Metal Roofing Sheets

Product Details:

Bare Galvalume Sheet (Galvalume Sheet) is roofing sheets that are made up of wrought iron–steel sheet galvanized with zinc. Colors are coated on these sheets as per the use and conditions. Galvanized steel sheets are mostly available in sinusoidal shapes.

Features :

The material of Construction :

These sheets are made up of stainless steel, aluminum, copper, tin and other metals. Materials like Plastisol, Silicone Polyester provide color to these sheets. The lining sheets are used for providing strong double skin cladding system in these sheets.

Dimensions and Color :

• Thickness: Standard thickness is available in 0.50mm (TCT). It is also available in thickness of 0.60mm (TCT)
• Color: These sheets are available in the variety of attractive colors that beautifully matches the building design and structure. The captivating colors can be red, merlin grey, blue, olive green or light grey.

Galvanization :

Materials like steel are highly susceptible to corrosion and there are also other serious threats due to pollution. So, to avoid these problems a coating of less corrosive materials like zinc is coated over steel sheets. This process is called galvanization and helps to give the excellent protection to the sheets for a long time.

Applications :

Product Details:

Pushpak Pro1100 sheet is a type of roofing or cladding sheet that features a trapezoidal shape, with parallel sides and non-parallel top and bottom edges. It is commonly used in industrial, commercial, and agricultural buildings as a roofing or wall cladding material. Trapezoidal profile sheets are typically made from metals such as steel or aluminum and are known for their strength, durability, and cost-effectiveness.

Product Details:

Polycarbonate profile sheets are known for their high-light transmission, allowing natural daylight to enter the interior spaces. This feature can reduce the need for artificial lighting during the day, leading to energy savings.

UV Protection: Many polycarbonate profile sheets are coated with UV-resistant layers to prevent degradation and maintain clarity over time, even in intense sunlight.