Pure 16 oz. copper Snap-Lock. 53' continuous panels at an elevation
over 7,100 feet near Mt. Rose in Nevada.
Over 50,000 square feet of Low Gloss Forest Green Snap-Lock protect
this 100 year old roundhouse building now known as the Tahoe City
Marina.
More than 20' of snow falls on this house yearly near the foot of
Alpine Meadows Ski Area. No problem for these 40' long roofing panels.
36' Snap-Lock Standing Seam panels on their way to a Tahoe Donner
project. Lengths of more than 100' are available, ensuring NO
unsightly endlaps that can leak.
The Incline Village, NV home of a renowned Princeville, Kauai
contractor. Parchment Snap-Lock was his choice.
This Incline Village home has a one-of-a-kind custom colored
Snap-Lock Standing Seam.
Providing a safe and secure gateway to several multi-million dollar
homes clad with Perma-Lock and Snap-Lock.
Over ten thousand feet of Parchment Snap-Lock adorn this Incline
Village, Nevada home.
A classic Old Tahoe waterfront in Meeks Bay, California with 5"
thick cedar bark siding is complemented with Low-gloss Forest Green Snap-Lock.
Another view of pure copper Snap-Lock. All stainless steel
clips and fasteners ensure centuries of maintenance free performance.
The Tahoe Yacht Club and Sierra Vista Restaurant have the Low Gloss
Forest Green Snap-Lock to improve the appeal from the Lake.
This classic home with barrel vault dormers has a metallic copper
Snap-Lock Standing Seam roof, complete with copper clad fascias.
At the foot of Mt. Tallac, over forty waterfront homes in the
Stanford tract at Fallen Leaf Lake use Low-Gloss Forest Green Snap-Lock.
