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From: Journal of Light Construction December 1993
Posted on: December 1, 1993

Q&A: Installing Metal Roofs

Foundation Fix

By: Henry Spies

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Q.Do you nail metal roof panels through the ridges or in the flats?: A. Corrugated roofing is always nailed through the ridges. Metal roofing panels with wide flats, however, are usually nailed or screwed through the flats to form a solid connection to the sheathing or purlins. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines, and always use fasteners with rubber washers.

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