Roof & Wall Cladding — Profile Range
IBR 686, corrugated 8.5/76 and 10.5/76 and wide-span 760 side by side — ribs, pitch, rib height and effective cover, with the widths that are commonly confused.
Download PDF · 1 pageOne-page specification sheets for the standard profiles we build tooling for — geometry, thickness and coating range, installation data, and the standards each product is specified to.
Every figure in these sheets is the published value of the profile or the standard it is specified to — standard designations such as SANS 10400-L, EN 508-1, EN 10346, AS/NZS 4600, AISI S100, ASTM C645/C955. Where a value differs between producers (the 8.5/76 cover width, for example), the sheet says so instead of picking one. Coating class, steel grade and tooling for your order are confirmed at quotation.
IBR 686, corrugated 8.5/76 and 10.5/76 and wide-span 760 side by side — ribs, pitch, rib height and effective cover, with the widths that are commonly confused.
Download PDF · 1 pageThe standard southern African inverted-box-rib profile: 686 mm cover, five ribs at 171.5 mm centres, 36.5–37 mm rib height, 0.30–0.80 mm BMT and the 7.5° minimum pitch.
Download PDF · 1 pageBoth 76 mm-pitch corrugated profiles: cover widths, 17.5 mm rib height, end and side lap requirements and the sealing rule below a 16° pitch.
Download PDF · 1 pageLipped Z and C purlins and lipped channels, with the section series as specified in Europe, Australia/NZ, North America and South Africa, and the design basis for each.
Download PDF · 1 pageLoad-bearing and non-load-bearing framing to the imperial nomenclature: how to read 600S162-54, the mil/gauge thickness series and the standards behind them.
Download PDF · 1 pageComposite floor deck and roof deck in 1.5 in., 2 in. and 3 in. depths on 36 in. panels, with gauges, coating and the SDI standards the profiles are written around.
Download PDF · 1 pageDouble-skin metal-faced panels with PIR, PUR or mineral wool cores — core options compared, panel thickness range, joint types and the U-value and fire route.
Download PDF · 1 pageMain tees, cross tees and wall angles: 600 × 600 and 600 × 1200 modules, main runners at 1200 mm centres, finishes and the load classes of ASTM C635.
Download PDF · 1 pageRoll-formed steel shutters for industrial and commercial openings — construction, drive options, and what EN 13241 requires a door to declare.
Download PDF · 1 pageLadder, perforated tray and channel tray with the standard width series (imperial and metric), fitting radii and finishes, to IEC 61537 and NEMA VE 1 / VE 2.
Download PDF · 1 pageRoad restraint systems built to the performance class the project calls for — containment level, working width, dynamic deflection and impact severity, to EN 1317 and AASHTO M180.
Download PDF · 1 page41 × 41 strut channel, 41 × 21 and back-to-back 41 × 82, plus C-rails and light purlins: thicknesses, slot pitch, ISO 1461 galvanising and the governing wind uplift case.
Download PDF · 1 pageSections with a stiffening rib in the web for long-span roofs: bay widths up to about 15 m, roof slopes to 25°, S450 galvanised steel and design to EN 1993-1-3.
Download PDF · 1 pageThe wide-span trapezoidal profile in full: five ribs at 191 mm centres, 760 mm cover, 29 mm rib height — and why it needs fewer fixings than 686 mm IBR.
Download PDF · 1 pageConcealed-fixed panels: 12–18 in. widths, seam heights of 1–3 in. with 1.5 in. and 2 in. most common, snap-lock versus mechanically seamed, and the minimum slope.
Download PDF · 1 page5 in. and 6 in. K-style rainwater systems with the profile heights, flow capacities and roof areas each size serves, plus downpipe and component options.
Download PDF · 1 pageAdjustable pallet racking members — uprights, step beams, bracing — and why a bay capacity comes from the frame design: EN 15512 in Europe, AS 4084 in Australia/New Zealand, including the accidental impact rule.
Download PDF · 1 pageThe inch-system corrugated profiles: 2.5 in. pitch with 24 in. wall and 21.33 in. roof coverage, 7/8 in. corrugated, the 29/26/24 ga weights and the 3:12 minimum pitch.
Download PDF · 1 pageDrywall framing in metric sizes: 51, 64, 76, 92 and 150 mm studs, 35 mm flanges, 0.50–1.5 mm BMT, 2,700 and 4,800 mm stock lengths, to EN 14195.
Download PDF · 1 pageTile-effect pressed sheets and granule-coated steel tiles: the typical 420 mm tile module and 1,300–1,350 mm tile length, 0.35–0.55 mm coated steel — with an honest note that the raster is system specific and matched to your existing roof.
Download PDF · 1 pageFive-rib, six-rib and deep-rib trapezoidal profiles with nominal covers around 760 mm, rib heights of 25–46 mm, and the pitch rule for ribs of 30 mm or more.
Download PDF · 1 pageProfiled steel sheeting for composite slabs to EN 1994: 60 mm and 80 mm deck depths with the unpropped span guidance of about 3 m and 4.5 m, and why the dovetail shape matters.
Download PDF · 1 pageSteel-polyurethane-steel sectional doors: 40 mm and 80 mm panels in Europe, 1 in./2 in./3 in. in North America, U-factors around 0.10–0.20 and what EN 13241 makes a door declare.
Download PDF · 1 pageThe paperwork side of a roll-formed order: how a section is designated, the tolerances and edge/length conditions of EN 10162, the GD steel grades and the coating classes — and why section properties are calculated, not tabulated.
Download PDF · 1 pageRoll-formed ductwork: rectangular duct with Pittsburgh or snap-lock seams, spiral round duct and oval duct, with the pressure and leakage classes that decide the gauge.
Download PDF · 1 pageLGSF for panelised and modular buildings: C studs, U tracks, noggings and trusses, 0.55–2.0 mm BMT, and the design codes the frame is engineered to.
Download PDF · 1 pageInsulated panels for cold rooms and cleanrooms: 60–200 mm thickness, PIR/PUR or mineral wool cores, cam-lock joints and the hygiene and fire requirements.
Download PDF · 1 pageHand-loaded storage systems compared by span and load per level — light-duty, medium-duty and longspan — with the members and the design basis.
Download PDF · 1 pageThe trims every cladding job needs: ridge, barge, valley, eaves and fascia, corner trim and closures — thicknesses, lengths and why they are ordered with the sheet.
Download PDF · 1 pageFabricated box gutters, sumps, rainwater heads and overflow for commercial roofs, sized from roof area and rainfall intensity rather than from a catalogue.
Download PDF · 1 pageHook-on and ladder steel planks: 225/250/320 mm widths, 1.0–4.0 m lengths, and why the working load is a tested value for the finished plank.
Download PDF · 1 pageRoll-formed palisade, welded mesh panel and barrier systems with heights, pale and wire sections, and the galvanised plus powder-coat finish.
Download PDF · 1 pageInternal linings: concealed-fix liner panels in 300 and 600 mm covers, tile panels for modular ceilings, acoustic panel options and where each is used.
Download PDF · 1 pageRoll-formed frames and steel leaves for industrial and security openings — frame profiles, leaf construction, and why a fire rating belongs to a tested doorset, not to the steel thickness.
Download PDF · 1 pageCold-formed mezzanine structures for warehouse fit-out: columns, beams, deck, edge protection and access, with the imposed load as the first number to fix.
Download PDF · 1 pageGround PV structures: helical or driven piles, raking posts, rails, bracing and module clamps — with wind uplift as the governing case and the pile test as the design input.
Download PDF · 1 pageSnow retention and fall-protection items for metal roofs: clamped guards for standing seam, fixed guards for profiled sheets, and rated anchor points for maintenance access.
Download PDF · 1 pageEnclosed cable routing: wall and floor trunking with lids, covers and accessories, the sizes available, IP ratings and the difference from cable tray.
Download PDF · 1 pageWhat can be done to a section after forming: in-line punching and pre-piercing, slots, notching and cut-to-length — and the five things an enquiry has to define before a price is meaningful.
Download PDF · 1 pageComposite decking with a welded rebar truss: 0.8–1.2 mm base sheet, truss heights of 70–200 mm, and why the construction stage sets the unpropped span.
Download PDF · 1 pageThese sheets cover the profiles we are asked for most. If your section is not here, send the drawing or the designation you are working to and we will confirm tooling, coil width and delivery — including bespoke and non-standard sections. You can also start from the standard profile library or the machine range.