Traditional roofing systems installed over wood framed structures often face long term issues with leaks, fastener fatigue, thermal movement, and weather related deterioration. The Butler CMFR-24 Roof Panel helps eliminate these challenges by bringing Butler’s proven standing seam roof technology to conventionally framed and wood framed building applications.

Using the same 360 degree Pittsburgh double-lock seam and floating clip technology found in Butler standing seam systems, the CMFR-24 allows the roof assembly to expand and contract naturally during temperature changes without placing stress on seams or fasteners. The result is a durable, weathertight roofing solution engineered for long term performance and reduced maintenance.

The CMFR-24 system can also incorporate rigid insulation boards and thermal assemblies to help improve energy efficiency and achieve targeted insulation performance requirements for modern building applications.

The CMFR-24 Roof Panel combines the long term performance and reliability of Butler standing seam roof systems with the flexibility required for conventionally framed and wood framed structures. Instead of relying on exposed fasteners that can loosen over time due to expansion and contraction, the CMFR-24 utilizes Butler’s floating clip technology and mechanically seamed roof design to maintain long term structural and weathertight performance.

Because the roof system is designed to move naturally with changing temperatures, stress on the roof panels, seams, and attachment points is significantly reduced. This helps improve roof longevity while minimizing maintenance and leak risks over time.

The CMFR-24 is ideal for projects requiring premium standing seam roof performance, improved thermal efficiency, and a clean architectural appearance while maintaining compatibility with wood framed construction methods.