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Crimped Sheets
“Crimped sheets” in roofing typically refer to metal roofing sheets that have been formed or shaped with a crimping process. Crimping involves creating small, regular folds or bends along the length of the metal sheet. These folds not only add strength and rigidity to the sheet but also contribute to the aesthetic appeal of the roof.
Ridge
“Ridge” refers to the highest point on a roof where two sloping sides meet. The intersection forms a horizontal line or crest, commonly known as the ridge line.
Gutter
A gutter in roofing is a trough or channel installed along the eaves or edges of a roof to collect and redirect rainwater or melted snow away from the building. The primary purpose of gutters is to prevent water from dripping or flowing directly off the roof, which could lead to erosion around the foundation, soil saturation, and potential water damage to the structure.
