Metal Roof Battens Sizes

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Metal roof battens sizes.

Traditional wood battens are a standard size of 1 x2 x4 and are constructed of a hardwood. Metal roofing 3x10 drip edge white corrugated tin. 75 x 45 90 x 35 90 x 45. Metal roofing 25 30 in.

Metroll roof battens are an effective alternative to timber battens or purlins. Twenty four inches is a common spacing of furring strips for a metal roof. There are several things to consider when determining whether or not to have your new metal roof installed over battens. This assumes a maximum batten spacing of 300mm and a maximum tile weight of 0 67 kpa.

Sheet metal metal roof panels 12 ft. Plastic battens have also made the scene in the last decade but are used far less often than the other types of battens. Batten to steel fixing. Timber battens for metal roofs come in a range of sizes.

As3623 domestic metal framing. Fasten the batten to every truss or rafter with a 10x16mm hex head self drilling screw minimum fixing size through each flange as shown below. Available in standard 0 55mm and 0 75mm gauge for cyclonic areas. Metal battens are used with metal roof panels.

Cyclonic roof batten 0 75mm bmt g550 40mm high. Metroll has a wide selection of structural steel products that are suitable for a variety of applications. Standard roof batten 0 55mm bmt g550 40mm high. Ideal for ceiling fixings roof trusses and as a substitute for purlins and girts in industrial buildings.

Suitable for kit sheds pre engineered buildings and in a variety of traditional construction applications. Roofing battens batten to timber fixing. Fasten the batten to every truss or rafter with a 12x40mm timber fixing screw minimum fixing size through each flange as shown below. By design some metal roofs must be installed over battens some must never be installed over battens and some can be installed over battens or solid decking.

Metroll roof battens may vary slightly between branches. Correctly measure the spacing of furring strips for a metal roof to further decrease condensation.