BP2 T18 ECO TK matt trapezoidal steel sheet, cut to length

Trapezoidal steel sheet is a practical choice for an economical roof or a cleanly finished façade. The ribs give a lightweight sheet its stiffness. This makes profiled steel useful both for new halls and for refurbishing garages or open-sided shelters. At SteelProfil, we help you select the profile, steel thickness and coating for the job so the finished cladding will last as well as fit the budget.

Large sheets cover successive bays quickly, giving roofers fewer joints to make. Their low weight makes them easier to transport and lift onto the roof. This matters on a new building and when replacing an old covering where extra weight is a concern. Suitability still depends on the roof design: choose the profile and steel thickness for the support spacing, pitch and expected loads.

Galvanised, aluminium-zinc coated and organically coated finishes suit different budgets and environments. Coloured steel can give a façade a uniform finish or pick out a part of the building. The protective coating helps prevent corrosion; regular inspections and cleaning preserve its appearance. Pay particular attention to the surface protection in damp or corrosive environments.

Trapezoidal sheets are used on warehouses, workshops, outbuildings, farm buildings and production halls. Shallow profiles are also used on façades, soffits, gates and screens. Deeper profiles can form structural roof decking when designed for that purpose. The family has many uses, but always select a wall or roofing profile for its intended application.

When comparing quotations, check effective cover width, overlaps, sheet lengths and the full set of accessories. Planning cuts and deliveries reduces waste and delays. Order the matching screws, seals and flashings for the ridge, eaves and verges with the sheets. Steel sheet is not thermal insulation: on a heated building the roof covering works with a separate insulation layer and the other components of the roof.

Stock lengths are often sufficient for a small shelter. A larger hall calls for a detailed sheet schedule. In both cases, planning the order helps keep work moving and makes good use of a lightweight, economical covering.

We offer first- and second-grade trapezoidal steel sheets, including stock batches for immediate supply. Second-grade material can be an economical choice where the characteristics of the individual batch are acceptable; we help you assess them before purchase. Promotions and competitive prices can help keep the project within budget. Choose stock lengths or enquire about sheets cut to length. Send us the roof or wall dimensions for a quotation including the accessories you need.