CAUTION: Metals Direct Roofing Panels have sharp edges. Always wear protective clothing and gloves.
Do not store metal roofing in an area where moisture can accumulate. Bundled metal roofi ng must be covered with a breatheable tarp (do not
use plastic) and stored on a slant to permit drainage. Metal roofi ng must be stored properly in transit or on the job site.
To avoid rust stains, remove metal shavings/particles after drilling.
Failure to comply with these storage procedures relieves the manufacturer of responsibility for any resultant damage to, or deterioration of, the product and voids all warranties. There is no implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for purpose.
Calculating Lineal Footage Needed
Multiply the length of the pieces by the number
Example: 10 pieces of 10 foot lengths: 10 x 10 = 100 L.F. (Lineal Feet)
10 pieces of 10 ft. 2 in. lengths: 10 x 10.167 = 101.67 L.F. (Lineal Feet)
Inches to Decimal Fraction of a Foot
| 1 in. | 2 in. | 3in. | 4 in. | 5 in. | 6 in. | 7 in. | 8 in. | 9 in. | 10 in. | 11 in. | 12 in. |
|
.083 | .167 | .250 | .333 | .417 | .500 | .583 | .677 | .750 | .833 | .917 | 1.000 |
Calculating Squares
Multiply the Lineal Footage by the panel conversion factor.
Corrugated .02 Example: 100 L.F. x .02 = 2 Squares
delta Rib (5V Crimp) .02 Example: 100 L.F. x .02 = 2 Squares
Energy Pro Rib (SM-Rib) .03 Example: 100 L.F. x .03 = 3 Squares
PBR .03 Example: 100 L.F. x .03 = 3 Squares
Snap-Lock (SemLok) .0133 Example: 100 L.F. x .0133 = 1.33 Squares
Estimating Fasteners
Multiply the total number of Squares by 85, then round to the nearest bag count.
