6 Problems With Bonderized Steel. If You're Considering Bonderized Metal Roofing - Watch This First

Описание: Bonderized Steel Has Become A Trendy Panel For Metal Roofing And Siding. You Get A Beautiful Dull Zinc Color At A Fraction Of The Cost Vs. Real Zinc. However, There Are Problems And Solutions Related To Bonderized Metal That You Should Be Aware Of.

00:00 What are the problems with Bonderized metal?
00:40 Does Bonderized metal need to be painted?
00:50 Does Bonderized steel have a warranty?
01:00 How much galvanized is in Bonderized?
01:53 What are the alternatives to Bonderized metal?
02:18 Does Bonderized have an inconsistent finish?
03:01 Does Bonderized metal rust?
03:21 Does Bonderized steel scratch?
04:56 Does Bonderized wet stack?
06:19 Is Bonderized a graded steel?


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6 Common Problems With Bonderized Metal

Bonderized metal is a trendy metal roofing choice. The material is inexpensive and looks like an aged and faded dull gray zinc panel. It may seem like a perfect fit, but there are problems that you need to be aware of before deciding upon Bonderized corrugated metal roofing.

Six Problems With Bonderized Steel
Lack Of Warranty
Inconsistent Finish
Scratching
White Rust
Does Not Wet Stack
Ungraded Material

1.
Is There A Warranty For Bonderized Metal?
Bonderized metal has a Galvanized substrate, but the finish is a phosphate coating. The coating is intended to have paint applied to it and not to be left exposed to the weather. There is no warranty with Bonderized metal.

2.
Bonderized Steel Has Inconsistent Finishes
It's tough to control the shade of the finish with Bonderized. There might be a noticeable difference from one metal roofing panel to the next standing seam panel.

3.
White Rust
There's always a chance that Bonderized metal will develop white rust after installation.
This is a risk that you take Bonderized steel. If the Bonderized rust, than it's not a cause for rejection

4.
Bonderized Scratches Easily
The scratches are noticeable because the Bonderized has a dull gray finish and when it's scratched you will see a shiny galvanized substrate.

5.
Wet Stacking
If you have a bundle of tightly packed Bonderized metal roofing sheets and water gets inside the bundle, than it will immeditaely develop a surface rust.

6.
Ungraded Material
Most service centers only sell Bonderrized in a commercial grade steel. However, metal roofing engineering values are based upon graded material. If you install Bonderized in a commercial grade steel, than you're wind uplift and load charts are invalid.


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