What it is
The middle Masterlok profile. An inch and a half seam sits between the 100 and the 175, so you get a more pronounced line across the roof than the 100 without stepping up to the 175 price. Fasteners hide under the seam, so nothing penetrates the weather surface. Rolled in our Goshen shop to the length of your roof.
Specification
- Profile1.5 inch standing seam
- FastenerConcealed
- StriationsOptional
- FinishSherwin-Williams Weather XL SMP (Kynar 500 on 24g upgrade)
- Paint warranty40 years, manufacturer
- Best forHomes where you want a bolder seam line
The rest of what we run
Masterlok Lifetime 100
Our most popular low-profile standing seam panel. Fasteners hide under the seam so nothing penetrates the weather surface. Available with or without striations.
See the panel →Standing seam · low slopeMasterlok Lifetime 175
The taller Masterlok profile. Does not require a solid substrate, which makes it the right answer on low slopes and open framing.
See the panel →Exposed fastener · best valueMasterrib Lifetime Panel
The budget-friendly option and the one behind our starting price. Screws through the panel face, fastest to install, best value per square on large simple planes.
See the panel →Stamped metal shingleMetal Shingles
Stamped steel shingles that read like slate or shake from the street. The right answer for historic homes, HOA neighborhoods and roofs where the plane needs to look traditional.
See the panel →Steel sidingBattenlok Siding
Steel siding that transforms the look of a house and adds real insulating value. Resists warping, cracking and fading, and pairs with any roof panel we run.
See the panel →Commercial · economicalPBR Commercial
Our economical commercial option. Wide coverage, exposed fastener, built for shops, warehouses and agricultural buildings where square footage rules the budget.
See the panel →Textured finishStone Coated Steel
Steel panels finished with a bonded stone granule surface. The texture of a traditional roof over a steel substrate.
See the panel →New build and retrofitBarndominium Roofing
Post frame homes and shop-houses, whether we are roofing a new build or replacing what went on the first time.
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