Kidani 28 Gauge Corrugated Iron Sheet, 2 Metres, Matte Finish

Kidani Corrugated Iron Sheet

The Kidani 28 Gauge Sheet provides a durable roofing solution for residential and commercial structures. This 2-metre panel features a matte finish for reduced glare and enhanced aesthetics. It meets standard construction requirements for weather resistance and structural integrity.

Built for the Job

Roofing contractors select this specific gauge for its versatility. A 28-gauge thickness provides sufficient stiffness to resist denting during installation while remaining light enough for rapid manual handling. The 2-metre length is efficient for smaller outbuildings or as a starter row on larger pitches. This matte variant is often specified for projects where glare reduction is a priority, such as buildings near roads or airports. The corrugated profile is a time-tested geometry that provides inherent strength. It allows the material to span distances between supports without sagging under its own weight. This specific length minimizes waste on standard residential porches, sheds, and lean-to extensions.

• Residential roofing and re-roofing projects.

• Site hoarding and temporary fencing for construction perimeters.

• External wall cladding for industrial sheds and agricultural storage units.

Product Highlights

Corrosion Resistance

This material utilizes a multi-layered coating process to prevent rust in high-moisture and coastal environments.

Structural Profile

• Traditional corrugated design facilitates rapid water runoff.
• Uniform pitch ensures easy overlapping and alignment.
• High strength-to-weight ratio for reduced truss load.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x Kidani 28 Gauge Corrugated Iron Sheet (2 Metre)

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Ensure a minimum overlap of 1.5 corrugations for effective leak prevention on standard pitches.

• Use specialized roofing screws with EPDM washers to maintain the integrity of the matte surface.

• Store these panels in a dry, angled position to prevent water trapping between stacked surfaces.

• Cut with tin snips or a nibbler rather than an abrasive disc to preserve the edge coating and substrate.

• Always clear metal swarf from the surface after drilling to prevent localized surface rust spots.