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Old 3/8/08, 8:13 PM
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Re Roofing

In a new construction, is sheathing required on a roof if the the roofing material will be metal.



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In a new construction, is sheathing required on a roof if the the roofing material will be metal.
No. If the trusses are adequately cross braced, the sheet metal roofing can be affixed to 2"x4" purlins installed perpendicular to the top truss chords.
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Just as I thought, thanx!



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Here are a few installation examples from a radient barrier ste


Over open trust / rafters



Over new roof decking





Over existing shingles




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There are 3 types of metal roofing systems. Architectural, Structural and metal shingles.
Architectural panels like standing seam need decking as does metal shingles. They also need underlayment.
Structural metal panels like you see on pole barns span over purlins and do not require decking.
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