Texas Steel Buildings- Craftsman Roof Panel

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Description: Designed for installation in a variety of commercial and residential roofing and mansard applications. The panels are to be used over solid wood or metal decking that has been laid with 30 pound felt and has minimum slope of 3 on 12. The panel includes a 1" or 2" high rib. Hold-down clips secure the panel to the substrate and are located 2' on center (maximum). The Craftsman batten is available with factory applied sealant for added weather resistance. The Craftsman Series design makes complicated building transitions simple without the necessity of flashings. Hip, ridge, and valley conditions can be designed into any project. Slope changes from roof to fascia to soffit can be made with one continuous pan and batten. Gauge: 22, 24 and 26 (22 & 26 minimum quantity may be required) Finish: Galvalume Plus, Signature 200 & Signature 300 Series. Lengths: Maximum recommended 40'0" Fasteners: Concealed fastening system. Each profile has its own concealed clip that securely locks the batten to the panel while allowing for expansion and contraction. Dimensions: 12" wide by 1" or 2" high. Usage: The Craftsman™ Series is a water shedding panel system and can be used for roofs and mansards only when installed over a waterproofed solid substructure and the roof has a minimum slope of 3:12. When used for fascias and soffits, either the MBCI Lite Frame system or a solid substructure can be used. Limitations: Minimum recommended slope of 3 on 12. The panel is not designed for application over metal building purlins with blanket insulation Feature 1. Panel qualifies for a UL 90 wind uplift rating when applied over plywood. 2. Panel carried a UL "Class A" fire rating classifying it as a non-combustible product 3. Panel pan design 4. Panel joint is completed with a separate snap on batten 5. Alternate rib height - a nominal rib height of 2" is available by utilizing a 1 3/4" panel leg with the same 1" high batten. Benefit 1. Lower insurance costs possible. 2. The simple design of the panel pan allows for it to be press broken into a pie shape for radius applications. 3. Allows for ease of installation particularly on projects that have hips, valleys, dormers, etc. 4. Provides for increased weather resistance and a deeper shadow line