Questions and Answers for Gibraltar Building Products 8 ft. Corrugated Galvanized Steel 31-Gauge Roof Panel

A:  Thank you for your question. These panels are 25.75 inches wide.

A:  Thank you for your question. Please check with your local code office. This item is 31 gauge.

A:  Thank you for your question. These panels are 25.75 inches wide.

A:  Thank you for your question. There is no way to answer that question. It would depend on the location and the type of install as to the way the item would hold up in weather.

A:  Thank you for your question. This item is-Length 96 in. and Width -25.75 in.

A:  Thank you for your question. Without knowing the pitch of the roof or the design layout (A frame, lean to, etc.) this is a difficult question to answer. I can share some general information I hope you find helpful. When used for roofing, we recommended the panels are installed overlapping both of the 2 corrugations, giving each panel 21-1/2" width coverage. Check with local building codes for minimum pitch and gauge requirements. Good Luck with your project.

A:  Thank you for your question. Without knowing specifics of your project it would be difficult quote. These panels coverage 24 inches when applying in a siding application.

A:  Thank you for your question. They can be cut with Tin Snips, Aviation Snips, and Compound Snips.

A:  Excellent question. I was looking for the exact same application. The 2nd picture says it's fire resistant, so I will assume it will for for the wood stove.

A:  I did this, but I used cement board behind the metal sheet, the cement board was spaced out from the wall slightly, and up from the floor slightly, this allowed for the heat to escape and not build up in the space against the wall.

A:  This would certainly work for what you want but you should know that this will still heat up and then transfer that heat to whatever it is attached to so make sure you put a good barrier of insulation behind it to protect the wall.

A:  Thank you for your question. Without knowing the pitch of the roof or the design layout (A frame, lean to, etc.) this is a difficult question to answer. I can share some general information I hope you find helpful. When used for roofing, we recommended the panels are installed overlapping both of the 2 corrugations (side lap), giving each panel 21-1/2" width coverage. If you were going to use only the 8' panels a minimum recommended length overlap is 6" (end lap). If used in a siding application the recommendation is 1 corrugation overlap, which gives the panel 24" width coverage. Check with local building codes for minimum pitch and gauge requirements. This particular panel is 29 gauge, which is two gauges above Utility gauge which is our thinnest. The Home Depot stores typically stock varying lengths, 6', 8', 10' and 12' but longer lengths, heavier gauges and different finishes are available through special order. Good Luck with your project.