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Steel
Building Projects specialise in the
manufacturing, design and erection of high
quality steel structures to any
specifications required by you. Quality is
of the utmost importance to us and all
products are supplied according to the
highest quality standards.
All
our buildings are manufactured using only
high
quality S355JR section steel for all components, such
as; rafters, gussets, columns,
cantilever sections and so on.
Sheeting
(cladding)
Roofs
- Sheeting
(cladding) profiles - IBR,
Widespan and Corrugated - View
Sheeting profiles example
Half-gable
& Gable-end cladding and Side
cladding
GENERAL
INFORMATION ON SHEETING
Since
IBR was introduced to the South
African market in 1958, it has become the
most popular sheeting used in the
construction of commercial and industrial
buildings. "IBR" is an angular
trapezoidal fluted profile sheet. Its bold
appearance makes it both attractive and
practical. IBR is an abbreviation
for Inverted Box Rib.
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The
general shape and appearance of the
trapezoidal flutes ensure that
"IBR" is totally acceptable
for use as roof and wall cladding. The
deep and broad flutes of the
"IBR" Type sheeting ensures
excellent drainage characteristics,
another characteristic that makes it
an ideal sheet for roofing
applications.
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"IBR"
offers optimum strength to weight and
is designed to provide the most
advantageous load/ span
characteristics consistent with
economy.
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"IBR"
offer the end user the option of
having strengthening ribs in the sheet
which help to remove oil canning from
the broad flute.
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"IBR"
can be factory cranked, curved and Bullnosed
to a wide range of radii
(see Bullnosing).
Widedek
(widespan) is also an angular
trapezoidal fluted sheet and is similar in
appearance to IBR profiled sheeting, the
difference being the cover width of the
sheet, and the depth of the flutes. IBR
sheeting has a cover width of 686mm
whereas widedek has a cover width of
760mm. The depth of the flutes on IBR
sheeting are normally 36,5mm and the depth
of 760 is 28,5mm. Using this type of
sheeting has some cost saving advantages.
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The
760 profile giving a better cover
width means a saving of ±10% on
sheeting purchased thus a cost saving.
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To
achieve the same coverage less sheets
are required to be erected, thus
saving time and labour.
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The
advantage of using 760 in place of the
sinusoidal corrugated profile is in
its strength, that is to say the
spanning capacity of 760 are greater
than the corrugated profile thus
requiring less purlins resulting in a
cost saving.
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760
Widedek can be factory cranked, curved
and bullnosed to a wide range of radii
(see Bullnosing).
Corrugated
Profile - are sinusoidal profile
sheets and can be used as roofing and
cladding material. With its origins dating
back to the Victorian era, its probably
the most commonly known sheeting profile
used in the world today.
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There
are two sizes of corrugated sheeting
on the market, 8½ Corrugated and 10½
Corrugated. The numbers 8½ and 10½
refer to the number of corrugations
across the width of the profiled
sheet.
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The
two types of corrugated sheeting have
different cover widths. 610 has a
cover width of 610mm and 762 has a
cover width of 762mm.
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The
fact that the corrugated profiled
sheeting has been around since before
the turn of the century proves that
this easy to use and effective method
of roofing and wall cladding is here
to stay.
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Corrugated
610/762 can be factory cranked to a
curve and bullnosed to a wide range of
radii (see Bullnosing).
Sheeting
options available:
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Galvanised
- this is the standard silver
coloured sheeting one sees all over
industrial areas.
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Chromadek®
- is available in 14 standard
colours: Fish Eagle White,
Kalahari Red, Kingfisher Blue,
Charcoal Grey, White Lion, Buffalo
Brown, Umhlanga Wave, Dark
Dolphin, Sandstone Beige, Aloe
Green, Azure Blue, Dove Grey,
Gemsbok Sand, Traffic Green. View
Chromadek® colours here.
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Aluzinc
- Read about
Aluzinc here
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Zincalume
- Read
some more about
Zincalume & Chromadek
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Bullnosed
sides - View
some
photos of bullnosed buildings
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Polycarb
sheeting - Read
about polycarb sheeting here
Doors
& Windows
Temperature
Control
Our
insulated panels are made of a
polystyrene (EPS) insulator and
cladded with 0.5mm galvanized
pre-painted chromadek steel. The steel
is bonded with a very strong steel 2
ply polyurethane glue.
These
panels are manufacture from 75mm
panels up to 250mm panels, depending
on your application.
For
packaging of the panels we use either
sticky plastic film on the chromadek or bubble wrap.
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