Industrial Roof Sheeting and Rainscreen Cladding
The Fishtank, Northallerton.
520m² of composite roof sheeting and architectural wall panels, using specialist curvature techniques to achieve the building’s distinctive design while ensuring long-term performance.
Oversheeting and Insulation upgrade
Velocity UK, Sunderland.
1,500m² industrial roof refurbishment and thermal upgrade, completed over 8 weeks while the building remained fully operational.
Cut Edge Corrosion (Cold-Applied Liquid Coating Treatment)
500m² of cut-edge corrosion around the roof sheet laps and ends, providing a cost-effective waterproofing solution to address persistent leaks and extend the life of the existing roof.
Find Out MoreFAQ about Roof Sheeting & Cladding
What is industrial roof sheeting?
Industrial roof sheeting refers to profiled metal roofing systems used to provide weather protection to commercial and industrial buildings. Depending on the building and specification, systems can include single-skin sheets, built-up roofing systems and composite panels.
What is the difference between industrial roof sheeting and cladding?
Roof sheeting is primarily used to form the external roof covering, while cladding is generally used on the external walls of a building. Both form important parts of the building envelope and can be specified as part of the same industrial roofing project.
What type of industrial roof is best for a warehouse?
There is no single roofing system that is best for every warehouse. The appropriate system depends on factors including the existing structure, insulation requirements, building use, roof design, condensation risk, fire requirements and project budget. A roof survey and assessment can help determine the most appropriate solution.
How long does industrial roof sheeting last?
The service life of an industrial roofing system depends on the materials used, installation quality, environmental exposure, maintenance and the condition of associated components.
Regular inspection and maintenance can help identify deterioration before it develops into more significant problems.
What is industrial roof overcladding?
Overcladding involves installing a new roofing system over an existing roof rather than completely removing the existing roof covering.
Where technically suitable, overcladding can provide a way of improving waterproofing and thermal performance while avoiding some of the disruption associated with complete roof replacement.