Ultra Seam metal roofing and siding products provide an ideal architectural solution for almost any type of structure, whether your requirements are for low or steep slope, mansard, retrofit, or
Gerard Roofing Technologies has introduced a series of new steel-based roof systems. Its second-generation shingle, Granite Ridge, is a architectural roof shingle designed to compete with high-end asphalt composition products.
Chem Link Inc., Kalamazoo, Mich., introduces DuraLink™ Low Modulus Moisture Cure Sealant. This soft, elastomeric sealant was designed for use in dynamic joints such as metal laps and seams. Solvent
Rheinzink, Burnaby, B.C., Canada, offers Rheinzink-massiv roof-drainage systems with a wide range of shapes and individual application options. They include rainwater pipes, half-round and box gutters, numerous special shapes in
SNO-GEM snow guards help to minimize snow and ice slides. They are manufactured from clear, UV-stabilized polycarbonate (clear or color). In addition, the show guards are now available in any
Steel Tile Co., Innisfil, Ontario, Canada, offers several styles of steel roofing. The Katech profile simulates Spanish clay tile while the Katech Elite’s wider wave looks like a Dutch clay
Now readily available from distributors nationwide, DECRA®’s new generation of stone-coated metal shingles require no special tools or training. Designed specifically for its ease of installation and upscale curb appeal,
ThyCurb, Addison, Ill., offers Retro-Curb insulated curbs for metal buildings. The curbs allow for unrestricted positioning on standing seam roof systems and are custom- designed to accommodate any roof slope
Classic Products, Piqua, Ohio, has unveiled a new, full-color brochure in order to promote the Oxford Shingle, its low-profile residential metal roofing line. The 12-page booklet-type brochure features full color
Alpine SnowGuards, Stowe, Vt., introduces the new Ice Screen attachment for pipe-style snow guards. Until now, small accumulations of snow and freezing rain could slide under snow rails rendering the
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