Posted by Jim in NY on February 03, 2009 at 06:51:19 from (64.24.177.125):
In Reply to: Barn steel roofing posted by Paul in MN on February 02, 2009 at 19:31:43:
here in upstate ny we have a deale/supplier that has all of the channel drain products available from wheeling, Co.
In addition the ABC metal products out of Indianapolis. IN has profile very simular to what your needs are, there must be a distributor nearby - search ABC roofing products. As for the groove spacing vs. purlin spacing/per code area -- the closer the grooves (called major ribs) the further apart the purlins can be spaced i.e. ABC Imperial rib is spaced every 9" therefore 2' purlin whereas Wheeling's Channel Drain's major rib profile is @ 6" spacing spacing (stronger corrigation) (greater snow load capacity) permits 2' purlin placement.
Aside from that, ABC's profile come real close to "meshing" with your channel drain and with all of the posts o here there certainly is no need to re-roof as you can easily butt up with a little American ingenuity... Good luck.. JIM
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