TATA steel roofing or similar

[BigRobCanUFixIt]

Hello all,

I was working on a site where this was being used on some outbuildings in a light industrial yard. The guy had used it on some full steel structures and made some wooden stuctures with the same roof material also.

Could this be used on a flat roof with a relatively small pitch? Is there any suppliers of this type of system to DIY type people?

I was thinking of using the type with the insulation built into it. Im not sure this is going to be as straighforward as I am imaginnig at the moment.

Any advice wouldbe greatly apreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Rob

 

[Xenon]

Tata is Corus, and the sheet you talk of is composite panel, which can go on shallow pitch. Flashings to match also. Usually trade only, but someone might have some lying around.

 

[hammerswinger]

This is the sort of stuff I think you're on about:

http://www.kingspanpanels.co.uk/Products/Roofs

Great stuff but quite expensive, you can get it that looks like roof tiles as well.


Cheers.

 

[BigRobCanUFixIt]

thanks for the replies. Im liking the look of the kingspan stuff now.

Rob

 

[hardmetalking]

Standing seam stainless steel (uginox) can go as low as 3 degrees, have you looked at this option?