If you are comparing metal building roof styles, the differences go beyond the outline you see from the driveway. Regular-style, boxed-eave, and vertical roofs use different shapes and panel arrangements, which can affect appearance, runoff, and the amount of roof construction included in the project.
Choice Metal Buildings offers all three configurations for custom metal building projects. Looking at how each roof is built can help you choose around your property, local weather, building dimensions, and budget instead of treating the roof as a finishing detail.
How Does a Regular-Style Roof Differ?
Regular-style standard roof units have rounded corners rather than an A-frame peak. This is the basic carport design from Choice Metal Buildings and typically the most economical of the three roof configurations.
