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The Storm Corrugated Super Weight Sheet is designed for DIY enthusiasts and commercial contractors requiring a robust, 1.3mm thick roofing or cladding solution. These sheets offer exceptional durability and superior resistance to weathering and chemical exposure, making them ideal for long-term outdoor structures. While they provide excellent structural integrity, users must be mindful that precise installation—specifically proper overlapping—is required to ensure the system remains fully watertight and secure.
| Model Part Number | CS10SW |
|---|---|
| Brand | Storm |
These sheets are 1.3mm thick, which is categorized as a super weight grade.
You must overlap each sheet by at least one corrugation for an effective weather seal.
Yes, the sheets are highly resistant to chemicals, making them suitable for such environments.
Yes, Storm provides several lengths including 1830mm, 2135mm, 2440mm, 2745mm, and 3050mm.
The standard width for this range is 762mm.
Ensure a minimum of one full corrugation overlap and check that fixings are placed at the crown of the corrugation.
Ensure you are using the correct diameter drill bit for pilot holes and do not over-tighten the fasteners.
To achieve the best results, always overlap the sheets by at least one full corrugation during installation. This overlap creates a secure seal against water ingress. When fastening, use appropriate fixings designed for corrugated materials to prevent stress fractures near the fastener points.
For ongoing maintenance, rinse the sheets periodically with water to remove dust or chemical buildup. Avoid using abrasive cleaning pads or strong solvents that could compromise the surface integrity. Inspect the fixings annually to ensure they remain tight and the seals have not degraded.
