By Jenny Yu.
Marco Industries’ new Metal Roofing Gooseneck Vent is in the running for a METALCON 2025 Top Product Award, marking a notable recognition for the company’s latest innovation.
The Metal Roofing Gooseneck Vent is engineered specifically for metal roofs to help prevent leaks, protect property and assure ventilation, ideal for promoting superior airflow through kitchen and bathroom exhausts. Constructed from rugged 26-gauge Galvalume metal, it is compatible for roof pitches from 3/12 to 12/12, making it versatile for many roof designs. Available in 4-inch, 6-inch and 10-inch sizes and offered in a variety of colors, the vent includes a built-in water-tight damper duct that is quick to open and close while reliably keeping rodents, birds, debris and the elements out.
The Metal Roofing Gooseneck Vent also passed the Standard TAS 100 Wind-Driven Rain Test, which proves its ability to protect underlying roof components from moisture and the entire structure from leaks. The product comes with a 25-year prorated warranty, underscoring its quality, durability and long-term performance.
The METALCON Top Product Awards spotlight innovation in the metal industry every year for the past five years. The Metal Roofing Gooseneck Vent joins other standout nominees, including MetalCoffeeShop®’s Metal Coffee Conversations™. The top three award winning products will be determined via public online voting and will be announced live at a special onsite ceremony on October 22, 2025, the second day of METALCON.
You can also see the Metal Roofing Gooseneck Vent in person at Marco’s booth at METALCON, booth 6068. Ask the team your questions and explore Marco’s line of high-performing metal roofing solutions!
Learn more about how you can see Marco Industries’ Metal Roofing Gooseneck Vent at METALCON, and don’t forget to vote for your favorite metal innovations before the awards ceremony!
Learn more about MARCO Industries in their Coffee Shop Directory or visit www.marcoindustries.com.
Jenny Yu is a writer for The Coffee Shops™. When she's not writing, she loves visiting cozy coffee shops & bookstores, playing basketball, learning about oral history and spending time with loved ones.
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