Standing Seam Roofing Sheet

Design flexibility Standing seam roof systems available in tapered and curved sheets to fulfil the most challenging design criteria. Suitable for roofs with low slopes. On-Site Roll-Forming Standing seam roof systems can be manufactured on site using mobile roll-forming technology, which not only gives single length from the ridge of the roof to the eave, but also helps to make it a leak-proof structure with better control over quality installation. Sleek, consistent, & modern look Standing seam roof system is suitable for architectural applications because of its modern and clean look. In addition to the sleek, straight lines offered by this roof system, the roof can come in virtually any color, including custom colors, to match any structure.High design flexibility with multiple profile shapes makes it an architecturally superior roofing profile Longevity Metal roofs are already a long lasting and low maintenance roofing solution, especially when compared to other roofing types. Since standing seam roofing comes with concealed fix system which requires no piercing fasteners, there are no instances of damaging or loosening of fasteners or the roof surface. Standing seam roof system’s design flexibility, weather tightness and versatility makes it an excellent choice for architecturally superior buildings for commercial, industrial and infrastructural applications Tata BlueScope Steel offers the most advanced and versatile standing roof systems in India with and MR 24 Roofing system and LYSAGHT® FLEXLOK 400 roofing system MR 24 360 degree Standing Seam Roofing System The MR-24® Roof System is like a monolithic steel membrane, covering your entire building. The panels are joined together with a Pittsburgh 360 degree double-lock standing seam, and fastened to the purlins with a unique clip formed into the seam. Independent surveys show that MR-24® Roof System is the most specified standing seam roof in the market, with more than two billion square feet installed since its introduction in 1969.