Broad flat pans and a lower yet substantial rib combine to form yet another distinct visual dynamic in ENSEAM® nail strip cladding. While possessing clean striking good looks, this profile also has an effortless style that makes it a versatile cladding solution for contemporary architectural designs.
What is the steel thickness of this cladding?
This enseam cladding has a base metal thickness of .55 (BMT)
What is the minimum roof pitch?
The minimum recommended roof pitch for ENSEAM™ cladding is 3 degrees.
Which fasteners do I use for this cladding?
(approximately ten screws per square meter)
Fixing to steel: 10g-16×16 wafer head metal screw with minimum class 3 coating.
Fixing to plywood: 12×25 wafer head type 17 metal screw with minimum class 3 coating.
Fixing to timber 10g-12×25 wafer head type 17 metal screw with minimum class 3 coating
FASTENING ENSEAM® CLADDING TO SUPPORTS: ENSEAM® is concealed pierce-fixed to batten supports. This means fastener screws pass through the sheeting at the concealed underlap edge. You can place screws through the slotted holes or directly through the sheet. When fixing directly through the sheet, it is good practice to pre-drill a larger hole/slot to allow for thermal movement of the sheet.
















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