Kidani Prime 28 Gauge Roofing Sheet, 3m Step Profile

Kidani Prime 3m Roofing Sheet

The Kidani Prime Roofing Sheet provides a high-performance cladding solution for residential and industrial structures requiring standardized 28-gauge thickness. This 3-meter panel features a 10-step profile designed for efficient water runoff and structural rigidity. It serves as a primary weather barrier for modern roof pitches.

Built for the Job

Roofing contractors select these 28-gauge panels for their balance of structural integrity and ease of handling on-site. The 10-step design creates a traditional tile appearance while maintaining the weatherproofing benefits of continuous steel sheets. Site supervisors value the consistency of the gauge, which ensures predictable performance under wind loads and environmental stress. These panels are engineered to minimize overlap waste while providing maximum coverage per linear meter. The material resists buckling during installation, making it suitable for both steep and low-slope applications where drainage is a priority.

• Residential roofing projects requiring a tile-effect finish with steel durability.

• Commercial warehouse cladding where weight-to-strength ratios are critical.

• Institutional building renovations focused on long-term weather resistance.

Product Highlights

High-Tensile Steel Base

The core material provides the necessary stiffness to withstand local wind pressures without deformation.

Advanced Coating System

• Multi-layer protective finish prevents premature oxidation and corrosion.
• UV-resistant pigments ensure color retention even in high-exposure environments.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x 3-Meter 28 Gauge Step Profile Sheet

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Maintain a purlin spacing of 600mm to 900mm to ensure the roofing material remains rigid under maintenance traffic.

• Use specialized roofing screws with EPDM washers to maintain a watertight seal at all fastening points.

• Store these 28-gauge panels off the ground and under cover if installation is delayed to prevent moisture entrapment between sheets.

• Always use cold-cutting tools like snips or shears to trim the cladding; abrasive saws can damage the protective coating and lead to edge rust.