Englert Metal Roofing Systems
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Englert Metal Roofing Systems
East Coast Metals offers a full range of Englert-compatible metal roofing system components designed for clean aesthetics, long-term durability, and high-performance weather protection. These systems are engineered for residential, light commercial, and architectural applications where appearance, longevity, and structural strength are essential.
Explore the three primary Englert panel systems below.
ENGLERT 1101 SERIES
1″ Architectural Snap-Lock Panel System
The Englert 1101 Series is designed for sloped roofs and architectural surfaces in residential and light commercial applications. Its clipless design features an integrated nail strip with concealed fasteners, eliminating the need for mechanical seaming or separate seam caps. This system creates a narrow, modern standing seam look and allows for clean transitions from roof to fascia or mansard.
Finishes
The 1101 Series is available in a wide variety of Kynar 500® / Hylar 5000® finishes. Custom colors are available with short lead times and low minimums.
Applications
- Light commercial and residential structures
- 3″/12″ minimum slope
- Must be installed over a solid deck
ENGLERT 1300 SERIES
1-1/2″ Architectural Mechanically Seamed Panel System
The Englert Series 1300 systems are designed for sloped roofs and other exterior surfaces of light commercial or residential projects. Both profiles use concealed clips and fasteners and both must be mechanically seamed to qualify for Englert’s weather tightness warranty.
Finishes
Available in a wide range of architectural coatings and colors. Custom colors can be matched to brick, wood, fabric, or project-specific materials.
Applications
- Applications
- Residential and light commercial
- Minimum slope: 1/2″ per 12″
- Must be installed over a solid deck
- Slopes 3″/12″ and under require MetalMan HT underlayment
ENGLERT 2000 SERIES
1-3/4″ Structural & Architectural Snap-Lock Panel System
The most popular Englert series, the 2000 System combines the clean visual profile of a standing seam roof with the enhanced spanning power and uplift resistance of a structural panel. This system supports continuous seam transitions across roof planes, mansards, fascia, and wall panels.
Finishes
Offered in the full Englert Kynar 500® color range, including standard and metallic finishes. Custom colors are available with low minimum order quantities.
Applications
- Medium duty for residential, commercial and industrial use
- 3″/12″ minimum slope
- Can be installed over a solid deck or open framing
- Requires seam sealant if air and water tests are specified
- Engineering available for various panel sizes and substrates upon request
Downloadable Resources
Access helpful documents to support planning, installation, and product selection for Englert Metal Panel Systems.
Englert Metal Roofing Systems FAQs
What is a standing seam metal roof?
A standing seam metal roof uses vertical panels joined by raised interlocking seams, with concealed clips and fasteners that are never exposed to the weather. The result is a clean, modern appearance with superior weather protection and a service life that can exceed 50 years.
Does ECM manufacture Englert panels?
Yes. ECM manufactures the Englert Series 1101, Series 1300, and Series 2000 panel systems in-house, combining Englert’s proven engineering with ECM’s precision manufacturing and quality control.
What is the difference between the Series 1101, 1300, and 2000?
The Series 1101 is a nail strip panel with a clipless design for fast, efficient installation. The Series 1300 is a mechanically seamed architectural panel built for maximum weather tightness, and the Series 2000 is a high-performance system engineered for demanding coastal and high-wind applications.
Are Englert panels approved for use in Florida?
Yes. Englert panel systems carry Florida Building Code approvals and Miami-Dade County acceptances, with UL 580 Class 90 wind uplift ratings and Class A fire ratings on qualifying assemblies.
What materials are Englert panels available in?
The Series 1101 is available in 24 gauge steel, the Series 1300 in 24 gauge steel, 16 oz. copper, and .032 aluminum, and the Series 2000 in .032 and .040 aluminum. All panels are available in a wide range of finishes.
What colors are available?
Englert panels are offered in a full range of standard colors with premium PVDF paint systems. Download the Englert color chart on this page to view all available options.
How long does a standing seam metal roof last?
With proper installation, a standing seam metal roof typically lasts 40 to 70 years, far outperforming traditional shingle roofing. Premium paint finishes resist chalking and fading for decades.
What is mechanical seaming?
Mechanical seaming uses a powered seamer to fold the panel seams into a 180 degree double lock, creating one of the most weather-tight connections in roofing. The Series 1300 must be mechanically seamed to qualify for Englert’s weather tightness warranty.
Can Englert panels be curved for radius roofs?
What applications are Englert systems best for?
Englert panel systems are engineered for residential, light commercial, and architectural applications where appearance, longevity, and structural performance are essential.
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