Inverted Seam®

Product catalog summary

Introduction to Inverted Seam® Roofing Systems
The Inverted Seam® Roof System is designed to create a visually appealing roof that effectively manages rainwater. Unlike typical roofing systems that simply shed water, the Inverted Seam® Roofs are engineered to control and guide the flow of water across their surface, reducing runoff and enhancing water management.

Key Features and Benefits

Water Management: The system is specifically designed to divert and guide rainwater, minimizing water accumulation and potential damage.
Aesthetic Appeal: The design focuses on creating a visually stunning appearance, making it suitable for architectural projects that prioritize aesthetics.

Notable Installations

DFW Terminal D, Dallas Fort Worth Airport: The Inverted Seam® Roof System has been implemented at this location, showcasing its effectiveness in a large-scale, high-traffic environment.
de Young Museum: The system has been tested during heavy rainstorms, demonstrating its capability to manage significant water flow.
Hunter Museum: An aerial view highlights the integration of the roofing system with the museum's architecture.
Tacoma Art Museum: Both aerial and side views illustrate the system's application and its contribution to the museum's design.

Catalog excerpts

Inverted Seam® Roofing Systems

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Our Inverted Seam™ Roof System was developed with the desire for a visually stunning roof which would not only divert, but guide and reduce the flow of rain water across its surface. “Typical roof systems shed water. Inverted Seam® Roofs control water.” — L. William

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