Other

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Plastisol

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Steel

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Trapezoid

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Bespoke

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1000 mm

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Bespoke

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25 year

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4° (minimum).

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Through-fix, trapezoidal profiled, insulated roof panels.

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Carbon steel fasteners., 304 Grade stainless steel fasteners., 316 Grade stainless steel fasteners.

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FASS - Factory applied sidelap seal., 6 x 5 mm high grade butyl mastic sealant tape (Grade A, minimum 25 year guarantee).

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6 x 5 mm butyl mastic strip sealant (Grade A, minimum 25 year guarantee).

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Carbon steel fasteners., 304 Grade stainless steel fasteners., 316 Grade stainless steel fasteners.

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Carbon steel fasteners., 304 Grade stainless steel fasteners., 316 Grade stainless steel fasteners.

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Not required., In-plane GRP/polycarbonate factory assembled rooflights., Glazed rooflights on proprietary kerb upstands., Glazed barrel vaults on proprietary kerb upstands.

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PIR closed cell foam.

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Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® pre-finished steel., Colorcoat Prisma® pre-finished steel.

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32 mm high trapezoidal profile with a 333 mm pitch.

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Colorcoat® High Reflect pre-finished steel., Colorcoat® PE 15 pre-finished steel.

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Lightly planked.

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1000 mm.

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40 mm.

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All Trisomet panels have an internal reaction to fire classification of B-s2, d0.

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All Trisomet® panels when used as a roof achieve a Grade AA rating in accordance with BS 476-3 and B roof (T4) in accordance with EN 1187.

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As drawing.

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25/ 250 mm.

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Class B in accordance with ACR (M) 001:2005.

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28.5 dB.

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60 mm end lap extension plates may be required where three or more panels comprise the total roof slope.

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9.23 kg/m².

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0.46 W/m²K.

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United Kingdom

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Shotton Steel Works, Deeside CH5 2NH, UK

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Steel

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29.2 kg CO₂ eq/m²

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All steel elements are recyclable, with ‘end of life’ assumptions for recovered steel and steel recycling being 89% of steel is recycled, 10% of steel reused with 1% loss. We would point out that our panels can be separated using current shredding technology and can be recovered or recycled.

Data from 2012/13 Eurofer / National Federation of demolition contractors end of life survey.

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17 %

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40 year

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