Corrugated Roofing Sheets

FAQ

Buying roofing materials can be daunting, especially when ordering them online. With over 40 years of experience in roofing, however, we get asked lots of questions about our growing range of metal roofing sheets. Here are some of the most common questions with answers for each! 

Why Choose Corrugated Roofing Sheets? 

Corrugated sheets are among the toughest roofing materials available to DIYers. This is due to the corrugated form factor and innovative materials, which include bitumen fibres and galvanised steel. When combined these provide you with sheet roofing that is able to withstand tough weather conditions at pitches between 5 and 90 degrees.

Which Material is Best - Bitumen, Metal, PVC or GRP? 

Each material provides their own range of benefits. This makes them perfect for various roofing projects, including shed roofs, lean-to's and agricultural buildings. 

Bitumen - A low-cost roofing sheet that's ideal for garden sheds and lean-to's where transparency isn't required. Easy to fit and provides in excess of 15 year life expectancy! 

Metal - A high-cost roofing sheet that's perfect for agricultural buildings. Easy to fit and often used on cladding applications! 

PVC & GRP - A mid-cost roofing sheet that's ideal for low-cost roof windows and lean-to's where you want light to pass through. Easy to fit and provides in excess of 10 years life expectancy! 

Can My Corrugated Sheets Be Cut to Size?

Corrugated roofing sheets come in a variety of standard sizes, but can't be cut to size. You'll often find that corrugated sheets are limited to 4000mm in length. This is as sheets larger than this may become fragile and will be difficult to fit. 

Have More Questions? 

If you have more questions about our lightweight roof tiles, speak to our team online or by telephone. With over 40 years of experience in roofing, we'll help answer your questions and will ensure you have everything you'll need to complete your roofing project.