AVAILABLE IN 2 DIFFERENT WIDTHS

The Retro 38 is available in 2 different widths and is recommended for barn conversions, new house builds as well as commercial buildings.

Thanks to the quick and easy to install click system, our product is superior to traditional sheets with a double seam. Moreover, due to its improved rigidity it can be laid straight onto roof battens on top of a breathable membrane. Its versatility allows it to also be used as a wall cladding, acting as a unique facade finishing in horizontal or vertical alignment.
With our click system, panels can be fixed quickly and firmly without the need for additional brackets. Furthermore, due to the location of holes along the seam, the fixing screws are covered by the adjacent panel giving the system the classic look of a Standing Seam roof without visible fixings.

 

GIVING OUR CUSTOMERS A WIDER VARIETY

The Panel Retro 38 is an addition to our range of panels for customers that prefer the seam to be a little bit higher .

It comes in 2 options, either 315mm or 529mm widths.

As with all our other standing seam panels, the widest panels are the most cost effective option.

RETRO 38.529

Our widest Retro38 with strengthening ribs

RETRO 38.315

with or without strengthening ribs

AVAILABLE COATINGS

RETRO 38 is available in those coatings and colours

TK MAT PLUS; ALUMINIUM

TK ICE CRYSTAL; TK WOOD;  SUPERIOR HB

TK MAT

TATA COLOURCOAT HPS200

POLIESTER R-MAT; ALUZINC(Galvanised); TK RAL

Poliester

Colours available: please see more details on coatings page

TECHNICAL DETAILS

  • WIDTHS TOTAL/COVERAGE:     529/498
  • SEAM HEIGHT : 38mm
  • MAX./MIN. LENGHTS: 8m / 1,4m
  • AVAILABLE OPTIONS: PRE-FORMED HEM, RIBS
  • THICKNESS:  0.5/ 0.6(ALUMINIUM)
  • WIDTHS TOTAL/COVERAGE:     315/284
  • SEAM HEIGHT : 38mm
  • MAX./MIN. LENGHTS: 8m / 1,4m
  • AVAILABLE OPTIONS: PRE-FORMED HEM, RIBS
  • THICKNESS:  0.5/ 0.6(ALUMINIUM)

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