Britmet Plaintile Lightweight Metal Roof: 0.45mm
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Britmet Plaintile Lightweight Metal Roof: 0.45mm
Britmet Lightweight Roofing’s Plaintile system is the world’s only true broken bond Plaintile lightweight roofing system. The only tile to give a true characteristic of a traditional Plaintile, providing an attractive and economic finish for all roof styles, even for vertical cladding.
Britmet’s Plaintile system can be fixed down to a 15° roof pitch and is highly effective at reducing installation time as it’s 7 traditional tiles wide and on tile high. This means that only 5 Plaintile panels are required per sqm. This is a huge difference in comparison to traditional plain tiles which required 60 tiles per sqm.
Available in 5 colours and weighing 1/7th the weight of traditional tiles, the Britmet Plaintile is manufactured in Britain from the highest-grade Aluzinc Steel and coated with the most superior external coating on the market for effortless weather protection.
Features & Benefits
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Chemical resistance: Non-toxic fungicide incorporated
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Biological resistance: Unaffected by normal pollution
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Fire resistance: AA classification equal to traditional roof tiles and slates
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Fixings: The contractor shall utilise the roofing manufacturers recommended fixings and sealant
- Available in various colours -
- Bramble Brown
- Rustic Brown
- Rustic Terracotta
- Tartan Green
- Titanium Grey
Technical Data
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Minimum pitch: 15°
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Maximum pitch: 90°
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Overall width: 1320mm
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Cover width: 1260mm
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Side lap: 60mm
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Step: 20mm
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Batten gauge: 160mm
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Roof cover per panel: 0.2m2
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Slates per sqm: 5
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Steel base: 0.45mm
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Weight as laid per m2: 8kg
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Base coat: Acrylic resin
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Top coat: Stone granules with clear acrylic overglaze
- Ventilation: Roof ventilation should meet. The recommendations of Building Regulations 1991 (amended 1992 and 1994). Approved document F2 1995 ‘Condensation in roofs’, BS5250: 1989 ‘control of condensation’.