7.2 Ultra Box
7.2 Ultra Box
7.2 Ultra Box Metal Roofing Panels
Panel Color Options
22 Gauge
Core-Ten AZP Raw
Almond
Bone White
Charcoal Gray
Dark Bronze
Hartford Green
Mansard Brown
Matte Black
Medium Bronze
Sandstone
Sierra Tan
Slate Gray
24 Gauge
Aged Copper
Almond
Ash Gray
Bone White
Bright White
Burgundy
Burnished Slate
Champagne
Charcoal Gray
Cityscape
Classic Green
Colonial Red
Copper Penny
Copper-Ten Raw
Core-Ten AZP Raw
Dark Bronze
Deep Black
Dove Gray
Evergreen
Galv-Ten Raw
Gotham Patina (Low Gloss/Low Sheen)
Gun Metal(Low Gloss/Low Sheen)
Hartford Green
Hemlock Green
Mansard Brown
Matte Black
Medium Bronze
Musket Gray
Patina Green
Pre-Weathered Galvalume
Regal Blue
Regal Red
Regal White
Royal Blue
Sandstone
Sierra Tan
Silver
Slate Blue
Slate Gray
Solar White
Stone White
Surrey Beige
Teal
Terra Cotta
Vintage
Weathered Zinc
Western Rust
26 Gauge
Almond
Ash Gray
Black
Bone White
Burgundy
Burnished Slate
Charcoal Gray
Classic Green
Colonial Red
Copper Penny
Dark Bronze
Dark Gray
Deep Black
Dove Gray
Evergreen
Hartford Green
Mansard Brown
Matte Black
Medium Bronze
Musket Gray
Pebble Clay
Regal White
Sandstone
Sierra Tan
Slate Blue
Slate Gray
Terra Cotta
Testing
UL 580 Wind Uplift (Class 90)
UL 2218 Class 4 Hail Impact
UL 790 Class A Fire Rating
Fastener Guide
- #10 Woodfast screws are designed for use with dimensional lumber
- #14 Wafer screws are designed for use with plywood sheeting, OSB, and wafer wood (7/16” minimum thickness)
- #12 Tek Screws are designed to be used with structural steel up to 3/16” in thickness
Fastener Application
Screws are to be applied in the middle of every other trough and then on both sides of the rib at each overlap of the panels, installed not more than 5’0” up the panel. At eaves and panel end laps, use a double screw pattern, and fasten into the middle of every trough. On all roofing applications, Mastic Tape must be applied between every panel at the side lap with Stitch Screws installed every 1’0” up the panel.
Please Note: It is the responsibility of the builder to ensure that purlins are adequately spaced to meet specific engineering requirements.
Screw Patterns
