galvanized corrugated sheets

Trapezoidal Sheets are an economical roofing and elevation material. A wide choice of profiles – height ranging from 6 mm to 160 mm – and types of sheets (various coatings) allows for various uses on roof and elevations, gates and fences, as well as load-bearing structures in individual and industrial building.

A low profile trapezoidal sheet can be used for elevation (T6 – T60) and roofing (T14 – T60) surfaces of houses, garages and small commercial buildings. Higher profiles, due to their durability, are used for wide-span roofs and load-bearing structures. The highest group of profiles (T50 – T160) are used while building large industrial, service and trading facilities, and the highest of all profiles are used for wide-span load-bearing structures (large surface isolated flat roofs) and for ceilings.

Trapezoidal Sheets are characterized by durability, construction rigidity and economy of use.

Use:

Trapezoidal sheets are produced out of steel zinc coated sheets, aluzinc sheets, coated sheets or coated aluminium sheets (sheet gauge ranges from 0,50 to 1,50 mm).

In order to increase the acoustic values within a building where trapezoidal sheets have been applied, there is the possibility of sheet perforation. Variations of perforations for a given profile are presented in the attached cross section

Steel tile is an elegant and durable roof covering suitable for all types of steep roofs. Combining traditional and modern solutions it is used for raising houses, outbuildings, sacral buildings and for renovation of old roofs.Steel tile is profiled out of sheets coated with zinc on both sides and covered with several layers of varnish, which guarantees longevity. It is one of the lightest roof materials, which is a big advantage, as it does not require the use of heavy roof truss structure. The weight of materials is very significant in the case of old roof renovation, because after changing the tiles to light steel tiles the roof structure does not need strengthening. One square meter of steel tile roofing weighs about 4,7 kg, which makes it almost 10 times lighter than traditional ceramic tiles. (For example cement fibre sheets weigh 20kg/1m2, ceramic roofing 50kg/1m2, plain tile – up to 70kg/1m2). The wide range of colours and the possibility of adjusting steel tiles to various surfaces allows for fitting the roof to elevation and surrounding. Thanks to producing sheets of defined length, the number of wasted material is cut down to minimum.

galvanized corrugated sheets