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3 Roofing Screws applications on Corrugated Metal Roof


Last week we talked about the 5 common sizes of roofing screws.

This week we will talk about 3 of the 5 sizes pairing up with their respective applications on corrugated metal roofing system.


Here is a simple illustration of corrugated metal roof:

corrugated metal roof
Corrugated Metal Roof and Fasteners. Image by Fiable Pte Ltd. Copy right reserved.

The 3 main parts to secure a fasteners are:

Valley

Fasteners recommended:

Size:

12-14 x L

M5.5-14 x L

(min.20mm max. 35mm)

Head Profile: Hex Washer Flange with round EPDM washer or

Hex Washer Head with Galvanized/Aluminum bonded EPDM washer

Thread Profile: Full Thread

Drill Point Profile: Self Drilling Point 3, steel penetration 5.5mm


Crest

Fasteners recommended:

Size:

12-14 x L

M5.5-15 x L

(min.40mm max. 300mm)

Head Profile: Hex Washer Flange with round EPDM washer or

Hex Washer Head with Galvanized/Aluminum bonded EPDM washer

Thread Profile: Full Thread/ Double Thread with Shank Protection Ridges

Drill Point Profile: Self Drilling Point 3, steel penetration 5.5mm


Stitching

Fasteners recommended:

Size:

14- 20 x 22mm

15-15 x 20mm

M6.3- 20 x 22mm

Head Profile: Hex Washer Flange with round EPDM washer or

Hex Washer Head with Galvanized/Aluminum bonded EPDM washer

Thread Profile: Full Fine Thread

Drill Point Profile: Self Drilling Point 1, steel penetration 1.8mm


These are the common sizes of fasteners used on corrugated metal roof. Looking for more? Reach us to get an offer today!


Some customers have questions about whether to secure fasteners on the valley part or crest part. While it is always subjective, we do have the pros and cons on respective installation area and we will share with you some times in our next issue.

In the meantime share with us where do you normally install your fasteners and why.


Side note:

Wondered why your metal roof looks like this and how to prevent it? Find out here

Anti corrosion screws can fix this
Rusted metal roof. Image by Ivan Bandura via unsplash. Copy right free

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