Kidani 30 Gauge Corrugated Iron Sheet 2m Matte Finish

Kidani 30 Gauge Corrugated Sheet

The Kidani 30 Gauge Sheet provides a durable and weather-resistant roofing solution for residential, commercial, and agricultural structures. This 2-meter corrugated panel utilizes a high-tensile steel core protected by a specialized matte coating system. It is engineered to withstand heavy rainfall and UV exposure while maintaining structural integrity over long service lives.

Built for the Job

Contractors and site supervisors select this roofing material for projects requiring a balance between weight and rigidity. The 30-gauge thickness offers sufficient strength for standard purlin spacings while remaining light enough for efficient manual handling on-site. The matte finish is particularly useful in urban or coastal areas where glare reduction is a priority for neighboring properties or aviation paths.

• Primary roofing for residential houses, extensions, and external utility buildings.

• Vertical wall cladding for industrial warehouses and temporary site offices.

• Perimeter fencing and secure site hoarding for long-term construction projects.

Product Highlights

Advanced Coating Technology

The multi-layered matte finish resists chalking, peeling, and fading under intense tropical sun conditions.

Corrugated Load Distribution

• Traditional S-rib profile enhances water runoff and prevents pooling.
• Increased longitudinal stiffness allows for secure fastening across timber or steel purlins.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x 2-Meter 30 Gauge Matte Corrugated Iron Sheet

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Maintain a minimum roof pitch of 15 degrees to ensure effective drainage and prevent capillary action leaks.

• Always use EPDM-washered roofing screws and fasten through the crown of the rib to maintain a watertight seal.

• When cutting the iron, use cold-cutting shears or nibblers; avoid high-speed grinders which can burn the protective coating and trigger edge corrosion.

• Store panels off the ground on a slight incline to prevent moisture entrapment between stacked sheets before installation.