What is the standard width of IBR roof sheeting?

686mm
IBR roof sheeting is a square fluted profile with an effective covering width of 686mm, designed for use as side cladding or roofing material in commercial, industrial and residential buildings.

Which is better IBR or corrugated?

Ibr is stronger profile than corrugated because of the flat angles. If you want a roof that will never leak and last a very long time install Klip-Lok 700 as manufactured by Global Roofing Solutions.

What is the difference between corrugated and IBR?

Contrary to its name, corrugated iron is a steel roofing sheet, and has a classic S-rib profile. Inverted Box Rib (IBR) has a square fluted profile, and is currently the most popular corrugated roofing sheet, given its high strength-to-weight ratio, optimal loadspan consistency and effective drainage.

How long does IBR roof last?

Annual maintenance and necessary repairs need to be done to galvanised roofing to ensure it remains in good condition and to prevent water leaks. When properly maintained, this roofing option can last 20 years or more.

Can you paint IBR sheeting?

Paint Application IBR or corrugated roofing: Apply a primer or Fired Earth Extreme Roof to the prepared surface using a roller (wool or Synthetic type); brush or by airless spraying. Two coats are recommended for optimum durability and quality of finish.

What is IBR roof sheeting made of?

IBR Roof Sheeting is an inverted box rib profile that is available in galvanised, zincalume and a variety of coloured options that are more commonly known as Chromadek zinc or Colourplus aluminium zinc or Colorbond. IBR Roof Sheeting has a cover width of 0.686m.

Why is IBR roof sheeting a good choice?

Both IBR galvanised and Chromadek®sheeting can withstand years of punishment, as well as being lightweight (good for trusses). Contrary to popular belief, the sheet option is more expensive than choosing concrete tile covered roof. Sheets might seem easy and quick to install but be warned.

Is Chromadek better than IBR?

Chromadek is best, less maintenance and pretty cool. IBR is less maintenance for peaks etc than tiles but if painted will need painting before the tiles.

How wide is roof sheeting?

762mm is the cover width which allows for 1.5 rib overlap. Thus, the actual single sheet width of the corrugated sheet is 850mm wide.

Does IBR roof sheeting rust?

In South Africa zinc or galvanised IBR sheet is one of the most affordable roofing options and is installed on many homes in both rural and urban communities. One of the worst enemies of zinc or galvanised roofing is rust. Once rust gains a foothold it can quickly destroy a roof.

What is the best roof sheet?

Bitumen Roofing Sheets Bitumen roof sheets are one of the best priced roofing solutions on the market and are Roofinglines’ most affordable roofing sheets. Waterproof, low maintenance, lightweight and straightforward to install, bitumen sheets are a long-lasting option that can be modified to suit most roofing needs.

What is IBR roof sheeting?

IBR roof sheeting is a square fluted profile with an effective covering width of 686mm, designed for use as side cladding or roofing material in commercial, industrial and residential buildings. The name IBR is abbreviated from “Inverted Box Rib” and has become a household name in the African building industry.

What is the difference between IBR and wide span?

Widespan is a roofing and cladding profile designed as an economic alternative to IBR. Widespan offers greater spans and lower roof slopes than Corrugated sheeting with the same covering width. Widespan can be cranked, curved and bullnosed to customer specifications.

What is the difference between corrugated and wide span roofing?

Widespan offers greater spans and lower roof slopes than Corrugated sheeting with the same covering width. Widespan can be cranked, curved and bullnosed to customer specifications.

What is the minimum end lap for IBR roofing?

When IBR roof sheets are end-lapped the roof pitch should be considered. The minimum end laps for roof pitches in excess of 15° is 150 mm and for other roofs a minimum of 250 mm is recommended. End laps for side sheeting should be at least 100 mm.