Insulated roofing made on a continuous line: a trapezoidal top sheet (typically 3–5 ribs) for strength and drainage, a PUF core and a liner sheet underneath, cut to your span. Factories and warehouses stay cooler without a separate false ceiling.
Transport extra, quoted separately for your pincode · Flashing as per your requirement
Quick answer
What is a continuous roof panel?
Insulated roofing made on a continuous line: a trapezoidal top sheet (typically 3–5 ribs) for strength and drainage, a PUF core and a liner sheet underneath, cut to your span. Factories and warehouses stay cooler without a separate false ceiling.
Thickness
30–100 mm
U at 60 mm
≈ 0.35 W/m²K
Family
Continuous
Rate
On request · transport extra
Why this panel
What you get
1
Insulation and roof in one sheet
One fixing operation instead of a sheet, an insulation layer and a liner.
2
Spans purlins
Typical purlin spacing is about 1.2–2.0 m, depending on thickness, wind load and the brand’s span table.
3
Less heat inside
A 50 mm core has a calculated U of about 0.41 W/m²K. Uninsulated metal roofs radiate heat straight down.
Continuous family: made on a continuous line, tongue-and-groove edge, cut to length. Typical; varies by brand. Continuous or cam-lock?
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Specification
Typical spec, all brands
Typical ranges; they vary by brand. Exact values for your order are stated in the quote and on the maker’s datasheet.
FamilyContinuous panel: made on a continuous lamination line
UseRoof
CoreRigid PUF or PIR
Thickness options30 / 40 / 50 / 60 / 80 / 100 mm
Core density38–42 kg/m³ (typical; varies by brand)
SkinsTop: profiled 0.45–0.5 mm; bottom liner: 0.3–0.5 mm (typical)
Width~1000 mm cover width (profile dependent)
LengthCut to length on the line, typically up to ~12 m single length (transport-limited); longer runs are lapped
JointSide lap over the crest, with a stitching screw and EPDM-washer fasteners
What thickness does the continuous roof panel come in?
Commonly 30, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100 mm (typical; varies by brand). Continuous panels are cut to length on the line.
What is the U-value of a 60 mm continuous roof panel?
About 0.35 W/m²K, calculated for the core with k ≈ 0.022 W/m·K: U = 1 / (0.13 + d/k + 0.04). Joints, fixings and doors add heat gain in a real building.
What is the core density and skin?
Core density 38–42 kg/m³ (typical; varies by brand). Skins: Top: profiled 0.45–0.5 mm; bottom liner: 0.3–0.5 mm (typical). Cover width ~1000 mm cover width (profile dependent).
Is the continuous roof panel fire rated?
PIR cores have better fire behaviour than PUF. Ask for the brand’s test certificate.
What is the price of the continuous roof panel?
The panel rate depends on thickness, skin gauge and coating, core, brand and quantity, so we quote today’s rate per brand for your specification. Transport is extra and quoted separately for your pincode; flashing is made as per your requirement.
Where is the continuous roof panel used?
Factory and warehouse roofs; Cold-store roofs; Poultry and dairy sheds; Mushroom and polyhouse service sheds.
Rates move with steel and chemical prices, so we quote fresh every time, with every available brand on one sheet. Transport is extra and quoted separately.
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The same spec priced across the brands available to you
Panel rate per brand; transport extra, quoted for your pincode with the transit time
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Thickness guideU-values
Unit converterft ↔ m, sq ft ↔ m²
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