“PBR” stands for “Purlin Bearing Rib” panels. This means that the panels have a larger overlap section that completely overlaps the next panel. This creates more metal to metal contact which yields a stronger connection and more weather-tight metal roof panels. 

Why choose PBR by The Metal Shop?

The Metal Shop PBR siding and roofing panels are multi-use and extremely durable alternatives to other materials. This panel is ideal for light commercial and industrial operations, as well as consumer-based Do-It-Yourself (DIY) projects. It is a structural panel and an exposed fastener panel that can be used for both roof and wall applications.

Coatings, color choices, purlin-bearing legs, substrates, and other features are all capable of being modified. The minimum roof slope for PBR is 1:12. PBR panel is available in 26 gauge steel. TMS PBR metal panels are versatile and can be installed vertically or horizontally to match your building’s design needs. TMS provides a diverse range of colors in two distinct paint systems from which to pick.

Our PBR Panel also offers a unique yet flexible design when combined with other building materials. These PBR panels are through-fastened panels that can be installed directly over purlins or joists. TMS provides extensive resources, detailing the installation of your PBR panels. They are the nicest metal panel for the least amount of money.

The PBR metal panel is commonly used for a wide variety of architectural, agricultural, commercial, and industrial applications.

Key Benefits of using PBR

PBR Panels offers several advantages that make it popular among homeowners, contractors, and architects. Here are a few examples:

The PBR panel profile adds extra protection against the elements by including a purlin bearing leg that overlaps between panels sealing out moisture and wind. These panels can be installed either on a solid substrate or open framing such as metal purlins or wood support beams.

• Low-maintenance – Metal roofing that has been painted with a base coat is typically more durable and weather-resistant than non-painted metal roofing.
• Durable – PBR also comes in multiple gauges, which refers to the metal’s thickness. Metal is tough and proven that can stand the test of time.
• Energy Efficiency – Super Energy Star service colors with stability proven through extensive testing.
• Easy-to-install – With exposed fasteners, the PBR panel is ideal for consumer-based Do-It-Yourself (DIY) applications. It’s easier to install than other types of metal panels and makes the perfect choice for those wanting to install themselves.