Galvanised roof sheets
Plain galvanised and Aluzinc roof sheets for farm sheds, stores and industrial roofs, in any of our box profile patterns. Unpainted galvanised is the lowest-cost finish; Aluzinc adds corrosion life. Fire class A1.
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Compare the range
Declared values from manufacturer datasheets to EN 14509 and EN 13501. A dash means no rating is published.
| Product | Type | Core | Thickness | U @ 100 mm | Reaction to fire | Fire resistance | External fire |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H 28 | Box profile roofing and cladding sheet | Steel | up to 1.0 mm steel | – | A1 | – | BRoof(cwft) |
| R/W 1000 | 1000 mm cover roofing and wall sheet | Steel | up to 1.0 mm steel | – | A1 | – | BRoof(cwft) |
| SL 940 | Lightweight roofing and wall sheet | Steel | up to 1.0 mm steel | – | A1 | – | BRoof(cwft) |
| H 20 | Box profile roofing and cladding sheet | Steel | up to 1.0 mm steel | – | A1 | – | BRoof(cwft) |
Certifications on this range
Reaction to fire (EN 13501-1), fire resistance (EN 13501-2), external fire (EN 13501-5), EPD type III and CE marking. Classes depend on core and thickness and are confirmed at order.
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Galvanised or Aluzinc?
Galvanised (zinc) is the standard low-cost finish. Aluzinc (aluminium-zinc alloy) lasts longer in coastal or aggressive environments at a small premium.