suppliers of steel roof sheeting

st1979

Can people give me names of good suppliers of new box profile sheeting for shed roofs. 1 i normally deal with is skyclad in miltownpass am looking for a lot
And also looking for suppliers of 9"x3" timbers in 20' lenghts

whelan2

Try leinster roofing supplies they on dd and facebook.

Miname

As biddy says leinster roofing or even ring kingspan directly,(ask for shane) there isnt that big of a diff on prices around on the sheeting. for the purlins 20 ft 9x3 seem a bit ott would the metal purlins not be a better option? 6x3 would be normal on 16ft spans.

Deepsouthwest

Jim Kelly in Clare is always as competitive as anyone I've ever dealt with in Ireland

Reggie.

st1979 wrote: »

Can people give me names of good suppliers of new box profile sheeting for shed roofs. 1 i normally deal with is skyclad in miltownpass am looking for a lot
And also looking for suppliers of 9"x3" timbers in 20' lenghts

Midland cladding in kilbeggan. Very good for materials. Bought all my materials there for all my sheds

stanflt

In a previous life I used to sell a fare share of cladding and trim- midland cladding were always the cheapest and had excellent quality

Great at putting a package together compared to the likes of tegral who would be cheap on cladding but kill you for trim ridge and accessories

If it's fibre your after. Svk are your only men

Reggie.

stanflt wrote: »

In a previous life I used to sell a fare share of cladding and trim- midland cladding were always the cheapest and had excellent quality

Great at putting a package together compared to the likes of tegral who would be cheap on cladding but kill you for trim ridge and accessories

If it's fibre your after. Svk are your only men

+1

stoeger

Newls in galway have good stuff that lad in clare is cheep but its paper tin

Odelay

CPL in Longford treated us right, good heavy sheeting. Anyone else use them?

st1979

Thanks for the names will ring about. 9x3 are required because it is over 20' span not standard 15'9. and can't be helped as tying into existing sheds

Mandzhalas

Duggans, Kilkenny

Deepsouthwest

stoeger wrote: »

Newls in galway have good stuff that lad in clare is cheep but its paper tin

That's a sweeping statement! U can buy whatever gauge (thickness) u like. He has 4 lorries on the road delivering everyday, has an awful lot of cladding supplied down to this part of west cork

Reggie.

st1979 wrote: »

Thanks for the names will ring about. 9x3 are required because it is over 20' span not standard 15'9. and can't be helped as tying into existing sheds

I have 9x3 in my shed as trusses

whisky_galore

Odelay wrote: »

CPL in Longford treated us right, good heavy sheeting. Anyone else use them?

You mean CPF not CPL?

RightTurnClyde

st1979 wrote: »

Thanks for the names will ring about. 9x3 are required because it is over 20' span not standard 15'9. and can't be helped as tying into existing sheds

All the sheds here are 20ft bays. Used 9x3 timber on one, don't like it. Use the Z steel purlins, way better job.

Reggie.

RightTurnClyde wrote: »

All the sheds here are 20ft bays. Used 9x3 timber on one, don't like it. Use the Z steel purlins, way better job.

For a 20ft span I agree

jt65

stoeger wrote: »

Newls in galway have good stuff that lad in clare is cheep but its paper tin

he does heavy stuff as well, but it's still sh1te ,

best go to Newells if you intend hanging around for a few years

40701085

DG Roofing in Williamstown - a long way from you but if you're gettin plenty...

Cow Porter

RightTurnClyde wrote: »

All the sheds here are 20ft bays. Used 9x3 timber on one, don't like it. Use the Z steel purlins, way better job.

Will steel purlin last in a cattle shed? Tegral told us they wouldn't recommend them. Seen them in kildalton but they looked plastic coated

lakill Farm

I use skyclad also in Milltownpass. They are sound to deal with and i normally deal with Michael.

Have collected stuff if under 12ft and the rest i got delivered by lorry in 21 ft sheets. i just give them the dimensions of the roof and any slope and they work it out.

9935452

Cow Porter wrote: »

Will steel purlin last in a cattle shed? Tegral told us they wouldn't recommend them. Seen them in kildalton but they looked plastic coated

i know of a slatted house that was built in the 80s. high roof 250k gallons across 3 tanks that has steel purloins. Last a few of the ones at the highest points needed to be replaced. They were exposed to rain though as well. the rest are still good

RightTurnClyde

Cow Porter wrote: »

Will steel purlin last in a cattle shed? Tegral told us they wouldn't recommend them. Seen them in kildalton but they looked plastic coated

The first ones (12 yrs ago) I put inTo the first shed are galvanised. The others were put in under the FWM scheme, those ones were plastic coated.
They are all in cubicle sheds with no tanks. I can't see an issue with them, certainly not the plastic coated ones, there's no reason they wouldn't last as long as timber and they should out last the cladding.( they'll see me out)
I'll let you know in 20yrs time

st1979

My steel purlins were grant job and were galvanised and i painted them. They were put in in 2008/09 and they are rusting in cubicle sheds. They seem to catch any moisture and it sits there.
Steel is way nicer to build with as they are so light and cost wise its very close between the 2. But think i will go timber

I have bought lots of stuff from skyclad before and found them excellent. And have rang most now that have been suggested. A lot are selling 0.5mm which i think is too light it will be 0.6 or maybe 0.7mm. As i am doing roof myself and 0.5 is a curse to walk on with it kinking.
Very impressed with leinster roofing supplies was very keen and helpful

stoeger

jt65 wrote: »

he does heavy stuff as well, but it's still sh1te ,

best go to Newells if you intend hanging around for a few years

At sheds full time and some of the stuff around you cant walk across with out leaving dents all over the roof its well worth buying good quality sheeting .

anfieldrd

Anyone recommend any reliable builder for a job in tipperary kilkenny border. Fairly big job, looking for concrete and steel work done!? Have approached 6 lads,1 has got back to me over the last 2 months? Are they that busy? Straightforward enough job but feels like they don't want the work? Pm if you don't want to name them.

st1979

Yes they are that busy times are a changing and prices. Not from your part but was talking to a large farm type builder who's family are at it a long time and he said may till December they are always flat out then come January phone is dead no one wants work done so that could be the time to do a deal if

kowtow

Is cladding getting any cheaper now that steel is going through the floor?

Always get confused about the amount covered by a sheet... some say it is 2'6" with the overlap and others advertise a full metre of coverage... does anyone have an idea what we should be paying roughly by the m2 for 0.55 or 0.6?

Leinster2

kowtow wrote: »

Is cladding getting any cheaper now that steel is going through the floor?

Always get confused about the amount covered by a sheet... some say it is 2'6" with the overlap and others advertise a full metre of coverage... does anyone have an idea what we should be paying roughly by the m2 for 0.55 or 0.6?

Prices are staying around the same, and will probably for the for-see-able future
Most companies are doing away with the 2'6" cover though it is still available, 3'3" is the most common corrugated, 3'3.5" for the Box cover, around €5.65-€6.20/mt for 0.55 and €6.80-€7.20/mt for the 0.6 pending on quality

Leinster2

anfieldrd wrote: »

Anyone recommend any reliable builder for a job in tipperary kilkenny border. Fairly big job, looking for concrete and steel work done!? Have approached 6 lads,1 has got back to me over the last 2 months? Are they that busy? Straightforward enough job but feels like they don't want the work? Pm if you don't want to name them.

Sent you the number of a man interested in doing the job by private mail

Reggie.

Sheeting will cover 1m when overlapped

annubis

would prefer cement fibre over cladding, some of the cladding now is like paper

Leinster2

Reggie. wrote: »

Sheeting will cover 1m when overlapped

Box Profile will cover 1 metre when lapped, but more often than not Corrugated covers 10mm shy of that, 990mm