MHD PRODUCTS
Sno Shield Snow Guards Rib Guard is an excellent option from Sno Shield's snow retention product line. The Rib Guard is made from virgin-grade, UV-stabilized polycarbonate, which can also be covered with Color Armor to match the roof. The Rib Guard offers a similar attrac- tive design and the same broad span as the Panel Guard, but adds the ability to attach to the ribs of standing seam metal roofs. The Rib Guard utilizes the strength of two structural cleats designed into the product itself against the opposing force of two stainless steel set screws that pinch the snow guard to the rib without penetrating the panel. This at- tachment method is ideal when potential leaks and warranty violations need to be avoided.
www.snoshield.com
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S-5! introduces S-5-Q The S-5-Q was specifi cally developed to accom- modate large, round “bulb” seam confi gurations up to 29-mm without piercing the metal roof panel. It will also fi t the smaller profi les that were not seamed correctly, thereby rendering the panel un- able to utilize the intended attachment product.
www.s-5.com
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ATAS International Inc. has shingles with many benefi ts Advanta shingles provide the appearance of dimensional shingles but with all the benefi ts of metal roofi ng. Advanta provides a residential look, but with a material that won’t ignite, rot, warp, break or chip. The metal resists pests, algae and mold, and the panel is durable, recyclable, eco- nomical and lightweight.
www.atas.com
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RHEINZINK America Inc. The design and extensive assortment of com- ponents and accessories make the RHEINZINK Gutter System adaptable to virtually any roof confi guration. Half-round or box-shaped gutters, RHEINZINK manufactures more than 300 parts and accessories. All gutter components are fabricated in RHEINZINK and are available in prePATINA blue- grey and prePATINA graphite-grey fi nishes.
www.rheinzink.us
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TAMKO offers a full line of metal shingles MetalWorks Steel Shingles pair the latest looks with the trusted strength of steel. And whether it’s the sleek look of tile, the dramatic look of wood or the classic look of slate, MetalWorks products provide the right shingle for any taste. The shingles are avail- able in a full array of colors, all of which are Energy Star qualifi ed for certain applications, to provide the ideal choice for a wide range of residential and com- mercial applications.
www.metalworksroof.com
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Drexel Metals releases a custom print underlayment program Drexel Metals can create custom printed MetShield Synthetic Nailable Underlayment with website, phone and anything else that could benefi t a com- pany. Drexel Metals wants contractors to send them their logo, and Drexel Metals will lay it out and send a quote on the product. The great part of this product is that it can be installed with 3/8-inch roofi ng nails, which is perfect for under Drexel Metal roof systems and it’s a very safe walkable product to use.
www.drexmet.com
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Englert Inc. offers a complete line of gutter products Englert manufacturers a complete line of gutter products, including LeafGuard brand gutter sys- tems, RainPro Design Series gutters, 5- and 6-inch K-Style gutters, 7-inch Box gutters, leaf protec- tion systems and all of the accessories including elbows, miters and hangers that go with them. The gutter coils are strong and durable, and come in variety of 14 standard colors. The gutter coil is coated in Englert’s in-house paint line.
www.englertinc.com
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CENTRIA introduces LumaTread embossed metal LumaTread, manufactured by CENTRIA Coating Services, is lightweight, economical and fl exible treadplate embossed metal. LumaTread is easily cus- tomized for everything from architectural accents to truck trailers. Available in Brite and Color, LumaTread comes in a variety of gauges, widths and substrates.
www.rollwithcentria.com
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