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Introduction
Matterhorn® Metal Roofing offers a sustainable and durable alternative to traditional asphalt shingles. The document highlights the environmental and economic benefits of using Matterhorn® roofs, which are ENERGY STAR® rated and can significantly reduce energy costs and carbon emissions.
Product Variants
  • Shake: Designed to mimic real wood, featuring patented shadow bead folds and elevation changes. Available in various colors representing different stages of cedar roof life.
  • Slate: Mimics real slate with chiseling and embossing techniques. Offers five color options and includes features like water channels and elevation changes.
  • Tile: Lightweight and available in eight colors, suitable for various home styles. Features a 5/8” reveal and a concealed fastening system.
  • Standing Seam: Utilizes PVDF Tri-Pigment Reflective Technology® for high reflectivity and fade protection. Available in multiple sizes and colors.
Performance and Testing
Matterhorn® roofs are tested for fire, wind, and hail resistance, offering a limited lifetime warranty. They meet various standards, including ASTM E-108 for fire and UL2218 for hail.
Sustainability
Matterhorn® roofs contribute to energy savings, improved water quality, and reduced landfill waste. They reflect up to 66% of solar radiation, reducing the urban heat island effect and supporting environmental health.
Conclusion
Matterhorn® Metal Roofing provides a long-lasting, eco-friendly roofing solution that addresses the shortcomings of asphalt shingles, offering significant benefits for homeowners and the environment.
Sustainability and Environmental Impact
Matterhorn® Roofing systems are designed with sustainability in mind, featuring an ENERGY STAR® rating to help combat climate change and preserve environmental quality. The roofing system reflects a portion of solar energy, reducing urban air temperatures and associated negative impacts such as increased mortality, energy demand, and air pollution.
Technical Specifications
The Matterhorn® Shake in Cedar has an emissivity rating of 0.88 and an initial solar reflectivity of 0.37. Calculations for energy savings are based on a 2100 sq. ft. home with a 6/12 pitch roof, using the Department of Energy’s Steep Slope Calculator.
Energy and Cost Savings
Switching to Matterhorn® roofing can lead to significant energy savings, especially when compared to traditional black asphalt roofs. Factors affecting savings include location, attic insulation, ventilation, climate, and roof characteristics. Homeowners may also qualify for insurance discounts of 15-30% and can recoup up to 95% of the roofing cost upon resale.
Durability and Value
Matterhorn® roofs can last up to four times longer than asphalt roofs and reflect up to 65% of solar radiation, significantly reducing energy consumption. Additionally, metal roofing can increase home value by an average of $1.45 per square foot.
References
Data and projections are supported by sources such as the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, US Energy Information Administration, and the EPA Clean Energy Calculator.
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METAL ROOFING Architectural Shake, Slate, Tile and Standing Seam

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Matterhorn: The Last Roof You’ll Ever Need Together we have an opportunity to solve several big problems with just one change in how we think about the material we use to protect: the homes we build and remodel, the people who live in them, and the environment we share. Albert Einstein is often quoted for having said, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” And that is exactly what we have been doing by using asphalt shingles that need to be replaced over and over again. The consequences of using this petroleum-based material have been compounding,...

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Grand Rapids, MI Shown in Weathered Wood 6 Grand Rapids, MI Shown in Weathered Wood Dallas, TX Shown in Timber Ash

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Patented Shadow Bead Fold ENGINEERING DETAILS Placed where the shadow line would be on real wood shake when the wood shrinks up and creates a gap. Patent pending. Our Shake panels were expertly curated by our Engineering team from pencil sketch to a finished, hyper realistic panel. This page highlights some of our most important design and engineering features. EC2 Clip & Indent Matterhorn’s high wind rating is thanks to our four point locking system secured with a patent pending concealed clip. A special stamped pocket on each panel allows for proper placement of the EC2 clip. Elevation Changes...

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Lansing, MI Shown in Timber Ash Lansing, MI Shown in Timber Ash Grand Rapids, MI Shown in Weathered Wood Conway, SC Shown in Timber Ash Conway, SC Shown in Timber Ash Conway, SC Shown in Timber Ash Conway, SC Shown in Timber Ash Dallas, TX Shown in Timber Ash

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All colors shown are mechanically reproduced and may vary slightly from actual color. Cedar Panel Size: 22 1/8” x 47.5” Thickness: .016” (30 gauge) Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.37 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.88 Weathered Wood Panel Size: 22 1/8” x 47.5” Thickness: .016” (30 gauge) Panel Size: 22 1/8” x 47.5” Thickness: .016” (30 gauge) Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.35 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.88 Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.32 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.88 Panel Size: 22 1/8” x 47.5” Thickness: .016” (30 gauge) Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.26 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.88

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Holland, MI Shown in Castle Gray Hickory Corners, MI Shown in Cobalt Holland, MI Shown in Storm Slate Hickory Corners, MI Shown in Cobalt Hickory Corners, MI Shown in Cobalt

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ENGINEERING DETAILS Matterhorn’s high wind rating is thanks to our four point locking system secured with a patent pending concealed clip. A special stamped pocket on each panel allows for proper placement of the EC2 clip. Our Shake panels were expertly curated by our Engineering team from pencil sketch to a finished, hyper realistic panel. This page highlights some of our most important design and engineering features. Elevation Changes Slate panels include eight separate elevation changes to replicate the irregularity of real slate. Patent pending. Chiseling/Embossing Chiseling and cracks are...

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Holland, MI Shown in Storm Slate Holland, MI Shown in Storm Slate Holland, MI Shown in Storm Slate Hickory Corners, MI Shown in Cobalt Holland, MI Shown in Storm Slate Holland, MI Shown in Storm Slate

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All colors shown are mechanically reproduced and may vary slightly from actual color. Mountain Sage Panel Size: 22 1/8” x 47.5” Thickness: .016” (30 gauge) Panel Size: 22 1/8” x 47.5” Thickness: .016” (30 gauge) Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.25 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.87 Castle Gray Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.23 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.88 Panel Size: 22 1/8” x 47.5” Thickness: .016” (30 gauge) Panel Size: 22 1/8” x 47.5” Thickness: .016” (30 gauge) Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.26 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.88 Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.23 Measured Initial Emissivity:...

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Grand Rapids, MI Shown in Weathered Clay Dallas, TX Shown in Brick Blend 22 Shown in Weathered Sequoia Grand Rapids, MI Shown in Jade Ada, MI Shown in Brick Blend Barrington, IL Shown in Weathered Canyon 23

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ENGINEERING DETAILS Our Tile panels were expertly curated by our Engineering team from pencil sketch to a finished, hyper realistic panel. This page highlights some of our most important design and engineering features. Color Eight colors make up our Tile line. Traditional and contemporary colors come together for a hue that will complement any style home. Concealed Fastening System Attached with a tongue and groove fit. 5/8” Reveal Matterhorn’s 5/8” reveal provides the character and depth that your home deserves. Lightweight Only 108 lbs./square for Tile; that’s less than many shingle brands!...

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Barrington, IL Shown in Weathered Canyon Grand Rapids, MI Shown in Jade Dallas, TX Shown in Brick Blend Ada, MI Shown in Brick Blend Shown in Weathered Clay Barrington, IL Shown in Weathered Canyon Ada, MI Shown in Brick Blend Ada, MI Shown in Brick Blend

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All colors shown are mechanically reproduced and may vary slightly from actual color. Weathered Canyon Brick Blend Weathered Sequoia Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.25 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.89 Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.26 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.89 Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.28 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.89 Panel Size: 20 5/8” x 48” Thickness: .019” (28 gauge) Panel Size: 20 5/8” x 48” Thickness: .019” (28 gauge) Panel Size: 20 5/8” x 48” Thickness: .019” (28 gauge) Weathered Clay Initial Solar Reflectivity: 0.29 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.87 Panel Size: 20 5/8” x...

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Lansing, MI Shown in Stone White Hickory Corners, MI Shown in Stone Gate

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Initial Solar Reflectivity: .0.66 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.79 Initial Solar Reflectivity: .0.66 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.85 Stone Gate Initial Solar Reflectivity: .0.27 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.85 Initial Solar Reflectivity: .0.28 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.85 Initial Solar Reflectivity: .0.31 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.84 Initial Solar Reflectivity: .0.28 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.84 Initial Solar Reflectivity: .0.31 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.86 Initial Solar Reflectivity: .0.45 Measured Initial Emissivity: 0.86 Initial Solar Reflectivity: .0.27 Measured Initial...

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