Drexel Metals Corp., Ivyland, Pa., introduces the Drexmet® Paint Pen, a “contractor friendly” device that utilizes a Fluoropolymer Air Dry System. The paint pen allows contractors to quickly and easily
Tasman Roofing Products, Corona, Calif., offers the original stone coated steel roofing system: Decra® shingle, shingle plus, shake and tile roofing. These systems represent a perfect blending of over 40
Georgia-Pacific Corp., Atlanta, introduces Centura™ steel shingles, a new line of lightweight, 29-gauge, galvalume steel roofing. The shingles are easy to install, energy efficient, and feature weather resistance, color retention
Steel Tile Co., Innisfil, Ontario, Canada, offers several styles of steel roofing. The Katech profile simulates Spanish clay tile while the Katech Elite’s wider wave looks like a Dutch clay
Met-Tile Inc., Ontario, Calif., offers a “tile-panel” roofing system that combines the popular look of tile with the high performance of metal. The product now gives enhanced protection against all
Follansbee Steel has begun production of a roofing metal designed specifically for residential applications. Named Terne II rg, the new metal will be less costly than the regular Terne II
Rheinzink Canada Ltd., Burnaby, B.C., Canada, offers interlocking tiles that can be installed on most curved surfaces without difficulty. The flat-lock tiles have a distinctive rectangular look and are generally
Gerard Roofing Technologies has introduced a series of new steel-based roof systems. Its second-generation shingle, Granite Ridge, is a architectural roof shingle designed to compete with high-end asphalt composition products.
Atas International Inc., Allentown, Pa., offers the Advanta™ Shingle fabricated from 29-gauge galvanized steel, and designed to function as an alternative to traditional asphalt shingles. Weighing approximately 85 pounds per
Classic Products Inc., Piqua, Ohio, offers the Oxford Shingle, a low-profile aluminum roofing system. The shingle features a baked-on Kynar/Hylar finish, available in nine colors. The big 5-foot-by-1-foot panels and
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