1060 mm effective width.
Rib type roofing design.
Having a longer width results to less required roofing materials to cover a designated area.
Rib type and corrugated roofing profile modern versatile and economical rib type and corrugated profile in the country today.
As what have been mentioned they are the most cost effective design across the different profiles.
22 mm rib height.
Ideal for structures that require long span roofing.
This is manufactured using state of the art non oxidizing furnace technology.
This evidently yields lower total roofing cost.
It also looks particularly nice when combined with the color blue or brown.
This ribspan roof is made from premium superlume a steel substrate coated on both sides with an aluminum zinc alloy.
However the design is related to having a traditional or old feel.
In terms of durability the corrugated is the preferred one.
Our roof design goes against the trend.
Here s a little about the architectural design of our roof.
The rib type tends to be the cheaper and the most cost effective one among the three designs.
Increasingly elaborate roof designs are very popular especially for houses that are or aspire to be upscale.
For wall cladding the fasteners must be long enough to pass through the substrate cavity batten and into the solid framing by 30mm for timber and 6mm for steel.
Design 3 rib type roof.
Obviously this is on our personal preference.
Commonly called long span because it has the longest widest coverage.
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Fasteners that are used to secure six rib down as a roof cladding must penetrate into the purlin a minimum of 30mm for timber and 6mm for steel purlins.
The housing industry standard roofing profile this covers a larger area compared to its corrugated ancestor.
An attractive design best for residential commercial and industrial use.
Six rib fastener design.
This is the most popular and inexpensive choice for your roof sectioning or fencing needs.
Sometimes called rib because it has rows of raised lines.