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Box Profile Steel Roofing Sheets & Cladding

Cardinal Steels provides box profile roofing sheets with a fast turnaround and delivery within seven days. The 32/1000 trapezoidal roofing sheets are available in a wide range of thicknesses and coatings. Our selection of box profile sheets includes galvanised, polyester, and Plastisol. We also offer 34/1000 box profile cladding which are 34mm in height and have a cover width of 1000mm. This size makes them ideal for a wide range of applications, from residential homes to commercial structures, warehouses, agricultural buildings, and more.

Box profile roofing sheets are one of the toughest and most versatile roofing types available. The combination of strong steel and sturdy box profile corrugations offers durability and resistance to impact or corrosion. Box profile sheets are a modern alternative to the traditional corrugated sheets to offer extra structural support. Their resilience makes them perfect for roofing and cladding storage, industrial units, warehouses, workshops, agricultural buildings, commercial projects, or garden buildings.

 

 

Box Profile Roofing Sheets Specifications

Our box section roofing sheets can be manufactured to any length, up to ten meters. Furthermore, the box profile sheets give a fitted coverage of 1000mm(1m) after overlapping. For example, ten sheets will cover a ten-meter width. Box profile cladding sheets are the most popular choice within the cladding and roofing industries across all sectors. Both the CS 32/1000 and 34/1000 are available with an anti-condensation backing, applied as a single skin sheet or twin skin in a built-up system.

The standard thickness for all Cardinal Steels’ box profile sheets is 0.7 mm. However, all are available in the 0.5 mm option used for wall cladding. Furthermore, they are simple to install and are easily maintained with minimum work.

Here at Cardinal Steels, we also offer a bespoke service where we will custom fold our steel roof sheets to match an obsolete profile.

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What Coatings Do We Offer?

We would always recommend Plastisol. Firstly, the product's finish has an excellent resistance to abrasion and corrosion. In addtion, the polyester is a fantastic product, suitable for both our box profile sheets and corrugated roofing sheets, but can be liable to scratching even if not handled with care whilst unloading and fitting.

Galvanized

  • Shiny/Dull silver colour in finish.
  • Available in 0.4mm up to 0.7mm thickness.
  • No Guarantee available.

Polyester

  • Gloss finish.
  • Available in 0.4mm up to 0.7mm thickness.
  • Up to 15 years guarantee.

Plastisol

  • Gloss finish.
  • Available in 0.4mm up to 0.7mm thickness.
  • Up to 25 years guarantee.

Colours Available

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Roofing Ancillary Products

This all depends on how you are using the roof sheets, but we offer a wide range of ancillary products to finish the job. From our range of Z-purlins made in our own factory and roof fixings to hold everything together. Through to flashing and trims to protect any loose edges and give your project the finishing touch.

View our colour chart but please be aware that all colour representations on the page are intended to be used as a general guide and indication. Cardinal Steels always recommends requesting a sample that a member of staff will be more than happy to send in the post. 

 

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    What Does 32/1000 Box Profile Mean?

    32/1000 box profile roofing sheets refers to the size and style of a metal roof panel and is one of the most popular profiles. 32/1000 box profile means the panel has a 32 mm depth profile, the span between each profile is 200 mm and each sheets covers 1000 mm.

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    How Long Does Box Profile Roofing Last?

    Generally, box profile roofing sheets last from 15 to 30 years, depending on the materials used and the climate. Cardinal Steels roofing materials all have a 30-year guarantee so once fitted you don’t need to worry.

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    What Is A Box Profile Roofing Sheet?

    Box profile roofing sheets are one of the toughest and most versatile roofing types available. Box profile sheets are a modern alternative to the traditional corrugated roofing sheets to offer extra structural support. They are installed in an overlapping pattern that resembles a box profile. This type of roofing system provides a longer lasting, weatherproof lap and durable roofing solution.

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    What Is Profile Sheet Cladding?

    Profile sheet cladding is a type of metal cladding system where panels made from metal sheets are joined together to form a continuous covering. This type of cladding is usually used to clad the exterior walls of buildings, providing a waterproof barrier, and helping to keep the building warm. Profile sheet cladding include both corrugated roofing sheets and box profile roofing sheets as a versatile and effective solution.

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    What Size Are Box Profile Sheets?

    The size of box profile roofing sheets vary depending on the manufacturer. Cardinal Steels provide the 32/1000 trapezoidal roofing sheets in a wide range of thicknesses and coatings. The standard thickness for all Cardinal Steels’ box profile sheets is 0.7 mm however, we can custom make depending on your requirements. Our selection of box profile sheets includes galvanised, polyester, and Plastisol.

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    What Materials Are Used For Box Profile Roofing?

    Box profile roofing sheets usually consist of metal sheets such as galvanised steel, polyester, plastisol HP200 leather grain, and plastisol HPS ultra.

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    What Is The Best Way To Install Box Profile Sheets?

    When installing box profile roofing sheets, it is important to ensure that the roof deck and purlins are secure, level, and able to support the weight of the roof. It is also best to use corrosion-resistant fixings suitable for the roofs environment.