SuperLok
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| Description: The SuperLok® standing seam roof system blends the aesthetics of an architectural panel with the strength of a structural panel. This panel has earned uplift ratings that are the highest in the industry for standing seam roofs, assuring the reliability of performance. This panel is FM Global approved to satisfy stringent code requirements and is ICBO approved. |
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| Gauge: 24 gauge standard, 22 gauge optional |
Finish: Galvalume® and Architectural Series |
| Length: The maximum recommended length is 50'. |
Limitations: Minimum recommended slope: 1/4 on 12. |
| Dimensions: 16 " wide and 2" high |
Usage: SuperLok® is a field seamed panel that combines a slim rib with exceptional uplift resistance. This panel has been designed to withstand the most rigorous conditions. This system was designed to be installed over open framing, 5/8” plywood, or a composite roof assembly may be used as alternate substructures. |
| Fasteners: Concealed fastening system. A choice of concealed fastening clips are available for this panel system including UL rated clips. These clips hold the panels firmly in place without unsightly exposed fasteners. Each clip system offers the ability to accommodate thermal movement. |
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Features: - Can be installed over purlins and bar joists |
Benefits: - Application flexibility - Can be installed both directions or simultaneously - Allows for expansion and contraction - Less field labor and longer life - Customer confidence - Longevity - Meets stringent code requirements - ex. FM Global |
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| Note: Oil-canning is not considered grounds for rejection of any panel system. Oil-canning can occur in any panel with wide flat sections. Heavier gauge, embossing, striations, flatter sub-frame systems and support from a solid sub-deck can all help to minimize oil-canning. |
Metal Building Tips
More on Open Wall Conditions – Endwalls
In an earlier published “Tip”, we discussed how best to handle wall conditions that are open for something other than traditional girts and metal wall panels.
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