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Specs (gauge, length, coverage, weight) follow standard residential conventions, but our building materials are not currently sold with code-compliance certifications (ASTM, UL, etc.). If your code official requires documented testing for a specific assembly — e.g. wind-resistance testing on synthetic underlayment, or fire-rating on an ice-and-water shield — contact us before specifying and we'll confirm what documentation is available on a SKU-by-SKU basis.

Yes. Larger orders ship from our Michigan warehouse on standard 40" × 48" pallets, and full-container or partial-container quantities can be sourced direct. Email sales@shorelinebrand.com with a takeoff and we'll quote.

Specs are shown in both. Aluminum trim coil is most often spec'd in thousandths-of-an-inch (.018", .024") in the US, while our manufacturing partners spec in mm. We carry both on every spec table so you can match a takeoff against either standard without doing conversion math on site.

The Black soffit is 0.38mm and the White is 0.40mm — a real and intentional spec difference, not a typo. For most residential soffit applications the 0.02mm spread is below the threshold a builder will notice or specify against, but we list both so the spec sheet is honest. Both are well within the 0.35–0.45mm range typical of residential aluminum soffit.

In-stock SKUs ship in 3–5 business days from Michigan. Out-of-stock or larger-than-warehouse-quantity orders ship 40–45 days after the PO lands, which is standard container lead time from origin. We'll confirm the schedule on every quote.