SC Roofing Practice Questions - South Carolina Roofing Contractor Examination Exam

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What is the principal weathertightness difference between a through-fastened (exposed-fastener) metal panel and a standing-seam panel?

Through-fastened panels never require slope Standing-seam panels must be nailed through the pan every 12 inches Through-fastened panels are always aluminum; standing-seam panels are always copper Through-fastened panels are screwed through the weather surface; standing-seam panels are held by concealed clips so the weather surface is not punctured

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Through-fastened panels are screwed through the weather surface; standing-seam panels are held by concealed clips so the weather surface is not punctured

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