Miramac Metals Inc.

Miramac metal roofing and siding is made for homeowners and builders covering homes, commercial buildings and agricultural projects. Most products are custom-made and cut to length, which can reduce the scrap you handle on site. Custom trim and flashing can be made to your project’s specifications, too.

Miramac Metals is a steel-products manufacturer headquartered in Mead, Washington, near Spokane. Its steel-industry roots go back to the 1950s. It roll-forms its own roofing, siding, soffit and Steelform fencing in Mead.

Choose the roof profile around the building

For a larger steel-framed shop, start with PBR because it accommodates wider purlin spacing. Purlins are the framing members supporting the roof panels. Roof pitch, support layout and fastening method belong in that decision before the color does.

You have choices when plain metal isn’t the look you want. Designer Panel and Tuff Rib accommodate Miramac’s full color library, including aged and textured finishes. Those are useful starting points when the finish is driving the look. Apex offers another direction with a corrugated profile aimed at a modern appearance.

Match the siding lines and fasteners to the wall

Denali Plank gives you the horizontal, layered appearance of traditional lap siding. Legacy Board & Batt’n gives you board-and-batten styling, and Designer gives you corrugation. Choose the direction and shape of those lines first because they affect the whole wall.

Fasteners are part of that appearance. Batt’n Loc uses concealed fasteners and creates vertical lines; Elite Board + Batt’n uses fasteners through the panel. If visible fastener heads matter to you, settle that before choosing between those two.

Miramac’s finish families include Wood Grain, Rustic and Textured Matte. Textured Matte provides a low-glare surface. Physical color samples are available; compare a sample beside your masonry and trim in daylight before settling on the finish.

Put the measurements and trim details together

Cut-to-length panels can reduce on-site material waste. The mistake to avoid is turning a rough measurement into a finished panel length. Settle the panel layout, end details and dimensions before fabrication.

Miramac also fabricates custom trim and flashing to project specifications. Those pieces deserve attention while you’re laying out the panels. On a roof, the flashing details need to carry water over the next surface below.

You’ll need a separate installer because Miramac manufactures the panels. It can help homeowners find qualified installers. Have the installer involved before the custom lengths and flashing details are finalized.

Finish the soffits and plan the fence

Miramac offers solid and vented soffit. Where the roof assembly uses soffit intake ventilation, the vented sections need a clear path into the roof space. Keep insulation clear of that airflow path.

Steelform is Miramac’s steel fencing line. Treat the fence layout as its own part of the project, with gate openings and grade changes worked out before the panel dimensions.

Product details

Product or feature	Detail
Roofing lines	Tuff Rib, GR80 Snap Lock, Apex, PBR and Designer
Siding lines	Legacy Board & Batt’n, Batt’n Loc, Denali Plank, Elite Board & Batt’n and Pro-Fit
Legacy Board & Batt’n	10-inch panel
Batt’n Loc	10-inch panel with concealed fasteners
Elite Board + Batt’n	Through-fastened panel
Soffit options	Solid and vented
Fencing line	Steelform steel fencing
Panel fabrication	Most products custom-manufactured and cut to length
Trim and flashing	Custom-fabricated to project specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Miramac make?

Miramac makes steel roofing, siding, soffit, and fencing for residential, commercial, and agricultural projects. Start with the part of the building you’re working on, then sort out the profile, fastening method, and finish.

Can Miramac panels be cut to fit my project?

Most Miramac products are custom-manufactured and cut to length, which helps reduce job-site scrap. Get the panel layout and finished dimensions settled before fabrication; custom lengths leave less room to correct a rough measurement.

What siding styles does Miramac offer?

Miramac offers board-and-batten, corrugated, and lap-style steel siding. Choose the wall’s direction and profile first, then decide whether you want concealed fasteners or visible fastener heads.

Does Miramac install the panels?

Miramac manufactures the panels but doesn’t install them. Bring your installer into the job before the panel lengths and flashing details are finalized so those pieces match the building.