SMACNA Architectural Sheet Metal Manual 7th Ed.

SMACNA Architectural Sheet Metal Manual 7th Edition is your one-stop-shop to everything you need when it comes to roof drainage design for gutters, scuppers, and downspouts as well as custom-fabricated architectural sheet metal designs.  This updated and expanded edition features new information on historical restoration which includes cornices, spires, domes, and skylights.  It also has a wealth of information available on new construction techniques and alternative methods to make sure you aren’t stuck in the old ways of doing things.  You can look up different terms and themes extremely fast with the 7th Editions pivotal design.  Some of the other topics this essential book covers are:

• Metal Roofs
• Copings
• Gravel-Stop Fascia
• Uplift Pressure Test Reports
• Flashing
• Underlayments
• Mechanical Fasteners
• Soldering Qualification Guidance
• Metals Selection Data
• Moisture Maintenance
• Climate Conditions
• Rainfall Rates
• And much more!

This guide is great for architects, project managers, inspectors, engineers and more.  Don’t start your next project without ordering your copy today!

Table of Contents

1. Roof Drainage Systems
2. Roof Edging and Perimeters
3. Copings
4. Flashings
5. Building Expansion
6. Metal Roof Systems
7. Metal Walls
8. Wall and Roof Penetrations
9. Louvers, Screens and Skylights
10. Interior Architectural Sheet Metal Elements
11. Other Metal Elements
12. Historical Restoration

Appendix A: Thickness and Weight of Sheet Metals

Appendix B:  Metal Application and Specifications References

Appendix C:  Galvanic Corrosion

Appendix D: Sheet Metal Roof Test Report

Appendix E: Custom Fabricated Metal Roofing Specifications

Appendix F: Moisture and Maintenance of Building Envelopes

Appendix G: Scupper Sizing

Appendix H: SMACNA Reprints 1929 Standard

Appendix I: Additional Informational Publications

Appendix J: Mechanical Fasteners

Appendix K: Soldering

Appendix L: Architectural Fascia and Coping Wind Tests Report

Appendix M: General Guide to Joint Sealants for Architects

Appendix N:  Former Committee Members and Other Contributors