Applications

  • Convex ribs provide strength and water run-off away from the fixings

  • Twin capillary breaks on the lap

  • Purpose designed leg provides support to the underlap

  • Installers feet fit neatly in the pan avoiding damage to the ribs

  • Can be “reverse run” and the swage removed for wall cladding application

  • Lap can be altered in the reverse run process to ensure improved aesthetics and water tightness (.55 BMT recommended)

  • High volume water carrying capacity

  • Wide cover reduces installation time

  • Superior spanning at low pitch

  • Supported by Wind and Concentrated Load Span Design graphs derived from extensive industry test rig trials

Roof Pitch

The minimum pitch for Maxispan® is 3° (approximately 1 in 20).

Materials

  • Zincalume® Steel: .40 mm BMT or .55 mm BMT, AZ150 (150gm/m2) G550 Mpa Yield Stress

  • Galvanised Steel: .40 mm BMT or .55 mm BMT, Z450 (450gm/m2) G550 Mpa Yield Stress

  • Pre-painted Colorcote or Colorsteel® over Zincalume®
    .40 mm BMT or .55 mm BMT, AZ150 (150gm/m2), G550 Mpa Yield Stress

  • Pre-painted Colorcote or Colorsteel® over Galvanised
    Steel: .40 mm BMT or .55 mm BMT ZM275 (275gm/m2) G550 Mpa Yield Stress

MAXISPAN

Developed by some of New Zealand’s most accomplished roofing professionals who have been actively involved in the roofing industry for over quarter of a century, Maxispan® is a strong and aesthetically pleasing high rib roofing and cladding profile. The profile incorporates a number of innovative practical design features and provides significant advantages to building designers

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