1. Align the female edge of the first panel with the chalk line along the gable end. Allow the roof panel to overhang fascia minimum 1". The panel must be 1^1/2" down from the ridge.
2. After the roof panel is properly aligned, screw down the roof panel on the female side; fasten down the panel at the nailing flange. Now install the gable flashings.
3. Snap the second panel at the seam. Work the seam together from the eave to the ridge. Do not work the seam from the middle to each end.
4. Fasten down the panel by screwing the flange through the slots. If the slots are not located on the strapping, screw through the flange using the slots as a guide.
5. Apply panels as shown.
6. Attach large closures at the top of the panel.
7. Fasten Z bar over the closures at the top of the panel.

1. Make sure there are no nails or other objects that might puncture the underlayment of roof panels.
2. Check all details for possible roof penetrations which must be added to the roof prior to panel installation (vented ridge - plumbing stacks).
3. Cover the roof deck with Nova Seal, overlaying 6". When installing over strapping, run the felt parallel with the metal panels, making sure that the felt is tight.
4. Snap a chalk line along the gable end where the first panel will be installed. This line should be ½" away from the edge of the roof and square with the eave.

GABLE FLASHING

1. In some cases you may have to bend the edge of the panel up 1"
2. Place sealer tape along edge of roof panel in line with the gable flashing flange
3. Install flashing by firmly pressing flashing onto sealer tape. Fasten with coloured screws
4. Fasten flashing to panel with screws through the sealer tape

1. Attach the roof panels 1½" down from the ridge
2. Check the overhang of the roof at fascia min 1"
3. Attach closures to the roof panels at ridge
4. Attach z bar over closures and roof panels
5. Attach the gable flashing
6. Fasten the ridge cap to z bar with stitch screws

1. Attach roof panels down from transition
2. That distance must be lower than the bottom of the upper roof panel
3. Check overhang of the roof at fascia min 1"
4. Attach closures to the roof panels at transitions
5. Attach z bar over closures and roof panel
6. Fasten transition with nails to roof sheeting
7. Fasten transition with stitch screws to z bar
8. Attach sealer tape as shown
9. Attach uphill panels as shown

1. Decking should be held back 1½" from the ridge
2. Attach roof panels
3. Check overhang of the roof at fascia min 1"
4. Attach vented closures
5. Attach gable flashing
6. Fasten ridge cap

1. Decking should be held back 1½" from the ridge
2. Attach roof panels
3. Check overhang of the roof at fascia min 1"
4. Attach vented closures
5. Attach gable flashing
6. Fasten ridge cap

1. Attach roof panels 1½" down from the end wall flashing
2. Attach closures to the top of the panel
3. Attach z bar as shown
4. Nail end wall flashing to wall
5. Screw flashing to z bar

1. In some cases you may have to bend edge of panel up 1"
2. Place sealer tape along edge of roof panel in line with the gable flashing flange
3. Install flashing by firmly pressing flashing onto sealer tape. Fasten with coloured screws
4. Fasten flashing to panel with screws through the sealer tape

1. Starting at the eave trim, place the valley flashing so it overhangs by 1"
2. Caulk and lap subsequent flashing 6"
3. Place 2 rows of sealer tape parallel to the valley
4. Fasten down flashing with roofing nails
5. Roof panels should start 4" from the center of the valley flashing
6. In heavy snow areas keep roof panels back 6" to 8" from the center of the valleys

1. The eave flashing must be installed before roof panels
2. Fasten the eave flashing with roofing nails
3. Roof panels must overhang fascia by 1"

1. Attach roof panels 1" to 1½" down from peak
2. Attach closures to top of panel
3. Attach z bar over closures
4. Screw flashing to the z bar with stitch screws

1. Attach flashing with roofing nails
2. Drip flashing over some windows and doors may have the color on the other side

1. Attach J flashing with nails
2. Some corner flashings may require a J flashing for support

1. Attach J flashing with nails
2. Some corner flashings may require a J flashing for support