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. Thicknesses range between 0.3mm up to 0.8mm and lengths can be cut to the customers’ specifications.
IBR roofing is popular with the local market due to the diversity in its application, which includes everything from domestic housing and carports to industrial roof coverings and side cladding.
IBR Roofing Sheets Suppliers are available in Galvanised finish from 0.25mm up to 0.58mm, and in Chromadek finish from 0.3mm up to 0.58mm.
The Chromadek sheeting is available in a range of different colours to suit any application.
IBR is an abbreviation for Inverted Box Rib, an angular trapezoidal fluted profile sheet with a bold appearance which makes it both attractive and practical.
IBR is an abbreviation for Inverted Box Rib, an angular trapezoidal fluted profile sheet with a bold appearance which makes it both attractive and practical.
- IBR is designed to provide the most advantageous load/span characteristics consistent with economy.
- IBR offers stiffening ribs in the sheet which help to remove oil canning from the broad flute.
- IBR can be factory cranked, curved and bullnosed to a wide range of radii.
Lengths and Roof Pitch
When using IBR sheeting the recommended minimum pitch for roof slopes in excess of 15m is 7.5° and for slopes less than 15m is 5°. |
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IBR sheeting can be ordered in any length, subject to transport limitations, up to 13,2m. Longer lengths require special transport arrangements.
Fixing Tips
- Always take note of our “anti capillary kink” which is a feature designed to stop leaks during heavy weather through capillary action.
- Make sure that the kinked side is always overlapped by the plain side.
