Agway Metals Nail Strip Roofing Installation Guide

This comprehensive guide for the installation of AGWAY Metals NS steel roof system demonstrates the step-by-step procedures required to correctly install all components of a typical NS roof.
The guide is intended to assist roofing specialists as well as inform the DIY consumer.
When installing Agway Metals steel roofing products please ensure that you follow local building codes for your region as well as the use of best practices.
For additional products and product information visit: www.agwaymetals.com

[@cannot12]

If you snap it in place and then you realize you need to lower it by half inch. Will removing it break the snap lock?

[@charlieharrison230]

Watching this and went to look at web site see it’s in Canada. Is this product sold in the United States.? Preferably west coast

[@rabidfarmer9765]

So the Z-bar is not used to lock the edge of the cap? I do not like drilling the rib and water will get in there?

[@jamiehalifax4954]

You say full range of stock colors for your nail strip roofing but on your website it shows mist green is not available in ar, ns, or sl roofing. Let me guess.. you can get that color but you have to spend even more money and have it special ordered. Please tell me I'm wrong ....

[@Wingby]

Can I by the Gable Edge in Germany?

[@jamiehalifax4954]

Him.looks like they never answered you. I guess I wont hold my breath waiting for a reply..

[@dnahulvey]

Does screwing zbar through the panels with several screws dispel the myth that these panels need to be able to move around?? I think so… You can literally shoot nail flange standing seam down with a roofing nailer.

[@MyFortressConstruction]

The only thing that might happen is severe oil canning, but striations or ribs help with that anyways. Also, since these panels primarily are resisting uplift, a screw is going to hold the panels down much better than a smooth roofing nail, so just make sure and put a lot more roofing nails in than screws (I put a screw every 3').