Insulated Standing Seam Roof Panel — PIR Core
Coming Soon- SKU
- SIP-PIR-ROOF-SS
- Unit
- per sq ft
- Min. Order
- 1
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Features
- •Standing seam — all fasteners concealed above the water line
- •Factory-applied in-seam sealant, not field-applied
- •Continuous insulation and weather surface in a single panel
- •Runs to 52 ft, reducing or eliminating end laps on most spans
- •NFPA 285 does not apply to roof assemblies — a materially simpler code path than walls
- •Preferred US entry ports: Houston, TX and Savannah, GA
Description
Structural insulated standing seam roof panel with a closed-cell polyisocyanurate core and a factory-applied sealant in the seam. The raised standing seam keeps every fastener above the water line and out of the weather, which is why it is the default roof assembly on US commercial and agricultural metal buildings. Minimum slope 1/4:12. Available 2" through 6" thick in the full color card. Note for specifiers: NFPA 285 is a wall assembly test and does not apply to roof panels. Roof foam plastic is governed by IBC 2603.4.1.5, which routes through FM 4450 or UL 1256 instead, plus a Class A/B/C roof covering rating and wind uplift testing. Ask us for the current documentation package.
Specifications
| Core | Closed-cell polyisocyanurate (PIR/polyiso), foamed in place |
|---|---|
| Seam | Standing seam, 2" or 3" seam height, factory-applied in-seam sealant |
| Finish | PVDF / Kynar 500 to AAMA 2605 or SMP to AAMA 2604 |
| R-Value | R-7.2 to R-8 per inch (ASTM C518) |
| Substrate | ASTM A653 G90 galvanized or ASTM A792 AZ50/AZ55 Galvalume |
| Thicknesses | 2", 2.5", 3", 4", 5", 6" |
| Panel Length | Cut to order, up to 40-52 ft |
| Minimum Slope | 1/4:12 |
| Coverage Width | 42" standard, 36" secondary |
| Exterior Facing | 26 ga (0.019") standard, 24 ga (0.024") option |
| Relevant Standards | ASTM E1592 (uplift), ASTM E108 / UL 790 (Class A roof covering), FM 4471 / UL 580 (wind uplift) |
