How do you hang corrugated metal on walls?
Start at the bottom of the wall, and install the first strip one inch above floor level. Install the rest of the strips 24 inches apart, and finish with an additional strip at the top of the wall. Insert a screw in a furring strip every place it crosses a wall stud. Studs are typically 16 or 24 inches apart.
How do you install corrugated steel ceiling?
Drill the screws into the corrugated metal panels onto the beams every 12 inches. The screws should be fastened at least 1 inch deep into the beams. Ideally, the wood beams will be located every 2 feet, or 6 feet apart for steel beams. Continue this process until all the panels are safely affixed to the ceiling.
What gauge is metal roofing?
The most common gauges for metal roofing are 29, 26, 24, and 22 gauge. The vast majority of what we sell is either 26 gauge metal roofing or 24 gauge metal roofing. Low end agricultural jobs are normally 26 gauge or 29 gauge. While a beautiful new home with a standing seam roof would likely be 24 gauge.
What kind of wainscoting can you use in a garage?
Use metal as wainscoting for shops, garages and barns to create durable interiors and maximize spaces. The reflective properties of metal will work with industrial lighting or natural sunlight to create bright, open spaces. With easy installation and maintenance, metal is a top choice for industrial buildings.
Can you use wainscot with wood flooring?
A common trend is to mix interior metal wainscot with wood trim, floors or accent walls. The warmth of the wood combined with the coldness of metal creates a well balanced space.
Can a galvanized roof panel be painted or aged?
The distinctive galvanized finish will stand up to all kinds of weather and can be painted or aged for a variety of interesting visual effects. Corrugated panels are easily cut with shears and being light weight makes them easy to use and transport. You will need Adobe® Acrobat® Reader to view PDF documents.