How To Tie In Standing Seam Roof With Asphalt Roof

In contrast steel shingles are small panels installed in horizontal rows much like other shingles.

How to tie in standing seam roof with asphalt roof.

A metal shingle roof could cost between 8 00 and 13 00 per square foot installed while a standing seam metal roof may be 10 00 to 16 00 per square foot installed. If you want to install steel over asphalt your best choice is to use a steel shingle system like the one shown instead of the more common and more expensive standing seam steel. It was then easily tapped back into position. The transition flashing down would be the.

In that case instead of bending up 1 inch of fake lock bend down about 7 8 lock to a 90 degree angle. In some situations you will be required or may choose to use a drip edge as gable trim. Use hand seamer to tightly crimp the lock. This is the closest i have seen it is a transition from metal to metal where different slopes meet but the flashings from the metal roof below to the asphalt shingle roof above would be the same.

In contrast steel shingles are small panels installed in horizontal rows much like other shingles. The difference would be from the transition flashing up the asphalt shingle roof instead of metal roof. We then secured each. Hook that side lock to the drip edge and fold in down with your fingers.

Better steel shingle systems like the one shown install over a framework of 2x2s. How complex is the installation. In a standing seam roof long single panels run vertically all the way from the eave to the ridge. Once we had split the seams on both sides we found each panel was held to the roof with 3 clips on one side of its 15 length.