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Metal Roofing Panels
Compare metal roofing panels for homes, barns, shops, commercial buildings, agricultural buildings, and post-frame projects.
Metal Roofing Panels
for Homes, Barns, Shops, and More
Metal roofing panels provide durable roof coverage for homes, barns, shops, commercial buildings, agricultural buildings, and post-frame projects. At Metal Exteriors, we manufacture American-made, roll-formed steel panels for Ohio contractors, builders, and property owners who need reliable materials for working buildings and finished exteriors. Our metal roofing panels are available in multiple profiles, gauges, colors, textures, prints, and finishes, helping you compare options before reviewing individual product pages.
Metal Roofing Panel Comparison
| Metal Roofing Option | Best For | Style / Appearance | Good To Know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elite Ribâ„¢ | Residential roofing and sidewall applications | Traditional exposed-fastener ribbed panel | A familiar metal roofing profile for projects where profile, gauge, finish, and trim details matter. |
| Parallel Ribâ„¢ | Agricultural, post-frame, utility, and general building projects | Traditional ribbed steel roofing profile | A practical steel roofing panel for buyers comparing building type, coverage needs, and exterior style. |
| Metal Loc 1.5â„¢ | Residential, commercial, and architectural roofing projects | Standing seam metal roofing | A clean roofing profile for projects where the finished roof appearance is a key decision point. |
| Ultra Maxâ„¢ | Roofing projects that need a strong ribbed panel profile | Ribbed metal roofing panel | Review the product page for available gauges, finishes, and project-specific details. |
| PBR Panel | Commercial, agricultural, and industrial buildings | Bold commercial ribbed profile | A roof and sidewall panel for larger buildings that need practical exterior coverage. |
| Wakefield Bridgeâ„¢ | Residential and architectural roofing projects | Metal shingle-style roofing | A fit for projects where a shingle-style roof appearance is preferred with metal material. |
Metal Roofing Panel Products
Compare Our Roofing Panel Options
Metal Exteriors offers several metal roofing panel profiles for various building types, roof styles, and project needs. Use the panel options below to compare profiles, then visit each product page for more specific details.
Roofing-Only Panels
A standing seam metal roofing profile for projects that need a clean, refined roof appearance.
An exposed fastener metal roofing panel for projects that need a strong ribbed profile and dependable roof coverage.
A metal shingle roofing profile for projects that need the look of shingles with the durability of metal roofing.
Roofing & Siding Panels
Low-profile ribbed panel for roof and sidewall applications.
Exposed-fastener panel for residential roof and sidewall use.
Commercial ribbed panel for roof and sidewall coverage.
How To Choose The Right Metal Roofing Panels
Builders, contractors, and property owners often compare roofing panels from different angles. Before choosing a panel, consider how the roof needs to perform, how the building will be used, and what finished appearance fits the project.
Building Type
Homes, barns, shops, commercial buildings, agricultural structures, and post-frame projects may each call for a different roofing profile based on scale, use, and roof design.
Panel Profile
Ribbed panels offer a traditional metal roof look, standing seam creates a cleaner architectural profile, and metal shingles provide a more residential roof appearance.
Fastening Style
Exposed-fastener panels can be a practical choice for many agricultural, post-frame, and utility buildings, while standing seam panels provide a cleaner look with concealed fasteners.
Panel Gauge
Gauge selection may depend on the panel, building type, roof application, and project requirements. Heavier gauges may be available on select products.
Color & Finish
Colors, prints, textures, and finishes help shape the finished roof appearance and can coordinate with siding, trim, doors, gutters, and other exterior details.
Trim and Roof Details
Ridge caps, rake trim, transition trim, eave trim, and other profiles help complete the roof system and should be considered early in the planning process.
Roofing For Different Building Types
Residential
Buildings
Our metal roofing panels can provide durable coverage for homes, garages, and residential buildings. Metal Loc 1.5â„¢ (Standing Seam Roofing) and Wakefield Bridgeâ„¢ Metal Shingles can create a more finished residential look, while ribbed panels may be used for garages, workshops, and utility structures where practical coverage is the priority.
Agricultural
Buildings
Barns, livestock shelters, equipment storage buildings, and farm shops need roof materials that help protect animals, equipment, feed, tools, and supplies from weather exposure. Ribbed profiles such as Parallel Ribâ„¢ (AG/TuffRib) Panel, Elite Ribâ„¢ Fasten Through Panel, and PBR Panel (Commercial) may be useful for agricultural buildings because they provide broad coverage and a practical finished look.
Commercial
Buildings
Commercial roofs need to balance durable coverage with a professional appearance for offices, warehouses, retail buildings, service shops, and light industrial spaces. PBR Panel (Commercial) can be useful for larger commercial and industrial buildings, while Metal Loc 1.5â„¢ (Standing Seam Roofing) standing seam may be preferred when a cleaner architectural roof profile is important.
Garages & Post-Frame Buildings
Garages, workshops, and post-frame buildings often need roofing that helps protect vehicles, tools, machinery, stored materials, and work areas. Ribbed panels such as Parallel Ribâ„¢ (AG/TuffRib) Panel, Elite Ribâ„¢ Fasten Through Panel, and PBR Panel (Commercial) can coordinate with exterior wall panels and trim.
Colors, Gauges, & Trim
The roof panel is only one part of a complete metal roofing project. Color, gauge, finish, and trim all help determine how the roof looks, fits, and comes together on the building.Metal Exteriors offers a variety of colors, prints, textures, and finishes. Gauge options may include 24, 26, 28, and 29 gauge, where applicable, though availability can vary by panel and project needs.Trim is also an important part of the roofing system. It helps finish rooflines, edges, transitions, openings, ridges, and other details. Metal Exteriors manufactures and stocks more than 30 trim profiles in dozens of colors to support a complete project.
See Our Metal Roofing Projects
View examples of roofing panels used on homes, barns, shops, commercial buildings, agricultural buildings, and post-frame projects.
Custom Modern Home in Laramie, WY
White Oak Equipment Ultra Max Roofing Project in Cincinnati, OH
Residential Ultra Max Metal Roof Project in Ohio
Why Choose Metal Exteriors for Metal Roofing Panels?
Contractors and homeowners need metal roofing panels that are practical to compare, dependable to use, and easy to install. Metal Exteriors manufactures roll-formed metal siding with quality, service, and project flexibility in mind.
Built for Real Projects
We manufacture metal roofing panels for homes, barns, shops, commercial buildings, agricultural buildings, and post-frame projects.
Easy Panel Comparison
Compare roofing profiles, gauges, colors, finishes, and trim details before reviewing individual product pages.
Support for Contractors & Homeowners
Gauge and Finish Variety
Available options may include 24, 26, 28, and 29 gauge panels, along with multiple colors, prints, textures, and finishes.
Coordinated Trim Support
We manufacture and stock more than 30 trim profiles in dozens of colors to help complete rooflines, edges, and transitions.
Family-Owned Manufacturing
As a family-owned manufacturer, we focus on dependable products, helpful service, and practical solutions for each project.
Metal Roofing FAQs
Which Metal Exteriors Panels Can Be Used For Roofing?
Roofing options may include Parallel Ribâ„¢ (AG/TuffRib) Panel, Elite Ribâ„¢ Fasten Through Panel, PBR Panel Roofing, Metal Loc 1.5â„¢ Standing Seam Roofing, Ultra Maxâ„¢ Roofing Panel, and Wakefield Bridge, depending on the project and product requirements. Parallel Rib, Elite Rib, and PBR Panel are roof and sidewall panels, so they should be reviewed carefully for the intended use.
How Much Do Metal Roofing Panels Cost?
Pricing can vary by panel profile, gauge, finish, length, trim needs, fasteners, and project size. The most accurate next step is to request pricing based on the specific panel and roof details.
Can Panels Be Made To Fit Specific Project Dimensions?
Several Metal Exteriors panels are available in custom lengths, though availability may vary by product. Confirm panel length options, minimums, and limitations before finalizing an order.
What Gauges Are Available For Metal Roof Panels?
Metal Exteriors offers multiple gauge options, including 24, 26, 28, and 29 gauge where applicable. Gauge availability varies by product, so each panel page should be reviewed for specific options.
What Is The Difference Between Exposed-Fastener And Standing Seam Roofing?
Exposed-fastener panels use visible fasteners and are often chosen for agricultural, utility, post-frame, and commercial projects. Standing seam roofing uses concealed fasteners and creates a cleaner architectural roof appearance.
Which Panels Are Best For Agricultural Buildings?
Ribbed panels such as Parallel Ribâ„¢ (AG/TuffRib) Panel, Elite Ribâ„¢ Fasten Through Panel, and PBR Panel may be best for agricultural buildings, depending on roof design, gauge, finish, and trim needs.
Which Panels Are Best For Commercial Buildings?
PBR Panel and standing seam roofing are both worth considering for commercial applications.
Find the Right Metal Roofing Panel
Choosing the right metal roofing panel depends on your building, roof style, project needs, and finished look. At Metal Exteriors, we manufacture American-made, roll-formed metal roofing panels for durable roof coverage on homes, barns, shops, commercial buildings, agricultural buildings, and post-frame projects.Compare the options above, then review individual product pages or talk with our team to find the right fit.