• Side-by-side comparison of two metal roofing panels: Dark Gray (RAL 7016) on the left and Black (RAL 9005) on the right, showcasing the clean rib profile and premium painted finish.
  • Technical diagram showing the 'Rib Panel' profile dimensions: 36-inch total panel width, 9-inch major rib spacing (center to center), and a minor rib pattern with 2-3/4 inch and 2-5/8 inch spacing.
  • Jet Black (RAL 9005) metal rib roofing panel shown with text indicating availability in 10 ft, 12 ft, and 14 ft lengths, ideal for various residential and commercial roofing and siding projects.
  • Jet Black (RAL 9005) color sample for metal roofing panels, demonstrating the deep matte finish used for modern residential and commercial siding and roofing projects.
  • Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016) color swatch for metal roofing panels, showing the premium dark grey finish ideal for modern industrial and residential exterior designs.
  • Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016) metal rib roofing panel with a callout suggesting a matching color ridge cap for a seamless, professional finish on residential or commercial buildings.
  • Jet Black (RAL 9005) metal rib roofing panel with a callout recommending a matching color ridge cap for a uniform and professional finish on roofing or siding installations.
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Valley Outdoor Supply

10, 12, 14 ft Black and Dark Gray Metal Roofing Panels – Coming Soon 2026

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Painted Rib Metal Roofing Panels | Black and Dark Gray

Coming soon — March 2026
Initial inventory arrives with our early March 2026 shipment. Availability and exact dates may vary based on port and freight conditions.

These premium painted rib metal roofing panels are engineered for Pacific Northwest weather, including continuous rain, wind-driven moisture, high humidity, and seasonal storms. The rib profile includes anti-siphon ribs for strong water shedding and a clean architectural look for roofing and siding.

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Why these panels
PNW performance and quality
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Dimensions
Coverage, lengths, gauge options
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Colors and finish
RAL 9005 and RAL 7016
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Common applications
Roofs, shops, barns, siding
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Accessories
Screws, ridge cap, closures
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Pickup and delivery
Local pickup, local delivery
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Important notes
Tolerances, color, installation
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Calculator, gauge guide, best practices

Quick summary

Modern rib profile — clean architectural look for roofing and siding

Anti-siphon ribs — designed for strong water shedding when installed correctly

Two gauges — 25 gauge (0.5 mm) and 29 gauge (0.34 mm)

Two colors — black RAL 9005 and dark gray RAL 7016

Why choose Valley Outdoor Supply rib panels
  • Designed for PNW exposure: selected for rain, wind, and moisture-heavy environments
  • Stronger than many big-box panels: consistent manufacturing and heavier gauge options
  • Anti-siphon rib design: allows full 36-inch coverage when installed correctly
  • Locally stocked: no long lead times or national warehouse substitutions
  • Contractor and DIY friendly: predictable sizing and clean handling
Tip: Lower gauge numbers indicate thicker, stronger steel.
Panel dimensions (coverage, lengths, gauge)

Panels are roll-formed to 900 mm effective coverage, equivalent to approximately 35.4 inches (commonly referred to as 3-foot panels).

  • Coverage width: 900 mm (approximately 35.4 inches)
  • Available lengths: 10 ft, 12 ft, 14 ft
  • Gauge options: 25 gauge (0.5 mm) and 29 gauge (0.34 mm)
  • Note: Lower gauge numbers indicate thicker, stronger steel
Finish and color options (RAL)
  • Jet Black: RAL 9005
  • Dark gray: RAL 7016
  • Base material: galvanized steel with premium painted finish
  • Profile: rib panel (roofing and siding compatible)
  • Colors elevate your project with the bold, modern look of premium Jet Black (RAL 9005) and Dark Gray (RAL 7016) rib metal panels, engineered for superior performance in the Pacific Northwest
Color appearance may vary due to lighting and display settings.
Common applications
  • Residential roofing and re-roof projects
  • Garages, shops, and accessory buildings
  • Barns, agricultural, and rural structures
  • Carports, lean-tos, and covered storage
  • Modern siding and architectural wall panels

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Pickup and delivery
  • Local pickup: Lake Stevens, WA (appointment required)
  • Local delivery: available for an additional fee
  • Nationwide freight: not offered at this time
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Important notes

Verify your plan before you buy: Confirm panel length, quantity, and coverage layout (including overlap).

Measure your roof or wall twice: Check rake-to-rake width, eave-to-ridge length, and any overhangs before selecting lengths.

Use the right accessories: Proper fasteners, closures, underlayment, and flashing are required for a watertight install.

Color variation is normal: Screen settings and lighting can make RAL colors look different than in person.

Normal tolerances apply: Minor variations in length, squareness, and rib alignment are part of standard manufacturing tolerances.

You own code compliance: Make sure your design meets local building codes, snow load, wind, and permit requirements.

Install quality matters: Correct screw placement, spacing, and sealing details determine performance and leak resistance.

Planning your project

Use our planning guides before ordering materials.

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FAQ

What is the coverage width of these rib panels
Effective coverage is 900 mm, which is about 35.4 inches. Many people refer to these as 3-foot panels.

What lengths are available
Standard stocked lengths are 10 ft, 12 ft, and 14 ft.

What is the difference between 25 gauge and 29 gauge
Lower gauge is thicker steel. 25 gauge (0.5 mm) is thicker and stronger than 29 gauge (0.34 mm). If you need more rigidity or a more demanding roof application, 25 gauge is often preferred.

Are these panels for roofing or siding
These rib panels are commonly used for both roofing and siding when installed correctly with the proper fasteners, closures, and flashing details.

What colors are available
Black is RAL 9005 and dark gray is RAL 7016. Color appearance may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.

Do you offer pickup and delivery
Yes. Local pickup is in Lake Stevens, Washington by appointment. Local delivery may be available for an additional fee. Nationwide freight is not offered at this time.

Do I need closure strips
Many projects use closure strips to help block wind-driven rain, insects, and debris at eaves and ridges. If you tell us your roof style and details, we can help you choose the right closures.

What screws should I use
Use roofing-rated TEK screws sized for your project and matched to your panel finish when possible. We stock roofing screws and can help you choose quantity and length.

What is your return policy on panels
All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges on cut-to-length or special-order panels, except where required by law. Verify fit, coverage, and suitability before purchase.What is your return policy on panels
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