Which is the Right Type of Sheet?

The 32/1000 Box Profile, single skin sheeting has a robust strength thanks to its size. Each of the six profiles has a pitch of 200mm across the entire sheet, with a 32mm height. Many understandably prefer the appearance of this sheet because it’s lower in height and has fewer profiles, so it’s not quite so obtrusive, but this depends entirely on your project.

The 1240mm coated steel strip gives a width coverage of one-metre when lapped. Construction can be safely undertaken in roof applications down to a four-degree pitch. To fix in place, this sheet requires standard self- drilling fasteners through the lower end of the profile and can be used as a single skin, over existing roof cladding or even as part of a built-up insulation system. Available in either 0.5mm or 0.7mm thicknesses, Box Profile sheeting of this type works great as either cladding on the outside of a building or as roofing. As with other profiles, 32/1000 Box Profile is manufactured with a Polyester Paint, PVC Plastisol, or plain Galvanised coating to suit your budget or design.

Each Box Profile 34/1000 Roof Sheet will provide you with one-metre width coverage when lapped and can be made up to nine metres in length. If you require longer sheets please contact us for further information. Box Profile Sheeting is available in three finishes, Polyester Paint, PVC Plastisol and Galvanised, and comes in either 0.5mm or 0.7mm thicknesses to suit your project. The thinner sheet option is designed for exterior wall cladding, whereas the thicker sheets are recommended for roofing.

34mm deep sections of profile with seven ribs make up this 34/1000 Profile sheeting. It is fixed through the lower part of the profile to the purling using self- drilling TEK screws. Box Profile sheets are well-suited for domestic, commercial or agricultural purposes and are manufactured using Galvanised steel for corrosion-resistant properties.

Corrugated Roofing Sheets are the traditional, authentic profile type and can be cut to maximum lengths of six metres. Cladco 13/3 Corrugated Roof Sheets give a 990mm width coverage when installed by a minimum of one corrugation overlap. Up to 11 colours are available when choosing Corrugated Roofing Sheets, with either 0.5mm and 0.7mm sheet thicknesses available to suit your project. The lightweight properties of Corrugated roofing make this profile the popular choice for agricultural, commercial or domestic applications.

13/3 Corrugated sheeting requires purlin spaces closer together than the Box Profile 34/1000 for additional support. Due to the curved shape of these sheets, this profile is fixed to the purlin through the higher part using longer self-drilling TEK screws. Corrugated Roof Sheets can be used on roofs with a minimum pitch of ten-degrees.

Cladco Tile Form sheeting is a great way of achieving a traditional pantile effect without the hard work of installing individual tiles. Cladco 41/1000 Tile Form gives one-metre coverage when lapped and can be made to lengths of up to six metres. A superior roofing material, Tile Form is designed to last and is easy to install due to its lightweight properties. Tile Form sheeting is available as 0.6mm thickness and is provided in Graphite Grey, Copper Brown & Black colours.