Customer Reviews for Gibraltar Building Products 8 ft. Corrugated Galvanized Steel 31-Gauge Roof Panel

Got the pebbles but not yhe corrogated steel when the drivrr dropped it off

Used this tins for my new Barn Doors!

Worked great used it for a ceiling in a porch

Read the fine print on this product, there is absolutely no warranty on panels. I've had mine up for 2 years and it has already started to rust and rot. Please do not buy, purchase something a manufacturer will stand behind.

Purchased 30+ sheets, which weee all in perfect shaope with no dents

Great material for Fence

My bar came out very nice with this added material

We used the corrugated roofing for part of a raised bed. It cuts easily with tin snips, just watch the sparp edges!

Needed a roof for my wood storage project and this worked just fine

I use these panels for the roofing on a chicken coop that i built. I was the best option for me. I have a mono pitch roof and the panels were easy to handle and install. No leaks and the rain and snow slides right off. It was the perfect solution for my sutuation.

I bought 35 of these to waterproof under a deck. Almost every seam did not fit tight. There are half inch gaps.

Used as a roof for outdoor beach shower.

used to build an awning off house to add more outdoor living space in all kinds of weather worked extremely well

Worked great for my fence project.

I purchased 6 of theses panels to build 2 new raised garden beds. They worked out perfectly.. it takes 3 panels to create a 4'X8'X26" raised bed.. much cheaper then using stock tanks and they help make the perfect sized bed.

We it to cover our Landry room love the look

I used it to panel my bathroom, and got the desired effect.

Built a 8 by 8 shed came out nice with the tin

You should see my carport. It looks great.

I bought these to make raised garden beds with. They worked out great for my intended purpose. Lightweight and strong enough to handle the job.

31 gauge is a little thin for most of my projects. I prefer 26 or 29 gauge which I can get made to any length locally.

8' was easy to carry. Did not fit inside my suv so i bought sheet of plywood and had HD rip it in half lengthwise. Sandwiched 6 sheets between plywood on top of SUV and tied down for transport. Great product.

Used this to create accents for our garden boxes. They look great!

The Corrugated tin was light and easy to install. Wish it was available in a thicker gauge, but it's rated for residential applications.

We purchased the steel to build a donkey loafing barn and use on the roof of the chicken coop. The steel is wonderful to work with, provides a protected area for the animals and helps to keep the climate cool or hot, depending on needs. We purchased this steel in January 2018, and expect it to last for years. The wood will probably deteriorate before the steel will. The steel is great at keeping out the elements of the weather and helping to run water off. The only downside, if you miss the wood when screwing the steel on, be prepared with foam or something to fill the hole.

Product easy to cut with tin snips, lightweight but rigid enough for easy installation on my pets' "Catio".

Product is easy to work with and can be used for many different projects. I used the metal on a wall in my "Man Cave" that im working on. It was easy to cut with a grinder. I reccomend this!

Used it for a privacy fence, this metal is clean and shiny!! light weight and looks great.

Considering it was galvanized metal, how much can I really say about it? It was the best darn galvanized metal I've ever had!!! I cut the metal into 2' lengths and buried 12" in the ground leaving 12" sticking out to act as a barrier wall from the Spring rains that pour down the hill towards my cabin.

We covered a failing gable style shingle roof on a 48 x 12 barn with this product. The 8' panels fit each side of the roof perfectly. Its very lightweight so easy to handle. We pulled it up piece by piece using vice grips and a rope after marking each hole with a sharpie and turning up the valley on the top side. We applied it directly over the shingles which were still flat. It was very helpful marking the screw holes on the ground and made it easier and faster to screw down. The biggest issue is that you can't walk on it. After covering one side we added the ridge piece as we covered the second side. Having to have the ridge on made it more difficult to follow the string line and keep everything aligned. I'd happily pay a little more for a heavier gauge that I could walk on but overall happy with the end result.