B-Series Architectural Metal Roof Panel Systems

B&B Sheet Metal's B-Series Architectural Metal Roof Panels meet the strictest ASTM standards, ensuring top-tier performance. Our panels are rigorously tested for durability and comply with ASTM standards for water, air, and fire resistance, achieving a Class A fire rating. They are UL 580 Class 90 certified, Dade County tested, and Florida building code compliant. With weather tightness warranties, these panels are built to provide long-lasting protection and reliability.

BB-Structural Metal Roof Panel Systems

B&B Sheet Metal's BB-Structural metal roof panel systems undergo rigorous testing to meet top industry standards, including ASTM tests for water, air, and fire resistance (Class A rating) and ASTM-E1592 for strength. They are UL 580 Class 90 certified, Dade County tested, and compliant with Florida building codes. Additionally, these panels are FM tested for enhanced quality assurance. Backed by weather tightness warranties, they offer reliable performance and long-lasting durability in all conditions.

Traditional Standing Seam Metal Roof Panels

B&B Sheet Metal standing seam roofs are available in a variety of materials, with copper, zinc, Kynar-coated steel, and aluminum being popular choices. Our advanced production facility allows us to deliver complete solutions in all materials, ensuring top-quality results. Using our longfolder, we can taper panels up to 26 feet in length and fabricate custom starter and finish pieces in extended sizes. This streamlines installation and provides a higher quality, more efficient product.

Traditional Tinned Flat Seam Metal Roof Panels

Tinned flat seam roof panels are thin, interlocking metal sheets that create a sleek, low-profile roofing surface. Made from durable materials like stainless steel, copper, or galvanized steel, they offer strong corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance. These panels are particularly suited for roofs with low slopes or intricate designs, as their interlocking seams provide a watertight barrier. Commonly used in historic restorations and modern architecture, tinned flat seam panels are ideal for areas with challenging weather due to their durability and aesthetic versatility.