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PRODUCT GUIDE Roofing and Cladding Technology PRODUCT GUIDE roofing and cladding technology Product Guide.indd 1 17/06/2016 12:56:40 INTRODUCTION PRODUCT PORTFOLIO & ACCREDITATIONS ROOF PROFILES WALL PROFILES DECKING & SPECIALIST PROFILES LINER SHEETS (inc. acoustics) ANCILLARY ITEMS CURVED SHEET, NON DRIP, FLASHINGS, GUTTERS, COVERGRID SPACER SYSTEM ROOFLIGHTS TYPICAL DETAILS & SPECIFICATIONS STORAGE & HANDLING, INSTALLATION & COLOUR CHART roofing and cladding technology Mansfield Road, Bramley Vale, Chesterfield S44 5GA Tel: 01246 858222 Fax: 01246 858223 www.coverworld.co.uk [email protected] Product Guide.indd 2 17/06/2016 12:56:40 COVERWORLD ­­The confidence, skill and loyalty of the highly experienced team at Coverworld has helped the company grow from its humble origins in 1990 to become one of the country’s leading independent rollformers, able to offer one INTRODUCTION of the largest varieties of profiled sheet of any UK rollformer, processing in excess of 25,000 tonnes of coil per annum. Success More recently ISO certification has been gained is based on one basic strategy - a team together with the CE marking of Coverworld of people with experience, enthusiasm products to further enhance the companies and the same desire to satisfy customer reputation for quality. requirements. The company has secured orders for supplying The move to our current, 10,000m2 hi-tech, profiled metal cladding and associated products purpose built premises situated within 1mile for numerous large and prestigious projects in of the UKs motorway network only served to the UK whilst also supplying products worldwide strengthen and enhance Coverworlds reputation to France, Iceland, Jamaica, Africa, Tasmania for exemplary service. Our fleet of modern and the Falkland Isles. Whilst supplying larger vehicles, the majority of which have self offload projects forms the majority of Coverworld’s facilities, are all monitored by a state of the art business the company ensures that all orders satellite tracking system which allows us to large and small receive the same attention from inform customers exactly where their deliveries enquiry stage to completion. are at any point in time thereby minimising costly waiting time on site. Coverworlds growth is attributed to ‘the company’s practical yet flexible approach to Over the years Coverworld has gained business, which permits the designer, architect, a reputation for supplying high quality engineer or contractor to choose one source products at very competitive prices with great of supply from a versatile range of products emphasis being placed on customer service, that meet most specification requirements a policy which enables the company to either independently or as a complete building compete with and on many occasions beat the package, but, just as important, that are backed mill owned competition. The high quality of the by a reliable, professional service of technical products used is of great importance and raw advice, guarantees and insurance’. materials are sourced from around the globe, being chosen only after a stringent quality review to ensure their suitability. roofing and cladding technology Mansfield Road, Bramley Vale, Chesterfield S44 5GA Tel: 01246 858222 Fax: 01246 858223 www.coverworld.co.uk [email protected] Product Guide.indd 3 17/06/2016 12:56:41 PROJECT PORTFOLIO roofing and cladding technology Mansfield Road, Bramley Vale, Chesterfield S44 5GA Tel: 01246 858222 Fax: 01246 858223 www.coverworld.co.uk [email protected] Product Guide.indd 4 17/06/2016 12:56:41 PROJECT PORTFOLIO roofing and cladding technology Mansfield Road, Bramley Vale, Chesterfield S44 5GA Tel: 01246 858222 Fax: 01246 858223 www.coverworld.co.uk [email protected] Product Guide.indd 5 17/06/2016 12:56:42 PROJECT PORTFOLIO roofing and cladding technology Mansfield Road, Bramley Vale, Chesterfield S44 5GA Tel: 01246 858222 Fax: 01246 858223 www.coverworld.co.uk [email protected] Product Guide.indd 6 17/06/2016 12:56:43 CE Marking - How Does This Affect You? As of 1st July 2013 all profiled steel sheeting supplied in the UK market has to carry a CE mark. CE marking is mandatory for all construction products which are covered by one of the harmonised technical specifications which can be either a European Technical Assessment or a Harmonised European Standard. As of the above date this regulation has become EU law, has been adopted by the ACCREDITATIONS United Kingdom and sees the most significant change in recent times to the way in which construction products are sold in this country. The CPR (Construction Products Regulation) uses the CE mark to show that a manufacturers products comply in full and to this end the Coverworld group of companies has undertaken an extensive programme of testing and certification to ensure it’s products, where necessary, comply with these new regulations and meet requirements for use. Where necessary all product labelling will carry the CE mark as will all relevant delivery paperwork together with invoices. Supply of certification and a DoP can be undertaken on request, please contact Coverworld on 01246 858222 for more information or help in understanding how these changes may affect you. ISO 9001 Accreditation Coverworld UK Ltd has achieved the internationally recognised ISO9001, establishing it as one of the leaders in it’s field. The independent assessment was conducted by the leading Certification Body, the British Assessment Bureau and demonstrates Coverworld UK Ltd’s commitment to customer service and quality in delivery. ISO9001 was first introduced in 1987 and requires organisations to demonstrate that they do what they say they do and that they have a quality management system in place to ensure consistency and improvement; leading to high levels of performance and customer satisfaction. Certified organisations are committed to continuous improvement and are assessed annually to ensure progress is being maintained. The benefits of holding the ISO9001 accreditations include; Streamlining an organisations procedures. Bringing consistency to an organisations working practice. Reducing errors and costs. Enhanced status. Competitive advantage. roofing and cladding technology Mansfield Road, Bramley Vale, Chesterfield S44 5GA Tel: 01246 858222 Fax: 01246 858223 www.coverworld.co.uk [email protected] Product Guide.indd 7 17/06/2016 12:56:43 Product Reference The following information has been compiled in order to help you decide which of our products will be suitable for your specific needs. Standard Straight Sheeting Profile Min Length* Standard Range Max Length** 32/1000 Roof & Wall 700mm 1000mm - 10000mm 14000mm 34/1000 Roof & Wall 800mm 1000mm - 10000mm 14000mm 38/914 Roof & Wall 800mm 1000mm - 10000mm 14000mm 24/1000 Roof & Wall 800mm 1000mm - 8000mm 8000mm Cover 6 Sinusoidal 800mm 1000mm - 10000mm 14000mm 131/2 /3 Sinusoidal 800mm 1000mm - 8000mm 8000mm 20/1000 Liner 700mm 1000mm - 6000mm 6000mm 32/1000 Liner 700mm 1000mm - 10000mm 14000mm * Sheets less than 1000mm in length will be subject to a cutting surcharge. ** Sheets over the standard range length could be subject to special carriage charges as well as having to allow for specialist offloading requirements on site. Curved Sheeting Max Sheet Minimum Minimum Self Curving Profile Length * Int Radius Straight Leg *** Radius **** 32/1000 Roof & Liner 7500mm 300mm 150mm 40000mm 34/1000 Roof & Wall 7500mm 300mm** 150mm 40000mm 38/914 Roof & Wall 7500mm 300mm 150mm 45000mm 24/1000 Roof & Wall 7500mm 300mm 150mm 35000mm Cover 6 Sinusoidal 7500mm 300mm 150mm N/A 20/1000 Liner 6000mm 300mm 150mm 30000mm * The max sheet length is dependent on the type of curve. ** This radius is only achievable when using a 0.7mm thick material. PRODUCT REFERENCE *** Each straight leg must be 150mm long, however you only need one straight leg per sheet. **** The self curve radii are meant as a guide only and not to be taken as definitive, the radii are dependent on material gauge and type, sheet length and purlin spacings all of which can alter this value. Contact the sales office for more details. roofing and cladding technology Mansfield Road, Bramley Vale, Chesterfield S44 5GA Tel: 01246 858222 Fax: 01246 858223 www.coverworld.co.uk [email protected] Product Guide.indd 8 17/06/2016 12:56:44 Coverworld’s standard range of profiled roofing Each data sheet contains all the relevant sheets are shown below. Details of shape, information and incorporates wind loading dimensions, weight and typical data of the tables. different Coverworld profile types and products Available in a choice of thicknesses, finishes and are included in this manual in the form of data colours, there is a Coverworld product to suit sheets. every requirement. CR32 24mm 200mm Weather Face 32mm ROOF PROFILES 4mm Nom 130mm 70mm 32 18 30 18 32 Nominal Cover Width 1000mm CR34 30mm 166.6mm Weather Face 34mm 66mm 100.6mm Nominal Cover Width 1000mm CR38 19mm 152mm Weather Face 38mm 82mm 70mm Nominal Cover Width 914mm CR24 24mm 143mm Weather Face 24mm 85mm 58mm Nominal Cover Width 1000mm COVER-6 Weather Face 145mm 47.63mm Nominal Cover Width 1016mm COVER-6 has been designed to precisely match the standard dimensions and pitch of ‘Big 6’ asbestos and cement-bre sheeting, enabling easy positioning. In addition it providesasealant beading groove for added protection. 13½ /3R Weather Face 76.2mm 19mm Nominal Cover Width 990.6mm roofing and cladding technology Mansfield Road, Bramley Vale, Chesterfield S44 5GA Tel: 01246 858222 Fax: 01246 858223 www.coverworld.co.uk [email protected] Product Guide.indd 9 17/06/2016 12:56:44 Coverworld’s standard range of profiled wall Each data sheet contains all the relevant sheets are shown below. Details of shape, information and incorporates wind loading dimensions, weight and typical data of the tables. different Coverworld profile types and products Available in a choice of thicknesses, finishes and are included in this manual in the form of data colours, there is a Coverworld product to suit sheets. every requirement.
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