Standing Seam Zinc Roof Sheets

Zinc roofing sheets are available in a choice of profiles and pan widths including.

Standing seam zinc roof sheets.

Standing seam zinc roofing is a method that connects panels together to form the roof. 430 mm is a common width depending on the brand of zinc used. Rheinzink double lock standing seam roofing the double lock standing seam is a further development of the original hollow seam or the simple standing seam. The covering is then able to withstand a certain amount of foot traffic.

Standing seam warm roof on rigid insulation. Since 1966 rheinzink has manufactured zinc roofing zinc wall facade cladding zinc gutter systems and is currently the only zinc manufacturer with two alloys. The standing seam technique is particularly suitable for very large roof and facade surfaces and for structures located in regions of harsh climate which are often subject to strong winds heavy rain and snowfall mountain or continental climate. The standing seam roofing needs a continuous support behind it and normally uses an elzinc sheet thicknesses of between 0 65 and 0 8mm.

First mentioned in relevant literature in 1899 it is the preferred choice over other systems for roof pitches starting at approx. Standing seam warm roof on plywood bonded to phenolic foam. Corrugated for a new take on the traditional look standing seam long clean lines a range of rib height and pan width sizes super smart super elegant snaplock panel lengths up to 8 metres and suitable for roof. Standing seam warm roof on insulated metal faced panels.

Standing seam cold roof on vented plywood. It s common to see this type of roofing design for both roofs with pitches and flat roofs such as extensions. These panels tend to run vertical up the length of the roof. Standing seam g3.

Standing seam cold roof on open gap timber boarding. For aesthetic and technical reason the distance between seams on zinc roofing cladding should be less. Standing seam warm roof on cellular glass insulation. Optimum results for inclined roofs the double standing seam as a system for the roof covering has its origins in the related hollow seam and single standing seam systems.

The rheinzink double standing seam.