TopRoof Salama 28 Gauge 3.0m Roofing Sheet

TopRoof Salama 28G Sheet

The TopRoof Salama Roofing Sheet provides a high-performance weatherproofing solution for residential, commercial, and agricultural structures requiring long-term durability. This 28-gauge steel panel features a specialized protective coating to resist atmospheric corrosion and UV degradation in tropical climates. The 3.0-meter length is engineered to fit standard truss configurations, reducing the need for extensive on-site cutting and minimizing material waste during installation.

Built for the Job

This steel cladding is designed for primary roofing applications where structural integrity and water-shedding efficiency are critical. The high-rib profile manages heavy rainfall by channeling water away from laps and fasteners effectively. Contractors frequently specify this material for coastal and high-humidity regions due to its aluminum-zinc alloy coating. It serves as a reliable barrier against the elements while maintaining a manageable weight for site crews during manual hoisting and positioning.

• Residential housing units and multi-family developments.

• Industrial warehouse roofing and vertical wall cladding.

• Agricultural storage sheds and livestock housing structures.

Product Highlights

Corrosion Resistance

The base steel is treated with a multi-layer protective finish to prevent oxidation and rust in exposed environments.

Structural Profile

• Enhanced rib height increases the moment of inertia for better load-bearing capacity.
• Precision-formed side laps ensure a tight seal against wind-driven rain and capillary action.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x 3.0 Meter 28 Gauge Steel Roofing Sheet

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Always use self-drilling screws with integrated EPDM washers to maintain the integrity of the water seal.

• Store panels in a dry, ventilated area off the ground to prevent moisture entrapment between stacked sheets.

• Ensure a minimum overlap of 150mm at the ends and one and a half corrugations at the sides for optimal weatherproofing.

• Use cold-cutting tools like snips or nibblers to avoid damaging the protective coating at the edges.