Snap-Clad panels feature architectural aesthetics as well as structural performance. Snap-Clad panels, produced in continuous lengths, are leveled to provide superior flatness and feature an optional factory-applied sealant bead for improved weather resistance. Maximum panel length is 64’ and minimum panel length is 4‘. Consult factory for longer lengths. Note: Minimum length for panels produced in the Annapolis Junction, Md., facility is 60 inches.

Snap-Clad panels feature a 1-3/4” leg height and a continuous interlock for improved structural performance and wind resistance. A concealed-fastener clip system allows for thermal expansion/contraction while providing extraordinary hold-down strength. Two clips are available: a standard clip for most mansard and fascia applications, and a high-performance clip for roofing applications and UL 90-rated assemblies.

Trim
All flashing and trim shall be fabricated by manufacturer or qualified fabricator. Flashing shall be PAC-CLAD aluminum (.032 – .063 gauge as specified) or PAC-CLAD steel (24 gauge or 22 gauge as specified). A 30-year non-prorated finish warranty can be supplied covering finish performance. Vinyl masking is recommended on all fabrication applications where extra handling is expected. NOTE: The strippable film must be removed immediately after installation.

Installation
Snap-Clad panels are intended for use in roofing, mansard and fascia applications. Substrates may include 5/8″ (min.) plywood, nailboard insulation or equal with an underlayment of ice and water shield applied horizontally from eave to ridge. Other substrates may include metal decking or rigid insulation in conjunction with bearing plates. A minimum 2:12 pitch is recommended in most applications. Contact Petersen for assistance with details on projects requiring lower slopes. For coastal applications, aluminum panels along with stainless steel clips must be used for warranty. Consult a local architect/engineer for compliance with local codes and conditions.

Eave Notching
Factory-produced eave notching is available at nominal additional cost on Snap-Clad panels and Redi-Roof standing seam panels. Factory eave notching saves on labor cost by eliminating the need for field cutting to produce a properly trimmed eave detail.

Tite-Loc panels combine structural panel performance with architectural panel aesthetics. Tite-Loc panels are leveled to provide superior panel flatness. A factory-applied sealant bead can be applied for additional weather resistance. Maximum panel length is 64’ and minimum panel length is 4’. Consult factory for longer lengths. Note: Minimum length for panels produced in the Annapolis Junction, Md., facility is 60 inches.

Tite-Loc panels feature a 2” leg height that requires mechanical field seaming after installation. Panels have a concealed-fastener floating clip system designed to allow for thermal expansion/contraction.

Trim
All flashing and trim shall be fabricated by manufacturer or qualified fabricator. Flashing shall be PAC-CLAD aluminum (.032 – .063 gauge as specified) or PAC-CLAD steel (24 gauge or 22 gauge as specified). A 30-year non-prorated finish warranty can be supplied covering finish performance. Vinyl masking is recommended on all fabrication applications where extra handling is expected.  NOTE: The strippable film must be removed immediately after installation.

Installation
Tite-Loc panels are intended for use in architectural and structural roofing. Substrates may include 5/8” (min.) plywood,  nailboard insulation or equal with an underlayment of ice and water shield applied horizontally from eave to ridge. Other substrates may include metal decking, purlins or rigid insulation in conjunction with bearing plates. A minimum 1/2:12 pitch is required. Contact Petersen for further assistance with projects details.

For coastal applications, aluminum panels along with stainless steel clips must be used for finish warranty. Consult a local architect/engineer for compliance with local codes and conditions.

Tite-Loc/Tite-Loc PLUS Panels
Tite-Loc and Tite-Loc Plus panels are factory-formed to length and field-seamed to a 90° lock (Tite-Loc) or a 180° lock (Tite-Loc Plus). The panels have been designed for application over a wide variety of substrates on roof slopes as low as 1/2:12 pitch. Available in 12”, 16” and 18” widths, Tite-Loc and Tite-Loc Plus panels can be produced in 22 and 24 gauge steel or .032 and .040 aluminum.

Seaming
Tite-Loc panels require the use of mechanical seamers. When seaming panels on slopes greater than 6:12, caution must be exercised to prevent seamer slippage and resulting finish scratches that may void the warranty. Seamers are available along with hand crimpers and other tools through D.I. Roof Seamers, which is the only supplier of this equipment approved by Petersen Aluminum. For details and rental information Click Here.

Curved Applications
The Tite-Loc panels can be curved to a minimum radius of 20’. Tite-Loc curving can be done in the field or at the factory depending on the radius and length of the panel.

For more details about Petersen’s curving capabilities, please contact your local Petersen factory.

Tite-Loc Plus panels combine structural panel performance with architectural panel aesthetics. Tite-Loc Plus panels are leveled to provide superior panel flatness. A factory-applied sealant bead can be applied for additional weather resistance. Maximum panel length is 64’ and minimum panel length is 4’. Consult factory for longer lengths. Note: Minimum length for panels produced in the Annapolis Junction, Md., facility is 60 inches.

Tite-Loc Plus panels feature a 2” leg height that requires mechanical field seaming after installation. Panels have a concealed-fastener floating clip system designed to allow for thermal expansion/contraction.

Trim
All flashing and trim shall be fabricated by manufacturer or qualified fabricator. Flashing shall be PAC-CLAD aluminum (.032 – .063 gauge as specified) or PAC-CLAD steel (24 gauge or 22 gauge as specified). A 30-year non-prorated finish warranty can be supplied covering finish performance. Vinyl masking is recommended on all fabrication applications where extra handling is expected.  NOTE: The strippable film must be removed immediately after installation.

Installation
Tite-Loc Plus panels are intended for use in architectural and structural roofing. Substrates may include 5/8” (min.) plywood,  nailboard insulation or equal with an underlayment of ice and water shield applied horizontally from eave to ridge. Other substrates may include metal decking, purlins or rigid insulation in conjunction with bearing plates. A minimum 1/2:12 pitch is required. Contact Petersen for further assistance with projects details.

For coastal applications, aluminum panels along with stainless steel clips must be used for finish warranty. Consult a local architect/engineer for compliance with local codes and conditions.

Tite-Loc/Tite-Loc Plus Panels
Tite-Loc and Tite-Loc Plus panels are factory-formed to length and field-seamed to a 90° lock (Tite-Loc) or a 180° lock (Tite-Loc Plus). The panels have been designed for application over a wide variety of substrates on roof slopes as low as 1/2:12 pitch. Available in 12”, 16” and 18” widths, Tite-Loc and Tite-Loc Plus panels can be produced in 22 and 24 gauge steel or .032 and .040 aluminum.

Seaming
Tite-Loc and Tite-Loc Plus panels require the use of mechanical seamers. When seaming panels on slopes greater than 6:12, caution must be exercised to prevent seamer slippage and resulting finish scratches that may void the warranty. Seamers are available along with hand crimpers and other tools through D.I. Roof Seamers, which is the only supplier of this equipment approved by Petersen Aluminum. For details and rental information Click Here.

Snap-On panels are ideal for use in roofing, mansard and fascia applications. Snap-On panels are designed to be installed over a waterproofed solid substrate and a minimum 3:12 roof pitch. Snap-On panels are factory roll-formed in continuous lengths. Maximum panel length is 35’ and minimum panel length is 4’. Consult factory for nonstandard lengths.

The simplicity of the pan design combined with leveling provides superior flatness and allows for greater workability on site.

Trim
All flashing and trim shall be fabricated by manufacturer or qualified fabricator. Flashing shall be PAC-CLAD aluminum (.032 – .063 gauge as specified) or PAC-CLAD steel (24 gauge or 22 gauge as specified). A 30-year non-prorated finish warranty can be supplied covering finish performance. Vinyl masking is recommended on all fabrication applications where extra handling is expected. NOTE: The strippable film must be removed immediately after installation.

Installation
Snap-On panels shall be installed over solid decking (5/8” plywood, nailboard insulation or equal) with an underlayment applied horizontally from eave to ridge. Panels shall be fastened using Petersen nonpenetrating clips, fastening on 18” centers (max.). Minimum slope at 3:12 pitch. Consult a local architect or engineer for requirements of local codes and conditions.

Curved Panels
The 1” Snap-On standing seam panel can be curved to a concave or convex radius, with a minimum radius of 9’. This panel is ideal for barrel vaults and entrance ways. Curved panels must be installed over a waterproofed solid substrate.

Redi-Roof standing seam is intended for application over a solid substrate with a minimum 3:12 roof pitch. Typical substrates include plywood, nailboard insulation or equal. Panels are factory roll-formed in continuous lengths. Maximum panel length is 45’ and minimum panel length is 4’.

Redi-Roof panels feature an offset profile which adds strength and allows room for a hex head fastener. The clip, with its button-punched design, ensures an extra-snug fit.  The one-piece design allows for ease of installation.

Trim
All flashing and trim shall be fabricated by manufacturer or qualified fabricator. Flashing shall be PAC-CLAD aluminum (.032 – .063 gauge as specified) or PAC-CLAD steel (24 gauge or 22 gauge as specified). A 30-year non-prorated finish warranty can be supplied covering finish performance. Vinyl masking is recommended on all fabrication applications where extra handling is expected. NOTE: The strippable film must be removed immediately after installation.

Installation
Redi-Roof panels shall be installed over solid decking with an underlayment applied horizontally from eave to ridge. Panels shall be fastened using Petersen nonpenetrating clips, fastening on 18” centers (max.). Minimum slope at 3:12 pitch. Consult a local architect/engineer for requirements of local codes and conditions.

PAC-150 standing seam metal roofing panels combine semi-structural metal panel performance with architectural roofing panel aesthetics. PAC-150 roofing coil for field-forming operations is leveled to provide superior panel flatness. Maximum panel length is limited when factory or shop-formed but virtually unlimited when field-formed; minimum panel length is approximately 4’.

PAC-150 roofing panels feature a 1.5” leg height which requires mechanical field seaming to either 90° or 180° depending on the project’s uplift requirements. Panels have a concealed-fastener clip designed to allow for maximum design flexibility. For further details, please contact a Petersen rep.

This panel combines an attractive thin-rib profile with superior structural performance. PAC-150 panels are designed for application over a wide variety of substrates in slopes as low as 1:12 pitch. PAC-150 roofing panels are available in a wide variety of widths from 12” to 20”. Materials available include 22 and 24 gauge steel plus .032 and .040 aluminum.

Regional Availability
PAC-150 is produced only in Georgia, Maryland and Arizona facilities; additional freight charges might apply.

Curved Applications
The PAC-150 panels can be curved to a minimum radius of 20’. Curving can be done in the field or at the factory depending on the radius and length of the panel. For details about curving capabilities, please contact the Acworth, Ga., or Annapolis Junction, Md., factories.

Seamers
PAC-150 panels require the use of mechanical seamers. When seaming panels on slopes greater than 6:12, caution must be exercised to prevent seamer slippage and resulting finish scratches that may void the warranty. Seamers are available along with hand crimpers and other tools through D.I. Roof Seamers, which is the only supplier of this equipment approved by Petersen Aluminum. For details and rental information Click Here.

PAC-150 standing seam metal roofing panels combine semi-structural metal panel performance with architectural roofing panel aesthetics. PAC-150 roofing coil for field-forming operations is leveled to provide superior panel flatness. Maximum panel length is limited when factory or shop-formed but virtually unlimited when field-formed; minimum panel length is approximately 4’.

PAC-150 roofing panels feature a 1.5” leg height which requires mechanical field seaming to either 90° or 180° depending on the project’s uplift requirements. Panels have a concealed-fastener clip designed to allow for maximum design flexibility. For further details, please contact a Petersen rep.

This panel combines an attractive thin-rib profile with superior structural performance. PAC-150 panels are designed for application over a wide variety of substrates in slopes as low as 1:12 pitch. PAC-150 roofing panels are available in a wide variety of widths from 12” to 20”. Materials available include 22 and 24 gauge steel plus .032 and .040 aluminum.

Regional Availability
PAC-150 is produced only in Georgia, Maryland and Arizona facilities; additional freight charges might apply.

Curved Applications
The PAC-150 panels can be curved to a minimum radius of 20’. Curving can be done in the field or at the factory depending on the radius and length of the panel. For details about curving capabilities, please contact the Acworth, Ga., or Annapolis Junction, Md., factories.

Seamers
PAC-150 panels require the use of mechanical seamers. When seaming panels on slopes greater than 6:12, caution must be exercised to prevent seamer slippage and resulting finish scratches that may void the warranty. Seamers are available along with hand crimpers and other tools through D.I. Roof Seamers, which is the only supplier of this equipment approved by Petersen Aluminum. For details and rental information Click Here.

Flush panels are designed for wall, fascia and soffit applications where a flush or flat appearance is desired. A rounded interlock leg and concealed fastening system improves the flush appearance while providing additional strength. Panels are factory-formed to length to minimize field cutting. Maximum panel length is 25’ and minimum panel length is 4’.

Flush panels are available in on-center dimensions designed to complement Petersen’s roofing panel product line. Flush panels are available in Flush and Reveal joint configurations.

Pencil ribs
The Flush and Reveal panels are available with optional pencil ribs. Pencil ribs are recommended for longer panel lengths. One or two ribs are available.

Installation
Flush panels shall be installed over a solid substrate with appropriate ice and water shield, or in limited applications over framing sections. When used in a windscreen application, panels must be fastened (stitched) through side joints. Consult a local architect/engineer for requirements of local codes and conditions.

Leveling
Petersen’s Flush panels are formed on precision roll-forming equipment that includes levelers. Leveling removes typical metal conditions including coil set, crowning and edge wave. Leveling is available at no extra charge.

Trim
All flashing and trim shall be fabricated by manufacturer or qualified fabricator. Flashing shall be PAC-CLAD aluminum (.032 – .063 gauge as specified) or PAC-CLAD steel (24 gauge or 22 gauge as specified). A 30-year non-prorated finish warranty can be supplied covering finish performance. Vinyl masking is recommended on all fabrication applications where extra handling is expected.

Optional clip
An optional patented concealed fastening clip is available to raise a panel assembly’s wind resistance performance level. The optional clip has been designed and tested to resist disengagement during high-wind events, but only for the 12-inch panel; consult Petersen factory rep for other widths.

Made from 24 gauge stainless steel, the clip is designed for use with PAC-CLAD Flush and Reveal panels. Clips should be installed at the desired spacing per the product load table for the wind resistance requirements of the project.

The optional concealed clip, which is not visible when the installation is complete, is ideal for installations with higher wind-loading requirements that cannot be met without the clip. The clip can be installed on all substrate materials. The clip has passed multiple performance tests and earned Florida Product Approval. The clips are not to be used to reduce oil canning but rather to strengthen the panel in high-wind applications.

NOTE: Consult with Petersen rep or nearest manufacturing facility before specifying this clip.

Flush panels are designed for wall, fascia and soffit applications where a flush or flat appearance is desired. A rounded interlock leg and concealed fastening system improves the flush appearance while providing additional strength. Panels are factory-formed to length to minimize field cutting. Maximum panel length is 25’ and minimum panel length is 4’.

Flush panels are available in on-center dimensions designed to complement Petersen’s roofing panel product line. Flush panels are available in Flush and Reveal joint configurations.

Pencil ribs
The Flush and Reveal panels are available with optional pencil ribs. Pencil ribs are recommended for longer panel lengths. One or two ribs are available.

Installation
Flush panels shall be installed over a solid substrate with appropriate ice and water shield, or in limited applications over framing sections. When used in a windscreen application, panels must be fastened (stitched) through side joints. Consult a local architect/engineer for requirements of local codes and conditions.

Leveling
Petersen’s Flush panels are formed on precision roll-forming equipment that includes levelers. Leveling removes typical metal conditions including coil set, crowning and edge wave. Leveling is available at no extra charge.

Trim
All flashing and trim shall be fabricated by manufacturer or qualified fabricator. Flashing shall be PAC-CLAD aluminum (.032 – .063 gauge as specified) or PAC-CLAD steel (24 gauge or 22 gauge as specified). A 30-year non-prorated finish warranty can be supplied covering finish performance. Vinyl masking is recommended on all fabrication applications where extra handling is expected.

Optional clip
An optional patented concealed fastening clip is available to raise a panel assembly’s wind resistance performance level. The optional clip has been designed and tested to resist disengagement during high-wind events, but only for the 12-inch panel; consult Petersen factory rep for other widths.

Made from 24 gauge stainless steel, the clip is designed for use with PAC-CLAD Flush and Reveal panels. Clips should be installed at the desired spacing per the product load table for the wind resistance requirements of the project.

The optional concealed clip, which is not visible when the installation is complete, is ideal for installations with higher wind-loading requirements that cannot be met without the clip. The clip can be installed on all substrate materials. The clip has passed multiple performance tests and earned Florida Product Approval. The clips are not to be used to reduce oil canning but rather to strengthen the panel in high-wind applications.

NOTE: Consult with Petersen rep or nearest manufacturing facility before specifying this clip.

The Precision Series of architectural wall panels includes twelve profiles that provide architects and designers with creative flexibility by combining bold visual effects with easy, cost-effective installation. Multiple profiles are available with a variety of rib patterns in two depths. Each profile is offered in a no-clip (fastener flange) option, or a clip-fastened panel to accommodate thermal expansion and contraction. All Precision Series panels can connect to each other if desired.

These ribbed wall panels create attractive lines and shadows for the exterior of any building, nonresidential or residential. All twelve of the Precision Series panels can be mixed with each other to create custom patterns. The Precision Series lineup includes the original HWP profile (7/8-in. depth), seven Highline profiles (1 3/8-in depth) and four Box Rib options (1 3/8-in depth).

Consult Petersen rep for maximum length; minimum panel length is 4-ft. Note: Minimum length for panels produced in the Annapolis Junction, Md., facility is 60 inches. Additionally, these wall panels can be specified as perforated in aluminum only for use in equipment screen applications or over graphics. Petersen’s Box Rib panels are ideal for practically any structure that requires exterior wall cladding such as schools, hospitals, banks, sports facilities, office and industrial buildings, and most other nonresidential applications, but also residential buildings.

HWP
The original Precision Series HWP profile features a 7/8” depth and is available in either 12-in. or 16-in. (nominal) widths.

HIGHLINE
The seven Precision Series Highline profiles are 1-3/8-in. deep and can be intermixed to add visual intensity to a building’s exterior. Options include either 12-in. or 16-in. (nominal) widths.

BOX RIB
The four Precision Series Box Rib panels are 1-3/8 in. deep with a nominal 12-in. width and feature 87-degree rib angles and a variety of rib spacing patterns.

The Precision Series of architectural wall panels includes twelve profiles that provide architects and designers with creative flexibility by combining bold visual effects with easy, cost-effective installation. Multiple profiles are available with a variety of rib patterns in two depths. Each profile is offered in a no-clip (fastener flange) option, or a clip-fastened panel to accommodate thermal expansion and contraction. All Precision Series panels can connect to each other if desired.

These ribbed wall panels create attractive lines and shadows for the exterior of any building, nonresidential or residential. All twelve of the Precision Series panels can be mixed with each other to create custom patterns. The Precision Series lineup includes the original HWP profile (7/8-in. depth), seven Highline profiles (1 3/8-in depth) and four Box Rib options (1 3/8-in depth).

Consult Petersen rep for maximum length; minimum panel length is 4-ft. Note: Minimum length for panels produced in the Annapolis Junction, Md., facility is 60 inches. Additionally, these wall panels can be specified as perforated in aluminum only for use in equipment screen applications or over graphics. Petersen’s Box Rib panels are ideal for practically any structure that requires exterior wall cladding such as schools, hospitals, banks, sports facilities, office and industrial buildings, and most other nonresidential applications, but also residential buildings.

HWP
The original Precision Series HWP profile features a 7/8” depth and is available in either 12-in. or 16-in. (nominal) widths.

HIGHLINE
The seven Precision Series Highline profiles are 1-3/8-in. deep and can be intermixed to add visual intensity to a building’s exterior. Options include either 12-in. or 16-in. (nominal) widths.

BOX RIB
The four Precision Series Box Rib panels are 1-3/8 in. deep with a nominal 12-in. width and feature 87-degree rib angles and a variety of rib spacing patterns.