Who can identify the manufacturer of this Standing Seam roof?

Hi all,

Does anyone know who the manufacturer of the roof in the picture is?

http://picasaweb.google.com/mwtpde/AltusAFBB509HangarFor75KWPVSystem?feat=email#5449999080891453346

Here is what I know:

The roof shown is not a Butler MR-24. The (4) longitudinal flutes in the flat of the panel are unique. MBCI Ultra-Dek (which all NCI manufacturers use) only has (2) flutes. VP SSR has none. Nucor CFR has similar flutes, but only (3). Ceco's roof doesn't look anything like this one at all. And, Star's Starshield either has no flutes or optional cross-flutes like MR-24.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Frank

There are many many manufacturers that make that standing seam profile.

I checked:

American Buildings Ceco Morin Centria

Is that the best picture you have? Where is the job located?

I am wondering if you are counting the minor ribs incorrectly.

I think it might be.... http://www.aepspan.com/files/MuliLok24.pdf

I built A 10,000 sq. ft. bldg.US steel was the manufacturer. the wall and roof panels were identical.perforation,guage and color.they sent out rolls of sealtape for the laps.we were careful to safeguard it.when w got to the roof I took the time to fire the first guy that didn't want to do it careful and proper.this bldg is still watertight.12 years later.

Frank, On my brothers roof, they used the sag and bag insulation beneath it and it was screwed down to the purlins beneath but it is still just pole barn matal. He had a 50,000 sf building too. He tried a lot of things, but he finally screwed and glued down OSB over the whole thing and installed a 60 mil rubber roof. Oh, he also installed 177 skylights! Nary a leak though. It has a 1/2 inch pitch per foot. Too flat for the metal roof, but very nice for the EPDM.

http://picasaweb.google.com/crookston.john4/ClassicGutterSkylights?authkey=Gv1sRgCNSmz9vpufPg5gE#

I agree with OS. I don't consider that standing seam. I would call that "industrial" Pro-Rib.

I'll go with OS on this. It's used for shed/barn roofing. Run of the mill.

Looks like a garden variety pole barn type metal. My brother had a large pre-engieered building with that type of roof and the only thing I can say about it is that it leaked. Just lapped over and screwed down. not too good IMHO