Profiled steel sheet 01
PS-13-88-880
mmCommonly used as a roof liner sheet or internal wall liner, with a clean profile suitable for exposed interior applications.
Dimensioned cross-sections for the roof and wall profiles, floor decking and steel bar truss deck we supply alongside a structural steel package. For specification and take-off — not a price list.
43 profiles · all dimensions in mm · click any drawing to enlarge
Commonly used as a roof liner sheet or internal wall liner, with a clean profile suitable for exposed interior applications.
Commonly used as a roof liner sheet or internal wall liner, with a clean profile suitable for exposed interior applications.
Commonly used as a roof liner sheet or internal wall liner, with a clean profile suitable for exposed interior applications.
Designed for partial facade cladding and architectural detailing where a shallow, regular profile is required.
Used as a load-bearing roof deck and installed above the roof purlins.
Used as a load-bearing roof deck and installed above the roof purlins.
Intended for exterior wall cladding, including applications on taller buildings.
A widely used exterior wall profile, particularly suited to vertical installation.
Exterior wall cladding profile suitable for either horizontal or vertical installation.
Exterior wall cladding profile primarily intended for horizontal installation, including use on taller buildings.
A horizontal wall cladding profile suited to medium-height buildings and architectural facade applications.
A shallow horizontal wall cladding profile intended for lower-height buildings.
Wall cladding profile installed to create a recessed corrugated appearance.
Wall cladding profile installed to create a raised corrugated appearance.
Wall cladding profile with a formed edge overlap designed to create a tight panel joint.
Factory-curved sheet for curved roof applications, supplied ready for on-site installation.
Factory-curved sheet for curved roof applications, supplied ready for on-site installation.
Factory-curved sheet for curved roof applications, supplied ready for on-site installation.
Roofing profile with a 360-degree seamed joint designed to provide a weather-tight roof covering.
Roofing profile with a 180-degree seamed joint, combining panel strength with weather resistance.
Roofing profile with a 360-degree seamed joint, designed for weather resistance and panel strength.
Roofing profile with a 180-degree seamed joint, selected according to the roof drainage design to improve material utilization.
Lightweight aluminum-magnesium-manganese roofing material with corrosion-resistant characteristics.
High-strength roofing profile intended for heavy-rainfall areas and roofs with wider purlin spacing.
Roof daylighting panel available in profiles matched to the roof sheet. Metal edge pieces may be used for special overlap conditions.
Thermal and fire-protection insulation for building envelopes; common options include glass wool and rock wool.
Factory-finished insulated roof panel designed for efficient on-site installation, thermal insulation, and fire protection.
Factory-finished insulated wall panel designed for efficient on-site installation, thermal insulation, and fire protection.
Insulated roof panel with polyurethane edge treatment at both sides to improve the seal and insulation at panel overlaps.
Concealed-fixing insulated wall panel with no exposed self-tapping screws, designed for a clean appearance and weather resistance.
A steel bar truss is formed from three straight bars arranged in a triangular section and resistance-welded to two continuous wavy web bars. The deck assembly comprises upper and lower chord bars, web bars, bottom formwork, and support bars. Chord bars use HRB400 or HRB300 steel; web bars use HRB400 or equivalent cold-rolled round steel; bottom formwork uses Q235 cold-rolled or galvanized steel sheet.
Standard range: chord bars 6–12 mm, web bars 4–8 mm, truss height 70–270 mm, bottom formwork width 576 or 600 mm, bottom formwork thickness 0.4–0.8 mm, panel lengths 1.0–12.0 m. Sizes outside this range are quoted against your design.
Welding the truss to the bottom formwork in the factory removes most on-site bar placement, shortens the construction programme, and holds dimensional accuracy. The completed formwork leaves a flat soffit.
On site the deck spans between steel beams and acts as permanent formwork; support bars carry the wet concrete load, and the truss works compositely with the slab once cured. Support reinforcement (vertical and horizontal) is placed on site to the structural design, and shear studs are welded through the formwork where composite action with the steel beam is required.
Can serve as permanent formwork for cast-in-place concrete and work compositely with the concrete slab, helping shorten the construction programme.
Features a male-female interlocking joint that supports convenient installation and on-site alignment.
A deeper, higher-strength floor deck profile suited to applications with wider steel-beam spacing.
A deep floor deck profile designed for efficient material use, cost control, and high load-bearing capacity.
A high-strength floor deck profile that may reduce concrete consumption under equivalent design conditions while maintaining the required strength.
Designed around a 1,150 mm-wide input sheet to balance structural stability with material efficiency.
Suitable for standard loading conditions, helping reduce on-site work and shorten the construction programme.
A closed-type floor deck that provides a flat soffit after slab completion. It is designed for 1,000 mm-wide input material and efficient processing.
One of the closed-type floor deck profiles available for selection according to the structural design.
One of the closed-type floor deck profiles available for selection according to the structural design.
One of the closed-type floor deck profiles available for selection according to the structural design.
One of the closed-type floor deck profiles available for selection according to the structural design.
Cladding and decking are supplied alongside the structural steel, on the same set of drawings and the same delivery — so purlin spacing, fixings, flashings and gutters are coordinated by one party rather than negotiated between two. If your cladding is already sourced locally, we quote structure only; the quotation is itemised either way, so you can compare like with like.
Factory-finished insulated panels with a fire rating (EN 13501 or ASTM E84), a PIR core, or cold-store tongue-and-groove sealing are supplied through a partner plant — tell us the rating you need before we quote. Site-composited panels (profiled sheet with rock wool or glass wool) are supplied directly.