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2019年4月23日 · IBR roof sheeting is a square fluted profile with an effective covering width of 686mm, designed for use as side cladding or roofing material in commercial, industrial and residential buildings. The name IBR is abbreviated from “Inverted Box Rib” and has become a household name in the African building industry.

IBR rooftop sheeting is a square fluted profile with an adequate covering width of 686mm, intended for use as side cladding or roofing. Its lightweight structure also means it’s easier to handle compared to other types of metal sheeting. This makes it a popular choice for residential and commercial projects alike.

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IBR (ribbed) / Flekspan roofing is an inverted box rib profile that is available in galvanised, zincalume and a variety of colour options that are more commonly known as Chromadek zinc or Colorplus aluminium zinc. This popular profile has a cover width of 0.686m.

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Look no further than IBR Roof Sheets South Africa. Zincalume is a premium brand of metal roofing that combines the durability of zinc with the strength of steel, resulting in a roofing material that is long-lasting, low-maintenance, and resistant to rust, corrosion, and weather damage.

IBR is an abbreviation for Inverted Box Rib, an angular trapezoidal fluted profile sheet with a bold appearance that makes it both attractive and practical. Since IBR was introduced to the South African market in 1958, it has become the most popular sheeting profile used in the construction of commercial and industrial buildings.

Non-corrosiv and energy efficient with a better reflector of radiant heat from the sun than asphalt shingles.Installed correctly, can sustain wind gusts up to 140 miles per hour.