofing systems, durable butyl tape is commonly used as a sealant within the seam profiles, at horizontal laps, or at end laps to create an additional watertight barrier, ensuring long-term performance and preventing moisture ingress.

Goal: Lift and carefully position long standing seam metal panels onto the prepared roof underlayment, locking them together at the seams to form the roof surface. Butyl tape is typically used as an additional sealant in these systems.

Tools and materials

  • Ladder
  • Butyl Tape Unspecified
  • Metal Roofing Panels (Pro Panel
  • 32-foot length) Unspecified

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just to do something like this man okay the last of the fascia is on but now we also have to do the fascia on the actual A-frame section this is 14 1/2 in and they don't have fascia that's 14 and2 inch so we have to do a double stack or technically it's called that thing a triple stack and the way we're going to accomplish this is we're going to lay down our 1x6 then 1x12 that's going to create I think 16

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