- Architectural
Metl-Span architectural panels have thicker gauge facings that provide a better flat, visual appearance than the thinner gauges used for profiled, commercial/industrial panels, and offer longer spans and more impact resistance. Architectural panels are usually flat, but are also available in some profiles such as striated or light mesa (planked). Quite often, they are used for horizontal applications, where panel lengths can be sized to line up with window mullions. Standard widths provide the most cost economy, but custom widths allow the designer the freedom to line up horizontal reveals with window heads and sills, providing a clean, orderly appearance.
- 7.2 Insul-Rib™ Wall Panel
- CF Architectural Horizontal Wall Panel
- CF Architectural Vertical Wall Panel
- CF Light Mesa
- Santa Fe Wall Panel
- Striated Wall Panel
- Tuff-Cast™
- Tuff Wall®
- Metl-Vision®
- Commercial & Industrial
Metl-Span commercial and industrial panels serve as walls, ceilings and roofs for commercial and industrial buildings, in new and retrofit construction. Metl-Span insulated metal panels can be easily adapted to pre-engineered metal building designs for almost any end-use as walls and roofs, saving material and labor costs. Other end applications include schools, manufacturing facilities, distribution warehouses, equipment maintenance buildings, mechanical penthouses, kiosks, equipment screens, aircraft hangars, prison units and office buildings.
- 7.2 Insul-Rib™ Wall Panel
- CF Architectural Horizontal Wall Panel
- CF Architectural Vertical Wall Panel
- CF Flute Wall Panel
- CF Light Mesa
- CF Mesa
- HPCI Barrier™ Wall Panel
- CF Partition Wall
- Santa Fe Wall Panel
- Striated Wall Panel
- Tuff-Cast™
- Tuff Wall®
- CFR Roof Panel
- LS-36™ Insulated Roof and Wall Panel
- Cold Storage
Metl-Span cold storage panels function as walls, ceilings and roofs for cooler, freezer and food processing buildings, in new and retrofit construction. In addition, Metl-Span panels are ideal for dry goods warehouses and other controlled environment buildings where temperature control and insulation values are critical.
- ThermalSafe®
ThermalSafe® combines advanced panel design with Metl-Span's sophisticated manufacturing expertise to create a composite panel that achieves one, two and three hour fire resistance ratings under the most demanding conditions. In addition to its fire resistant characteristics, the panel provides good thermal performance and protection from the elements. The unique LockGuard® interlocking side joint further enhances the fire resistant performance of the panel with its tongue and groove engagement of the mineral wool core.
- ThermalSafe® Fire Resistant Panel
- ThermalSafe® NEF Fastener Fire Resistant Panel
- ThermalSafe® Non Combustible Panel
- ThermalSafe® Fire Resistant Striated Panel
- CFR & Roof Systems
Metl-Span CFR Roof panel is an insulated metal standing seam roof panel and is the foremost innovation in all-in-one composite roof panel design, combining durable interior and exterior faces with Metl-Span's unmatched polyurethane core. The CFR insulated metal standing seam roof panel is a truly unique answer to many deficiencies common with more traditional roofing materials of the past.
- CFR Roof Panel Commercial & Industrial
- Colors
- CFR Roof Panel Cold Storage
- CRRC
- LS-36™ Insulated Roof and Wall Panel
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Single-Skin Wall Panels
Metl-Span’s line of Single-Skin panels includes ten configurations for wall applications and one for soffit application. The line consists of concealed fastener panels with 12” to 16” module widths and exposed fastener panels with module widths of 32” and 36”. The Artisan Soffit panels come in 8”, 10” or 12” widths.
- Concealed Fastener Wall Panels
- Designer™ Series 12" Flat
- Designer™ Series 16" Fluted
- ShadowRib™
- NuWall®
- FW-120
- Exposed Fastener Wall Panels
- 7.2 Rib
- PBR
- PBU
- PBD
- PBC
- Soffits
- Artisan® Series
- Markets
- Resources
The Metl-Span Resource section contains all standard CAD details, product literature and information regarding FM Global Requirements. Visitors may also view project photos, learn about online continuing education courses and find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
- BIM Files
- Blog
- CAD Library
- Case Studies
- Certified Installer Training Program
- Document Library
- Education Courses
- FM Global Requirements
- Guide Specifications
- Locate a Representative
- Photo Gallery
- Videos
- Installation Training
Metl-Span offers one of the most in-depth installer training programs in our industry. This program is dedicated to helping installers understand how the long-term performance of the insulated metal panel system can be affected by the installer’s attention to detail. Metl-Span is committed to educating erectors in the proper use, methods and procedures for insulated metal wall and roof panel installation. This new and innovative method of training will be beneficial to installers interested in quality workmanship and expanding their skill base.
- Products
- Commercial & Industrial
- CF Light Mesa
- Load Span Tables
- 7.2 Insul-Rib™ Wall Panel
- CF Architectural Horizontal Wall Panel
- CF Architectural Vertical Wall Panel
- CF Flute Wall Panel
- CF Light Mesa
- CF Mesa
- CF Partition Wall
- HPCI Barrier™ Wall Panel
- Santa Fe Wall Panel
- Striated Wall Panel
- Tuff-Cast™
- Tuff Wall®
- CFR Roof Panel
- LS-36™ Insulated Roof and Wall Panel
Load Span Tables
The Load Span Tables below, excluding Partition Wall, are based on Allowable Stress Design (ASD). For loads calculated based on ASCE 7-10 (LRFD), please refer to section 2.4.1 of ASCE 7-10 for the applicable load combinations using Allowable Stress Design.
US Light Mesa Wall Panels Load Charts
US CF-42 Light Mesa 26 Ga. Exterior / 26 Ga. Interior
US Light Mesa 26 Ga. Exterior / 26 Ga. Interior – ACL
US Light Mesa 26 Ga. Exterior / 26 Ga. Interior – APL
US CF-42 and CF-45 Light Mesa 26 Ga. Exterior / 26 Ga. Interior 5 psf
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IMPORTANT NOTES:
Deflection caused by temperature differential induced thermal bow is not addressed in the above table and may result in allowable spans that are less than the spans listed above and may require the use of heavier 24 or 22 gage panel facings at added cost. Except for self-supporting the dead weight of the panel, partition wall panels are non-load bearing. Ceiling panels must be supported from the structure above or by an internal support structure. Panel skins must be captured at both ends of the panel by supporting members designed to support reaction pressures from a 5 psf interior pressure. CF-42 = 42″ wide. CF-45 = 44.5″ wide.
