You ll need to work with your supplier to decide what s right for you.
Roofing iron profiles nz.
Corrugate is available in zincalume galvsteel colorsteel endura and colorsteel maxx.
For over 50 years dimond roofing has been a leading supplier to the new zealand construction industry.
Corrugate profile is cost effective and versatile able to handle a wide range of roofing and wall cladding applications.
Roofing iron for sale in new zealand.
It plays a large role in the look of your house.
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Corrugate roofing is a timeless classic and one of new zealand s most used roofing profiles.
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These products are used by homeowners commercial building owners builders and farmers across the country.
Roofing industries introduces a new zealand first true oak corrugate the first major advance in metal corrugated roofing and cladding for over 70 years.
A new zealand inspired design and the most popular profile of the eurotray fam ily.
Solar rib is an attractive linear roofing profile that is expressive in its design.
Each of our colorsteel suppliers have their own range of profiles and some profiles have a minimum pitch.
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Corrugate profile can also be bullnose curved.
We offer the leading range of long run roofing cladding architectural tray and solar roofing products across new zealand.
Metalcraft are proud to be using steel from new zealand steel.
For great design to truly stand the test of time and to stand up to some of new zealand s toughest conditions it needs to be made from a product that s equally robust.
Metalcraft roofing are members of the roofing association new zealand and the new zealand metal roofing manufacturers incorporated.
High quality steel from the roofing store is the obvious choice.
Roll formed to the gentle curved profile this corrugated iron roofing is light strong and functionally versatile making it popular for domestic rural and commercial uses.
The profile is the curve or wave of the steel.
