Ag Panel

Ag panels are a cost-effective, durable, and classic option for barns, pole sheds, and detached garages. These exposed fastener panels, typically featuring a 3/4” rib height on 9” centers, are secured with screws roughly every two feet.

WB Exteriors delivers premium roll-form steel panel systems built to last. We're proud to use Midwest Metal panel systems — a trusted name in the industry — giving your project the perfect combination of durability, curb appeal, and long-term value.

From roofing to full wall systems, our experienced crew ensures every panel is installed right the first time. With a wide range of profiles and colors to choose from, we'll help you find the perfect fit for your property — all at competitive pricing.

Ag panels are ideal for pole barns, detached garages, wall systems, commercial facilities and farm buildings, including dairy parlors and turkey barns.

We do not recommend ag panels on a residential roof, although with extra steps they can be installed on a house. The reason we don’t recommend them on a house is because there will be thousands of exposed screws on your roof that are dependent on a neoprene gasket to keep the water out. If these leak, you will not notice it until it’s much too late to just simply repair. The metal is typically thin and the paint is a plain finish that fades fairly quickly. For a home, a standing seam metal roof is the better choice.

Ag Panel FAQ

What is an ag panel?

An ag panel is an exposed fastener steel panel, typically with a 3/4” rib on 9” centers, screwed down roughly every two feet. It is a cost-effective, durable choice for farm and outbuildings.

Where are ag panels used?

Barns, pole sheds, detached garages, wall systems, commercial facilities and farm buildings such as dairy parlors and turkey barns.

Can ag panels go on a house?

They can with extra steps, but we do not recommend it. A roof has thousands of exposed screws that depend on a rubber gasket to keep water out, and a leak often goes unnoticed until it is too late for a simple repair. The metal is thinner and the paint fades sooner. For a home we recommend a standing seam metal roof.

What is the difference between ag panel and standing seam?

Ag panels have exposed screws and are typically 28 to 30 gauge with a plain paint finish. Our standing seam panels have hidden fasteners, are 24 gauge and carry a Kynar 500 or similar finish.

Which ag panels do you use?

We install Midwest Metal panel systems, with a wide range of profiles and colors.

Do you install ag panels on walls as well as roofs?

Yes. We install ag panel roofing and full wall systems.

How do I get a price?

Ask for a free estimate or call (612) 518-8599.