NCR Panels
A low profile loc panel for residential or commercial applications. No clips are required to install this versatile panel.
NCR Panel Profile
Product Features
- NCR panels are a 1" high standing seam snap loc panel.
- Custom cut to the inch in lengths from four (4) to forty (40) feet.
- For panels over forty (40) feet in length, please call.
- Available in 24 and 26 gauge steel, with 16 inch coverage.
- All panels can be produced with or without striations. Striations help to reduce the effects of oil canning.
- A full line of standard or custom trim items are available in matching or contrasting colors.
Colors
The NCR panel is available in all of our 26 gauge siliconized polyester paint system.
 Seafoam White Cool Color |
 Sunrise Red Cool Color |
 Scarlett Red Cool Color |
 Teak Brown |
 Sand Dune Cool Color |
 Gulfstream Blue |
 Marsh Gray Cool Color |
 Deep Green Cool Color |
 Sun Tan Cool Color |
 Black Beard Cool Color |
 Charcoal Cool Color |
The NCR panel is available in all of our unique COLOR LOC® Kynar 500®/Hylar 5000® painted 24 gauge steel.
 Classic Copper Premium Color Cool Color |
Coastal White Cool Color |
 Ruby Red Premium Color Cool Color |
 Colonial Red |
 Dark Bronze Cool Color |
 Medium Bronze |
 Sand Stone Cool Color |
 Sahara Tan Cool Color |
 Beaufort Blue Premium Color |
 Biscayne Blue Premium Color |
 Stone Gray |
 Hilton Head Green Cool Color |
 Patina Cool Color |
 Silver Metallic Premium Color Cool Color |
Onyx Black Cool Color |
 Acrylic Coated Galvalume |
Colors are represented as closely as possible.
If color match is critical, please request a physical sample..
Installation
NCR panel installation manual
- NCR panels must be installed over solid decking only. When solid decking is used, a water shedding membrane must be used. This membrane should be a minimum of 30 pound felt.
- Recommended minimum slope is 2 1/2" in 12 inches.
- NCR panels do not require the use of clips to fasten to the deck. Slots in the panel allow for the use of pan head screws for attachment .
- Consult your Architect or Engineer for local building codes and/or restrictions.
- Oil canning is not considered a cause for rejecting the panels.