Roof and Wall - Lane Roofing

Corus Panels and Profiles 

Roof and Wall - Site Assembled Systems 

Steel and Aluminium

Introduction 

The total 

envelope 

solution 

2 Roof & Wall - Site Assembled Systems

Introduction 

Corus Panels and Profiles operate from factories in 

South Wales and Gloucestershire and have served 

clients in the construction industry for over 40 years. 

The comprehensive Corus Panels and 

Profiles product range includes: 

• Composite roof and wall panels 

•Architectural modular 

panels (facades) 

• Structural roof decking 

• Composite Flooring Systems 

• Standing Seam Roofing 

•Fire protection systems 

• Acoustic Systems 

• Bespoke Solutions 

External Sales 

An experienced team of specialist 

sales consultants is available to 

support specifiers and contractors 

both in the UK and overseas. 

Technical Support 

Comprehensive technical support is 

available to offer advice on the 

design and performance of Corus 

Panels and Profiles products. 

Research and Development 

Corus Panels and Profiles has 

access to world class testing and 

development facilities. 

Roof & Wall - Site Assembled Systems 3

Standard Roof Profile Range 

Standard roof profile range 

Corus Panels and Profiles offer an attractive and economic 

range of roof profiles to meet both the aesthetic and 

structural requirements of the designer. 

R13.5/3 

Cover width 990.6 (Alternative 980) 

19 

R32/1000 

Cover width 1000 

27 

76.2 

(Alternative 75.38) 

32 

R35A 


150 

200 127.5 

35 

35 

CLS Laundry, Newton Abbott. 

R38A 

R40 

R46 

R60 

Clipfix 750 

Seam–Loc 

ALU–SEAM ® 

75 

Cover width 914.4 

38 

19 

152.4 82 


31 

40 

242 

333.3 


46 

67 

105 225 


60 

64 

200 90 


19.50 18.25 43.50 

46 

250 

4 


48 

205 


48 

205 

Load/span figures 

These tables are based on a total ‘dead’ and ‘super 

imposed’ load of 1.20 kN/m 2 and a deflection limit of 

L/200. The quoted spans are more onerous than the 

profiles maximum allowable spans when subjected to wind 

suction loads. Therefore, the tables can be used as a 

conservative guide for loading in either direction. For 

differing conditions please consult our full load tables 

and/or consult our Technical Services Department. 

Curving 

Self curving can induce stress marking in the sheet. The 

figures shown have been chosen with aesthetics in mind 

and therefore minimise visible induced stress. Self curved 

panel ends laps will ‘birdmouth’ slightly, therefore long 

sheet lengths are recommended to reduce the number of 

end laps. Factory curved data relates to a single convex 

curve. Information regarding double or wave curves must 

be obtained from Corus Panels and Profiles. 

Finishes 

The data held within this table concerns itself with our 

standard product range. Non standard materials, gauges, 

colours and coatings are available to special order, subject 

to quantity required and extended lead time. 

See page 10 for special roof profiles. 

Space Decks Headquarters, Chard. 


Standard Roof Profile Range 

Material 

Gauge (mm) 

Weight (kg/m 2 ) 

Load/Span – 

max span (mm) SS 

Load/Span – 

max span (mm) MS 

Minimum 

self curve (m) 

Minimum 

factory curve (mm) 

Minimum 

Roof Pitch 

R13.5/3 S 0.7 6.81 1200 1500 20 (h), 30 (p), 35 (mp) 1000* 10 

A 0.9 3.05 900 1200 20 (sa/ca), 25 (ma) 1000* 10 

R32/1000 S 0.7 6.75 1900 2000 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) 400 4 

A 0.9 3.02 1500 1800 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) 400 4 

R35A S 0.7 7.5 2100 2500 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) 400 4 

A 0.9 3.37 1600 1900 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) 400 4 

R38A S 0.7 7.38 2200 2700 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) 400 4 

A 0.9 3.31 1700 2100 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) 400 4 

R40 S 0.7 6.75 2000 2000 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) 400 4 

A 0.9 3.02 1600 1800 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) 400 4 

R46 S 0.7 7.5 2700 3200 55 (h), 65 (p), 70 (mp) 400 4 

A 0.9 3.36 2100 2600 55 (sa/ca), 60 (ma) 400 4 

Key 

S – Steel 

A – Aluminium 

h – HPS200 ® by Corus 

p – Colorcoat ® PVDF 

mp – Metallic PVDF/Celestia ® 

by Corus 

sa – Stucco embossed 

aluminium 

ca – Coated aluminium 

ma – Metallic coated 

aluminium 

SS – Single span 

MS – Multi span 

Before ordering it is important 

to confirm with Corus Panels 

and Profiles which side of the 

profile carries the main surface 

finish. 

All profiles comply to current 

MCRMA Tolerances. 

* Factory curve only applies to 

980 cover R13.5/3. 

R60 S 0.7 8.44 3300 3800 70 (h), 80 (p), 85 (mp) NA 4 

A 0.9 3.78 2600 3200 70 (sa/ca), 75 (ma) NA 4 

Clipfix 750 S 0.7 7.99 1500 1700 60 (h) N/A 1 

A 0.9 4.20 1400 1600 50 (sa), 55 (ca/ma) N/A 1 

Seam-loc S 0.7 7.99 1300 1800 65 (h) 16000 (h) 1.5 

35000 (p) 

38000 (mp) 

convex 

ALU-SEAM ® A 0.9 3.75 1500 2000 30 (sa/ca), 35 (ma) 8000 1.5 

convex 

Del Monte Unit, 

Team Valley, Tyneside. 


Standard Wall Profile Range 

Standard wall profile range 

C13.5/3 

C19 

C32/1000 

C32S 

C35A 

C38A 

Cover width 990.6 (Alternative 980) 


25 


76.2 

(Alternative 75.38) 

27 200 


160 

27 


150 


75 

87.5 

35 

82.4 

152.4 

95.4 

127.5 

38 

19 

19 

32 

32 

35 

Corus Panels and Profiles offer an attractive and economic 

range of wall profiles to meet both the aesthetic and 

structural requirements of the designer. 

For flexibility of design these profiles can be reversed. In 

this situation the equivalent roof profile (‘R’ suffix) should 

be specified with side lap installed as per the roofing 

method. 

Curving 



and therefore minimise visible induced stress. End laps will 

‘birdmouth’ slightly on self curved cladding. 

Factory curved data relates to a single convex curve. 

Information regarding double or wave curves must be 

obtained from Corus Panels and Profiles. 

Horizontal applications 

Corus Panels and Profiles have indicated the profiles that, 

through experience have given good service when laid 

horizontally. This being based on the necessary greater 

attention being paid to in-plane steelwork tolerances. 

C46 

C60 

152.4 


105 

67 

C60 


WP40 

90 

64 

200 

40 

275 25 

225 

19 

46 

60 

Finishes 



colours and coatings are available by special order, subject 



These tables are based on an effective positive wind load 

of 1.00 kN/m 2 and a deflection limit of L/150. The quoted 

spans are more onerous than the profiles maximum 

allowable spans when subjected to identical negative 

pressure/wind suction loads. Therefore, the tables can be 

used as a conservative guide for loading in either direction. 

For differing conditions please consult our full load tables 

and/or consult our Technical Services Department. 

See page 12 for special wall profiles. 

Attractive range of profiles 

Industrial Units 1& 2, New York, Tyneside. 


Standard Wall Profile Range 

Material 

Gauge (mm) 


Load/Span – 


Load/Span – 


Minimum 


Minimum 


Suitable for 

Horizontal use 

C13.5/3 S 0.5 4.86 1200 1400 20 (h), 30 (p), 35 (mp) 1000* N 

0.7 6.79 1300 1600 20 (h), 30 (p), 35 (mp) 1000* Y 

A 0.9 3.05 1100 1400 20 (sa/ca), 25 (mp) 1000* Y 

C19 S 0.5 4.52 1400 1500 20 (h), 30 (p), 35 (mp) 350 N 

0.7 6.75 1500 1900 20 (h), 30 (p), 35 (mp) 350 Y 

A 0.9 3.02 1200 1500 20 (sa/ca), 25 (ma) 350 Y 

C32/1000 S 0.5 4.82 1800 1800 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) 400 N 

0.7 6.75 2100 2500 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) 400 Y 

A 0.9 3.02 1700 2100 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) 400 Y 

C32S S 0.5 5.02 2100 1900 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) NA N 

0.7 7.01 2300 2800 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) NA Y 

A 0.9 3.15 1800 2200 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) NA Y 

C35A S 0.5 5.35 2200 2100 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) 400 N 

0.7 7.2 2500 2900 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) 400 Y 

A 0.9 3.05 2000 2400 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) 400 Y 

Key 

S – Steel 





by Corus 


aluminium 



aluminium 







finish. 




980 cover R13.5/3. 

C38A S 0.7 7.38 2500 3000 40 (h), 50 (p), 55 (mp) 400 Y 

A 0.9 3.31 2000 2400 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) 400 Y 

C46 S 0.5 5.35 2800 2200 55 (h), 65 (p), 70 (mp) 400 N 

0.7 7.5 3100 3600 55 (h), 65 (p), 70 (mp) 400 Y 

A 0.9 3.36 2400 3000 55 (sa/ca), 60 (ma) 400 Y 

C60 S 0.5 6.03 3400 2600 70 (h), 80 (p), 85 (mp) NA N 

0.7 8.44 3900 4000 70 (h), 80 (p), 85 (mp) NA Y 

A 0.9 3.78 3000 3700 70 (sa/ca), 75 (ma) NA Y 

WP40 S 0.7 7.50 2000 2200 60 (h), 70 (p), 75 (mp) 400 N 

A 0.9 3.36 1700 2000 60 (sa/ca), 65 (h) 400 N 

Suncrest Surrounds Ltd., Co.Durham. 

Roof & Wall- Site Assembled Systems 7

Standard Lining Profiles Range 

Standard lining profiles range 

Corus Panels and Profiles offer a range of lining panels 

specifically developed to be compatible with our outer 

sheet product range thus allowing the accommodation of 

modular rooflights. 

CL6/914 

CL6/914 

Perf (20%) 

152.4 


25 

57 

95.4 

19 

Lengths 

Being roll formed, long lengths are available but for 

practical site handling purposes with the 0.40 mm gauge 

options we would suggest these are kept to a maximum 

of 5m. 

LP1000 

LP1000 

Perf (21.5%) 

166.7 


25 53.5 8 

60 

106.7 

19 

Vapour Barrier 

All non-perforated profiles provide a side lap which can be 

sealed to provide a vapour check. A correctly sealed lining 

panel will easily meet the 10m 3 /hr/m 2 @ 50 pascals air 

tightness requirement of the new building regulations. 

1000/19 † 

1000/19 † 

Perf (33%) 

C19 

C19 

Perf (20%) 

RL32/1000 

RL32/1000 

Perf (22%) 

15-20 

250 

152.4 

200 


144 106 106 19 

19 


25 16 57 

19 

95.4 


27 

32 

127.5 

Spans 

In roofing conditions, the spanning capabilities of the lining 

panels are largely dependent upon their self-weight and the 

weight of the insulation they are required to support. In 

normal conditions with 0.40mm gauge liners double span 

capabilities of up to 2m can be achieved. However, at 

spans approaching maximum it may be necessary to 

mechanically fix side laps and/or reverse the normal side 

lap to minimise separation. The span for non fragility rating 

may be less than span shown in tables. Contact our 

Technical Department for fixing details to comply with 

ACR(M)001:2000. 

Fire Rating 

All non perforated lining sheets provide a fire rating of 

Class 1 to BS476: Part 7 and Class 0 in accordance with 

current Building Regulations. 

Due to the nature of pan perforating, some undulations may be evident in 

the final product. 

60 o 6.3 mm 

4.5mm diameter holes at 

6.3mm triangular centre 

Pattern open area - 46% 

Curving 



and therefore minimise visible induced stress. Figures are 

also based on the profile being fitted above the purlin on a 

convex curved roof. Factory curved data relates to a single 

convex curve. Information regarding double or wave curves 

must be obtained from Corus Panels and Profiles. 

Full design and installation guide available 

8 8 Secret Roof & Fix Wall Product - Site Selector Assembled Systems

Standard Lining Profiles Range 

Material 

Gauge (mm) 


Load/Span – 


Load/Span – 

max span (mm) DS 

Minimum 


Minimum 


Working platform 

Compatible 

outer sheets if 

rooflights 

incorporated 

CL6/914 S 0.4 3.64 1600 2200 40 (le) 350 N R/C38A 

CL6/914 S 0.4 2.98 1300 1800 40 (le) 350 N R/C38A 

Perf (20%) 

LP1000 S 0.4 3.50 1600 2200 40 (le) 350 N R/C32/1000 

LP1000 S 0.4 2.84 1300 1800 40 (le) 350 N R/C32/1000 

Perf (21.5%) 

R40 

1000/19 † S 0.7 5.89 2000 2000 40 (le) 250 N Clipfix 

1000/19 † S 0.7 4.12 1800 1800 50 (le) 250 N Clipfix 

Perf (33%) A 0.9 2.70 1800 1800 40 (ca) 250 N Clipfix 

C19 S 0.7 6.33 2000 3000 20 (h), 30 (p/le), 35 (mp) 350 N R/C19 

R/C38A – (profile 

pitch compatible) 

A 0.9 2.84 1600 2200 20 (sa/ca), 25 (ma) 350 N R/C19 



C19 S 0.7 5.19 1700 2500 20 (h), 30 (p/le), 35 (mp) 350 N R/C19 

Perf (20%) 



A 0.9 2.33 1300 1800 20 (sa/ca), 25 (ma) 350 N R/C19 



RL32/1000 S 0.7 6.75 2500 3200 40 (h), 50 (p/le), 55 (mp) 400 Y* R/C32/1000 

R40 

A 0.9 3.03 2000 2600 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) 400 Y ‡ R/C32/1000 

RL32/1000 S 0.7 6.75 2100 2700 40 (h), 50 (p/le), 55 (mp) 400 N R/C32/1000 

Perf (22%) 

R40 

A 0.9 2.43 1700 2200 40 (sa/ca), 45 (ma) 400 N R/C32/1000 

R40 

R40 

R40 

Key 

S – Steel 





by Corus 


aluminium 



aluminium 


DS – Double span 





finish. 



† Only available with Clipfix. 

* Maximum 2m centres 

suggested platform for 

ALU-SEAM ® roofs 

without lights 

‡ 

Maximum 1.8m centres 

suggested platform for 

ALU-SEAM ® roofs 

without lights 

Finishes 



colours and coatings are available to special order, subject 


Acoustics 

To meet the increasing demand for noise reduction in 

factories and public buildings Corus Panels and Profiles 

can supply lining panels with acoustic perforations 

incorporated in the flat pans of the profile. 

When correctly installed, these panels can provide a high 

level of acoustic absorbency instead of the reflective finish 

normally presented by plain metal sheeting. Whilst other 

patterns can be achieved the standard pattern is illustrated 

in the table opposite. Percentage open areas are 

highlighted next to the relevant profiles. 

See page 14 for special lining profiles. 

Space Decks Headquarters, Chard. 


Lining Trays & Special Roof Profiles 

Structural lining trays 

Corus Panels and Profiles can offer a structural lining tray 

that is suitable for both roof and wall cladding applications 

spanning across the main steels and omitting the need for 

HL600/130 

purlins or cladding rails. 


38.50 60 

130 

These figures are based on a maximum load of 1.50kN/m 2 

and a deflection limit of L/200. 

HL600/130 

Perf (36%) 


Material 

Gauge (mm) 


Load/Span – 


Load/Span – 



HL600/130 S 1.00 13.08 6000 6000 Y 

HL600/130 S 0.75 9.81 5000 5000 N 

Perf (36%) 

Special roof profiles 

In order to offer the specifier more choice, it is possible to 

produce some of our more specialist sections adapted to 

suit roof cladding applications. The necessary modifications 

render these profiles ‘special’ and therefore may be subject 

to a minimum order requirement and extended lead times. 

R19 

1000/19 

Protile 

R100 


152.4 

25 

95.4 57 


15-20 

106 106 

250 144 

19 


233.3 

63 

100 

19 

19 

For further information please contact our Sales Department. 


These tables are based on a total ‘dead’ and ‘super 

imposed’ load of 1.20 kN/m 2 and a deflection limit of L/200. 

The quoted spans are more onerous than the profiles 

maximum allowable spans when subjected to wind suction 

loads. Therefore, the tables can be used as a conservative 

guide for loading in either direction. For differing conditions 

please consult our full load tables and/or consult our 

Technical Services Department. 

Gauges 

The data held within this table concerns itself with the 

minimum recommended gauges. Different gauges, colours, 

coatings etc. can be made available subject to special order. 

109 

37 

See page 4 for standard roof profiles. 



Lining Trays & Special Roof Profiles 

Material 

Gauge (mm) 


Load/Span – 


Load/Span – 


Minimum 


Minimum 


Minimum roof pitch 

R19 S 0.7 6.43 1300 1700 20 (h), 30 (p), 35 (mp) 400 10 

A 0.9 2.89 1000 1300 20 (sa/ca), 25 (ma) 400 10 

1000/19 

Protile 

S 0.7 5.89 666 666 † NA 10 

R100 S 0.7 9.80 5200 5600 110 (h), 120 (p), 125 (mp) NA 4 

A 0.9 4.41 3800 4600 110 (sa/ca), 115 (ma) NA 4 

Key 

S – Steel 





by Corus 


aluminium 



aluminium 




† – Contact technical 

department 




profile carries the main 

surface finish. 



Above: Winchester House School, Sports Hall, Winchester. 

Right: Zenith, Basildon. 


Special Wall Profiles 

Special wall profiles 

CH47 

150 


100 

47 

52 

29 

Arcline 40 


40 

200 

40 



suit wall cladding applications. 

The necessary modifications render these profiles ‘special’ 

and therefore may be subject to minimum order 

requirements and extended lead times. For further 

information please contact our Sales Department. 

Material 

Gauge (mm) 


Load/Span – 


Load/Span – 


Gauges 


minimum recommended gauges. 

Different gauges, colours, coatings etc. 

can be made available 

subject to special order. 

Key 

See page 6 for standard wall profiles. 

Minimum 


Minimum 


Horizontal 

Applications 

CH47 S 0.7 6.56 2100 2600 70 (h), 80 (p), 85 (mp) NA Horizontal only 

S – Steel 





by Corus 


aluminium 



aluminium 







finish. 

Arcline 40 S 0.7 6.74 2200 2400 50 (h), 60 (p), 65 (mp) NA Y 





Special Wall Profiles 

Left: The Enigma Building, Milton Keynes. 

Above: Horizon Point, Hemel Hempsted. 


Special Lining Profiles 

Special lining profiles 

CL3/1000 

10 

1000 

25 2.5 

333.33 

19 

CL3/1000 

Perf (27%) 

67.4 81.5 

67.4 

57 

30 

30 

10 



suit wall cladding applications. 

The necessary modifications render these profiles ‘special’ 

and therefore may be subject to minimum order 

requirements and extended lead times. For further 

information please contact our Sales Department. 

Material 

Gauge (mm) 


Load/Span – 


Load/Span – 


Minimum 


Gauges 


minimum recommended gauges. 

Different gauges, colours, coatings etc. Key 

can be made available subject to 

S – Steel 


special order 

See page 8 for standard lining profiles. 

Minimum 


CL3/1000 S 0.4 3.32 1500 2000 40 300 N R32/1000 & R40 

CL3/1000 S 0.4 2.42 1200 1700 40 300 N R32/1000 & R40 

Perf (27%) 


Compatible 

outer sheets if 

rooflights 

incorporated 




by Corus 


aluminium 



aluminium 







finish. 




980 cover R13.5/3. 

Above: Space Decks Headquarters, Chard. 


Pressed Profiles 

Pressed profiles, wall cladding, fascias and soffit lining 

Pressed profiles are manufactured by brake press, which 

offers flexibility in their design but limits the overall length 

to 3.6metres. The brake press tool creates the rib profile 

which means that the shape of this is fixed, however the 

PR8 

145 


107 

38 

25 

8 

spacing of ribs may be varied to create interesting 

aesthetic effects. Thus the crown and pitch are variable but 

the rib shape is not. The minimum pitch available for each 

profile is shown opposite. 

PM13 


133 

22 

13 

Pressed profiles are used for fascias, soffits and to create 

architectural effects such as infill panels in wall cladding. 

155 

13 

PL19 


93 

57 

19 

150 

25 

PG22 


105 

60 

22 

PS47 

165 

160 


82 

28 

Material 

78 

Gauge (mm) 

38 

47 


Load/Span – 


Load/Span – 


Minimum 


PR8 S 0.7 5.73 800 900 20 100 

PM13 S 0.7 6.05 900 1000 20 75 This profile cannot 

be end lapped 

PL19 S 0.7 6.22 1400 1600 20 90 

PG22 S 0.7 6.54 1600 1700 30 150 

PS47 S 0.7 7.82 2600 2800 60 125 

Minimum pitch (mm) 

Key 

S – Steel 






profile carries the main 

surface finish.. 



Finishes 

Lining enamel 

HPS200 ® by Corus 

Colorcoat ® PVDF 

Metallic PVDF 

Celestia ® by Corus 

Stucco embossed aluminium 

Coated aluminium 

Metallic coated aluminium 

Above: Newcastle Central Train Station, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. 


Firewall Systems 

Fire protection design guide 

using steel wall cladding 

The use of insulated profiled steel 

cladding sheets is common practice 

for external wall constructions on a 

variety of different building types. 

However, in certain situations these 

walls are required to provide fire 

protection and in these instances 

specific Building Regulations have to 

be complied with. Corus Panels and 

Profiles offer a range of nonloadbearing 

fully insulated fire 

resistant wall cladding systems 

available to meet Building Regulation 

requirements for one hour and four 

hour rated external boundary walls 

and one hour separating/partitional 

wall conditions. 

This publication has been produced to 

offer guidance on the methods 

developed for fire containment when 

using our coated steel cladding 

products. 

General Construction Requirements 

Support Structures 

Sheeting Rails 

To accommodate the thermal 

expansion generated during fire all 

sheeting rails must be fixed to support 

cleats with slotted holes and bolts used 

must have both steel and plastic low 

melt washers under the head. 

The rails should be positioned to create 

maximum support centres for the 

firewall not greater than 2m. Allowance 

must be made for expansion in the rail 

length and span condition for the rails 

themselves should be single but may be 

sleeved to achieve continuity. 

Structural Frame 

When sheeting rails heat up during a fire 

they cease to function as structural 

members. Therefore, to prevent the wall 

moving downwards under its own self 

weight either a support at the head or 

base of the wall is required. All Corus 

Panels and Profiles firewalls can be 

designed to be supported 

from eaves 

beams/stanchions or 

rafters and posts if 

situated on a gable end. 

However, these elements 

must be protected using conventional fire 

protection materials to give the same 

period of fire resistance as the firewall. 

Cavity Barriers 

Where a cavity is created within the wall 

construction cavity barriers are required 

to be introduced at positions identified 

by Building Regulations Approved 

Document B. 

On firewalls which use non-combustible 

mineral fibre insulant and where the 

design allows the quilt/board to 

effectively seal the cavity against the 

steel sheeting no additional barrier is 

necessary. However, on systems where 

the design incorporates an air gap a 

cavity barrier is required positioned to 

the full height of the wall at intervals not 

exceeding 20m. 

The basic technical performance 

requirement for a cavity barrier is that it 

must maintain integrity for 30 minutes 

and provide at least 15 minutes fire 

insulation as determined by test in 

accordance with BS476 Part 22. 

Cavity barriers should be fixed in a 

manner that prevents displacement 

under normal service conditions or in 

a fire. 

16 Firewall Systems

Introduction 

Firewall System Selector 

Construction Fire resistance Insulation Exposed Boundary CP&P WFRC* 

Firewall System Orientation Type period (stability criteria face distance drawing certificate 

and integrity (mins.) No. No. 

-hours) 

Rockfibre Trinsul Vertical Outside rail 4 60 Either within 1m T1155 C127164 

Firewall 

face 

Double Skin Firewall 

with Instaloc 40 Vertical Outside rail 4 15 Inside 1m or T1007 C107677 

Spacer System & face more 

Glassfibre Quilt 


with Instaloc 40 Vertical Outside rail 4 15 Inside 1m or T1014 C107675 


Rockfibre Quilt 


with Instaloc 40 Vertical Outside rail 4 30 Inside 1m or – 141917 


Rockfibre Quilts 

Paramount Systems Vertical Outside rail 4 30 Inside 1m or – 131145 

face more 

Structural Liner Tray Vertical Liner Tray 4 15 Inside 1m or T1150 C54353 

Firewall face more 

Structural Liner Tray Vertical Liner Tray 4 60 Either Within T1151 C80289 

Firewall face 1m 

Double Skin Firewall Horizontal Inside rail 4 15 Inside 1m or T1003 C107659 

Quilt Insulated face more 

Double Skin Firewall Vertical Inside rail 4 30 Either Within T1170 C52869 

Quilt Insulated face 1m 

* Warrington Fire Research Centre Limited. 

Firewall Systems 17

4 Hour 

1 Hour Insulation 4 Hour Integrity 

Rockfibre Trinsul Firewall (vertical outside rail) 

Corus Panels and Profiles Rockfibre 

Trinsul outside rail cladding system 

has a 1 hour fire resistance from 

either direction when fixed within 

1 metre of relevant boundary. 

Insulation 

80kg/m 3 nominal density profiled 

rockfibre trinsul insulation board. 

Minimum thickness to achieve 

0.35W/m 2 K ‘U’ value. 

Lining Panel 

Corus Panels and Profiles colorcoated 

galvanised steel 0.4/0.7mm thick. 

Sheeting Rail 

Sheeting rails supplied by others. 

The rail is not fire protected but a facility 

for expansion is required (slotted fixing 

holes). 

LPC 

Rockfibre Trinsul meets fully the 

requirements of part 2.2 of the LPC 

design guide for the fire protection of 

buildings 2000. 

Outer Cladding 



Construction Notes 

All fixings and components to be steel. 

All outer sheet side laps must be stitched 

at not more than 400mm centres. 

Lining panel does not require stitching. 

Warrington Fire Research Centre number 

C127164. 

The Building Regulations 2000 

Approved Document L2 – April 2002 

Contact Corus Panels and Profiles 

Technical Department for information on 

the insulation thickness needed for this 

system to meet part L requirements. 

18 Firewall Systems

4 Hour 

15 minutes Insulation 4 Hour Integrity 

Double Skin Firewall with Instaloc 40 Spacer System 

& Glassfibre Quilt (vertical outside rail) 

This system is intended for use as 

an external wall, sited at least 1 metre 

from a relevant boundary. It is not 

suitable for partitions. 

Assessment of fire resistance refers 

to cladding system which must be 

supported at base or by a fire rated 

eaves beam. The assessment refers 

to non-load bearing walls. The 

cladding system carries no vertical 

load other than its own dead weight. 

Installation of this system to be in 

accordance with approved document 

B (Fire Spread) in the Building 

Regulations 2000. 

Insulation 

Glassfibre insulation quilt, minimum 

thickness 160mm. 10kg/m 3 nominal 

density. 

Lining Panel 



Sheeting Rail 

Sheeting rails supplied by others. The rail 

is not fire protected but a facility for 

expansion is required (slotted fixing holes). 

Instaloc 40 

200mm bracket is required with 160mm 

insulation. If insulation thickness is 

increased a minimum air gap of 40mm 

must be maintained. 







at not more than 600mm centres and lining 

panels at not more than 300mm centres. 

The Building Regulations 2000 Approved Document L2 – April 2002 

Contact Corus Panels and Profiles Technical Department for information on the 

insulation thickness needed for this system to meet part L requirements. 

Original fire report by SGS Yarsley No. 

J88627/2 now updated by Warrington 

Fire Research Centre Ltd. to WFRC number 

C107677. 

System assessment to comply with BS476 

part 22.1987 in relation to internal fire. 

Stability = 240 minutes 

Integrity = 240 minutes 

Insulation = 15 minutes 

Firewall Systems 19

4 Hour 



& Rockfibre Quilt (vertical outside rail) 

This system is intended for use 

as an external wall, sited at least 

1 metre from a relevant boundary. 

It is not suitable for partitions. 





to non-loadbearing walls. The 



Installation of this system to be 

in accordance with approved 

document B (Fire Spread) in the 

Building Regulations 2000. 

Instaloc 40 


insulation. For thicker insulation increase 

bracket size accordingly. 


Approved Document L2 – April 

2002 


Technical Department for information 

on the insulation thickness needed for 

this system to meet part L 

requirements. 

Insulation 

Rockfibre insulation quilt, minimum thickness 

120mm. 23kg/m 3 nominal density. 

Lining Panel 



Sheeting Rail 

Sheeting rails supplied by others. The rail 

is not fire protected so a facility for 

expansion is required (slotted fixing holes). 







at not more than 600mm centres. 

Lining panels do not require stitching. 


C107675. 






20 Firewall Systems

4 Hour 



& Rockfibre Quilt (vertical outside rail) 
















Insulation 

Two layers of 80mm thick Rockfibre 

insulation quilt. 23kg/m 3 nominal density. 

Lining Panel 



Instaloc 40 


insulation. For thicker insulation 

increase bracket size accordingly. 




Sheeting Rail 


The rail is not fire protected so a facility 

for expansion is required (slotted fixing 

holes). 


All fixings and components to be 

steel. 

All outer sheet side laps must be 

stitched at not more than 600mm 

centres. 

Lining panels do not require stitching. 







Warrington Fire Research Centre 

number 141917. 

System assessment to comply with 

BS476 part 22.1987 in relation to 

internal fire. 




Firewall Systems 21

4 Hour 


Paramount System 
















Insulation 

60mm rockfibre insulation. 

24kg/m 3 density. Minimum thickness to 

achieve 0.35W/m 2 K. ‘U’ value 

Sheeting Rail 


The rail is not fire protected but a 

facility for expansion is required. 

Spacer 

60mm deep spacer system. 


Trisomet Composite panel, 40mm thick, 

(PIR core) 1000mm cover width, laid 

vertically. 

Lining Panel 

LP1000 lining panel, 0.4mm thick. 


All outer sheet side laps must be 

stitched at maximum centres of 450mm. 

Lining panel side laps do not require 

stitching. 


number 131145. 

Suitable for low humidity buildings. 

For high humidity buildings contact 

our Technical Department. 







22 Firewall Systems

4 Hour 

15 Minutes Insulation 4 Hour Integrity 

Structural Liner Tray 
















Liner Tray 

Corus Panels and Profiles HL600/130 

Structural Liner Tray. 

Thermal Break Strip 

Rockfibre fire barrier strip 

50mm x 35mm 240kg/m 3 density. 

Fastener 

5.5mm diameter by 45mm long selfdrilling 

fastener e.g. SD3-T15-5.5x45. 

Side Stitching 

Side stitching in web at tray interlocks 

400mm maximum centres. 

Insulation 

Rockfibre insulation, minimum 

160mm thick 23kg/m 3 nominal density. 


Corus Panels and Profiles External 

Cladding 0.5mm thick steel. 


C54353. 






The Building Regulations 2000 Approved 

Document L2 – April 2002 

The above achieves 0.35 W/m 2 K in 

accordance with Approved Document L2 

April 2002. 

Firewall Systems 23

4 Hour 

1 Hour Insulation 4 Hour Integrity 

Structural Liner Tray 

This system can be used for an 

external or internal partition wall, sited 

within 1 metre from a relevant 

boundary. It is suitable for partitions. 












Liner Tray 

Corus Panels and Profiles HL600/130 

Structural Liner Tray. 

Insulation 

Rockfibre insulation 

80mm x 100kg/m 3 . 

Insulation 

Rockfibre insulation 

50mm x 23kg/m 3 . 

Fastener 

5.5mm diameter by 45mm long selfdrilling 

fastener e.g. SD3-T15-5.5x45. 

Side Stitching 

Side stitching in web at tray interlocks 

400mm maximum centres. 

Insulation 

Rockfibre insulation, minimum 30mm thick 

100kg/m 3 nominal density. 


Corus Panels and Profiles External 

Cladding 0.5mm thick steel. 


C80289. 








The above achieves 0.35 W/m 2 K in 

accordance with Approved Document L2 

April 2002. 

24 Firewall Systems

4 Hour 

15 Minutes Insulation 4 Hour Integrity 

Quilt Insulated Double Skin Firewall 

(horizontal/vertical inside rail) 
















Insulation 

160mm foil faced rockfibre. (WFRC 

number C43554). 

Lining Panel 










number: C107659 Horiztonal, 

C107670 Vertical. 

Sheeting Rail 

Sheeting rails supplied by others, 

to be 150mm minimum for 160mm foil 

faced rockfibre. The rail is not fire 

protected so a facility for expansion is 

required. 

For thicker insulation increase rail depth 

accordingly. 

Top Hat 

1.60mm or 2mm zinc coated steel top hat 

section 45mm deep by Corus Panels & 

Profiles. To be fixed with self drilling/self 

tapping fasteners, 2 at each sheeting rail. 




Can be fitted horizontally as shown or 

fitted vertically directly onto rail. 

Construction Notes - Horizontal 


All joints in the insulation to be overlapped 

by 100mm and aluminium pins used to 

prevent joints from separating. Fix 

insulation to rails in accordance with 

insulation manufacturers recommendations 

(note that the cladding sheet does not pin 

insulation to rails in this system). Outer 

sheet to be stitched at 450mm centres. 

Lining panel does not require stitching 

when rockfibre insulation is used. 

Construction Notes - Vertical 



at no more than 600mm centres. Lining 

panel does not require stitching with 

rockfibre insulation is used, 

otherwise to be stitched 

at 300mm. 







Firewall Systems 25

4 Hour 

30 Minutes insulation 4 Hour Integrity 

Fire exposure to both faces 


as an external wall or partition. 












Insulation 

60mm rockfibre 23kg/m 3 nominal density. 

Fire 

Source 

Fire 

Source 

Rockfibre Fire Barrier Strip 

50mm x 12mm. 

Sheeting Rail 

Sheeting 150mm minimum. 


Corus Panels and Profiles external sheet. 

Insulation 

60mm rockfibre 23kg/m 3 nominal density. 

Lining Panel 

Corus Panels & Profiles colorcoated 

galvanised steel 0.4/0.7 mm thick. 


All side laps to be stitched at 450mm 

centres. 


C52869. 






26 Firewall Systems

Building Regulations 

Firewall Building Regulations 

The Building Regulations Approved 

Document B - 2000 edition provides 

guidelines on acceptable forms of fire 

resistant structures encompassing 

construction, material performance, means 

of escape and appropriate active fire control 

techniques. These are categorised in the 

following requirements: 

B1 – Means of escape 

B2 – Internal Fire Spread (linings) 

B3 – Internal Fire Spread (structure) 

B4 – External Fire Spread 

B5 - Access & Facilities for the Fire 

Service 

All of these stipulations require close design 

integration in order to establish effective 

building fire containment systems and 

suitable evacuation procedures. 

Whilst for the purpose of this brochure it is 

impractical to cover all the conditions 

contained within this document, 

Requirements B2 and B4 are the most 

relevant when considering the use of steel 

cladding systems. The following information 

has been produced as a guide to highlight 

some of the basic criteria. 

B2 - Internal Fire Spread (linings) 

Requirement: 

(1) To inhibit the spread of fire within the 

building, the internal linings shall:- 

(a) resist the spread of flame over their 

surfaces; and 

(b) have, if ignited, a rate of heat release 

which is reasonable in the circumstances. 

Classification of Linings 

Location 

Class 

Small rooms of area not 3 

more than 4m 2 in a 

residential building and 30m 2 

in a non-residential building 

Other rooms. Circulation 1 

spaces within dwellings 

Other circulation spaces, 0 

including the common area 

of flats and maisonettes 

Taken from Document B2, Section 7, Table 10 

References 

BRITISH STANDARDS 

B5476 Fire Tests on Building Materials & 

Structures 

Part 3:1975 - External Fire Exposure 

Roof Test 

Part 4:1970(1984) - Non-Combustibility Test 

for Materials Part 6:1989 - Methods of Test 

for Fire Propagation for Products 

All Corus Panels and Profiles cladding 

products manufactured from Corus organic 

coated steel meet Classification 0. 

A description as to how this classification is 

obtained can be found within the British 

Standard 476 section of this brochure. 

B4 - External Fire Spread 

Requirement: 

1) The external walls of the building shall 

resist the spread of fire over the walls 

and from one building to another, having 

regard to the height, use and position of 

the building. 

2) The roof of the building shall resist the 

spread of fire over the roof and from one 

building to another, having regard to the 

use and position of the building. 

Fire resistance standard: 

The external walls of the building should 

have the appropriate fire resistance given in 

Table A1, Appendix A of Approved 

Document B (2000 edition). 

This table stipulates specific provisions of 

test for fire resistance of elements of 

structure stating required method of 

exposure, integrity and insulation periods 

based on the distance from a relevant 

boundary. 

Table A1 refers to Table A2 which in turn 

gives a specific breakdown of fire resistance 

periods for buildings in certain purpose 

groups, building heights and whether 

sprinklered or not. 

For example, an external non-loadbearing 

wall on an industrial unit up to 20m from 

ground level requires a minimum fire 

resistance period of 90 minutes (nonsprinklered) 

with an insulation period of 

15 minutes. 

All certified/assessed built up Corus Panels 

and Profiles Firewall systems achieve 

4 hours integrity and 15 minutes insulation 

and therefore would satisfactorily meet this 

criteria. 

External Services: 

The external surfaces of walls should meet 

the provisions laid out in Diagram 36 of 

Part 7:1987 - Methods for Classification of 

the Surface Spread of Flame of Products 

Part 11:1982 - Method for assessing the 

Heat Emission from Building Materials 

Part 22:1987 - Methods for determination of 

the Fire Resistance of non-loadbearing 

elements of Construction 

Requirement B4, Section 12. A brief 

summary of this diagram is tabulated below: 

Provisions for external landscaping of walls 

Building Distance from 

Height Boundary 

All Corus Panels and Profiles cladding 

products manufactured from Corus organic 

coated steel meet Classification 0. 

A description as to how this classification is 

obtained can be found within the British 

Standard 476 section of this brochure. 

External Wall Construction: 

Classification 

1m For the initial 

20m index ‘I’ 

should not 

exceed 20. 

Areas above 20m 

the classification 

should be 0 

It must be noted that even though the 

provisions for external surfaces may have 

been satisfied, on buildings that are in 

excess of 15m above ground level the 

insulation material used in the external wall 

construction should be of limited 

combustibility. 

All insulation specified for use within Corus 

Panels and Profiles firewall systems can be 

deemed ‘non-combustible’ in accordance 

with BS476 Part 4 and would therefore 

meet the criteria of this stipulation. 

British Standard 476 provides an 

acceptable framework for meeting these 

requirements within the U.K. and focuses 

on test related physical measurement in 

order to establish fire rated performance for 

steel cladding systems. 

Reference is made to this standard in 

Approved Document B sections B2 to B4 - 

Internal and External Fire Spread. 

THE BUILDING REGULATIONS 2000 

APPROVED DOCUMENT B - 2002 EDITION 

B1 Means of Escape 

B2 Internal Fire Spread (Linings) 

B3 External Fire Spread (Structure) 

B4 External Fire Spread 

B5 Access & Facilities for the Fire Service 

Firewall Systems 27

British Standard 476 

British Standard 476 

BS476 is the recognised standard referred to 

in the Building Regulations and provides a 

framework for meeting fire performance 

requirements within the U.K. This standard 

concentrates on test related physical 

measurement in order to establish the fire 

rating performance of elements/ 

constructions. The most relevant in relation to 

Corus Panels and Profiles organic coated 

steel cladding products/systems can be 

highlighted as follows:- 

BS476 Part 3: 

External Fire Exposure Roof Test 

Roofs are graded according to the resistance 

they offer to external fire (e.g. from an 

adjacent building or compartment). This is 

measured in terms of penetration and flame 

spread. The U.K. Building Regulations 

designate pitched roofs using profiled sheets 

produced from galvanised steel or organic 

coated steel as Classification AA, the highest 

designation possible. Therefore, it can be 

satisfied that roofs constructed with Corus 

Panels and Profiles topsheet profiles in 

accordance with manufacturer’s instructions 

will achieve this rating. 

Note: This standard has been withdrawn by 

the British Standards Institution but continues 

to be cited in the Building Regulations. The 

relevant test method has therefore been 

included as an annex within BS5427: 1996 

Code Of Practice for the use of Profiled sheet 

for roof and wall cladding on buildings. 

BS476 Part 4: 

Non-Combustibility Test for Materials 

All insulation products specified for use within 

Corus Panels and Profiles firewall systems 

achieve ‘non-combustible’ classification and 

therefore meet the requirements laid down 

within Approved Document B4 Section 12, 

External Wall Construction. 

BS476 Part 6: Methods of Test 

for Fire Propagation for Products 

This test determines the contribution a 

material makes to the fire and is measured in 

terms of heat contributed over a period of 

twenty minutes. This is expressed as an 

index of performance ‘I’ together with subindices 

i1, i2 and i3 which are assessed from 

empirical formulae. These sub-indices relate 

to heat contributed over shorter time periods. 

Organic coated steel Corus Panels and 

Profiles cladding products with for example 

PVC, PVF2 and lining enamel type finishes 

have an index ‘I’ not exceeding 12 qnd a 

sub-index i1 (heat contributed in the first 

3 minutes) not exceeding 6. 

BS476 Part 7: Methods for Classification 

of the Surface Spread of Flame of 

Products 

This test grades material into classes 1 to 4 

according to the rate of flame spread across 

it’s surface. All Corus Panels and Profiles 

cladding products produced from Corus 

organic coated steel achieve Class 1 - the 

highest grade offering the best resistance to 

spread of flame. 

The Building Regulations have a higher 

Classification defined as Class 0, which 

combines results from BS476 Parts 6 and 7. 

A class 0 surface must have a Class 1 result 

from BS476 Part 7 and a maximum index ‘I’ 

of 12 and maximum sub-index i1 value of 6 

from BS476 Part 6. 

Therefore, a Corus Panels and Profiles 

cladding has a finish that achieves Class 0 

spread of flame in accordance with the 

Building Regulations. 

BS476 Part 11: Method for assessing the 

Heat Emission from Building Materials 

A material which is deemed ‘noncombustible’ 

in accordance with BS476 Part 

4 automatically complies with the 

requirements laid down for limited 

combustibility in accordance with 

BS476 Part 11. 

This standard adopts a similar test 

methodology to BS476 Part 4 but uses a 

different method for the calculation of results. 

All insulation products specified for use within 

Corus Panels and Profiles firewall systems 

achieve ‘non-combustible’ classification in 

accordance with BS476 Part 4 and would 

therefore meet the limited combustibility 

classification. 

BS476 Part 22: Methods for 

determination of the Fire Resistance of 

non-loadbearing elements of 

Construction 

This standard concerns itself with the 

exposure of fire on one or both faces of the 

wall construction, the growth of which is 

designed to simulate a real fire occurrence 

i.e. in terms of speed of temperature rise, 

flashover point and eventual temperature peak. 

Definitions of fire resistance are met in the 

context of two criteria: 

Integrity: 

The time taken before failure of the wall 

system to satisfactorily prevent the passage 

of flames and hot gases in accordance with 

the test procedures laid down in this 

standard. 

Insulation: 

This must be non-combustible and restrict 

the transmittance of heat from the source of 

the fire to the unexposed face of the wall 

construction. 

Point of failure is deemed when the mean 

temperature on the unheated side of the 

construction exceeds 140°C above ambient 

or when the temperature of any surface point 

across the unexposed face reaches 180°C 

above the initial ambient. 

Tables A1 and A2 in Appendix A of Approved 

Document B (1992 edition) stipulate actual 

requirements which can vary from 1/2 hour 

integrity to 2 hours. Scottish regulation 

requirements can vary from 1/2 hour integrity 

to 4 hours. 

A comprehensive range of Corus Panels and 

Profiles wall cladding systems have been 

developed and certified/assessed to BS476 

Part 22. These offer a range of insulation 

performance from 15 minutes to the more 

stringent 1 hour requirement laid down for 

partitional/separating walls. 

These are shown in the System 

Illustrations/Specifications Section of this 

brochure. A quick reference table has also 

been included and can be found on the 

inside front cover. 

Updating Fire Requirements 

As a result of the ongoing programme for the 

revision of British standards it is inevitable 

that some will be withdrawn yet will still 

remain being cited by the Building Regulation 

Approved Documents. It is therefore 

recommended that designers review 

standards and approved documents for 

current status. 

28 Firewall Systems

Acoustics 

Acoustic Systems 

Acoustic performance is an 

increasingly important functional area 

for steel roof and wall cladding 

systems. Whether it be reducing noise 

levels within a factory environment or 

eliminating nuisance from sound in 

residential areas, acoustic control is a 

significant aspect of steel cladding 

design. 

In recognition of this, Corus Panels 

and Profiles have conducted a 

number of live acoustic tests. The 

results have produced a broad range 

of systems that meet sound reduction 

and sound absorption standards 

frequently specified by industry today. 

Acoustic Systems 29

Introduction 

Acoustic 

Systems 

This section illustrates cladding assemblies designed to 

provide sound reduction and sound absorption. 

Both lining panel and structural liner tray systems are shown. 

The physical conditions under which the acoustic systems 

were tested are designed to match, as closely as possible, 

site assembly. However, test results achieved under 

laboratory conditions and actual site assembled results may 

vary for any given system. Differences in the levels of flanking 

sound transmission are quite often the reason for this. 

A software programme developed collaboratively by 

members of the MCRMA is available for acoustic system 

modelling and computer prediction. For acoustic 

requirements not met by the systems illustrated, please 

contact the Corus Panels and Profiles Technical Department, 

who will be pleased to model various constructions to 

produce a computer prediction to meet your needs. 

Corus Panels and Profiles also has experience in specialist 

acoustic systems for Power Station applications. Ryehouse, 

Killinghome and other similar projects has provided us with a 

successful track record in this field. 

Systems Tested for Sound Reduction 

Material Thickness Average SRI Rw 

(mm) (dB) (dB) 

SR3-LP 152 39.70 39.00 

SAR8-SLT 162 39.70 44.00 

Systems Tested for Sound Absorption and Reduction 

Material Thickness Average SRI Rw STC 

(mm) (dB) (dB) (dB) 

SAR4-SLT 162 35.50 35.00 35.00 

PARAMOUNT 152 31.00 30.30 * 

Structural Liner Tray - Perforation Pattern 

Standard Pattern 

* Predicted Results 

5 mm 

3.175 mm 

5 mm 

5 mm 

Open Area 

= 36.4% Approx 

60 o 6.3 mm 

4.5mm diameter 

holes at 6.3mm 

triangular centre 

Pattern open 

area - 46% 

Above: Provincial Park, Sheffield. 

30 Acoustic Systems


Sound Reduction Index 

Measurement (1/3 octave) 

Sound Absorption Index 

Measurement (1/3 octave) 

Frequency SR3-LP LPC Paramount SAR8-SLT 

(Hz) C/95/5L/1721/1 System* AT/92/07 

Test 1 

50 13.9 23.4 

63 10.8 17.6 

80 6.5 23.2 

100 12.2 12.2 22.2 

125 16.4 14.0 27.5 

160 19.9 15.8 27.9 

200 23.2 17.4 32.4 

250 31.0 19.2 35.2 

315 36.1 21.2 37.0 

400 40.5 23.2 40.2 

500 43.4 25.3 41.4 

630 46.4 27.6 43.1 

800 48.4 30.2 42.9 

1000 51.7 32.8 45.1 

1250 51.4 35.7 45.6 

1600 52.6 39.2 47.5 

2000 53.0 42.6 47.3 

2500 52.5 46.2 49.4 

3150 55.8 50.0 50.1 

4000 59.5 53.4 51.4 

5000 61.3 53.7 52.7 

6300 60.3 54.8 

8000 60.6 55.5 

10000 56.5 54.3 

Frequency SAR4-SLT LPC Paramount 

(Hz) AT/92/07 System 

System 2 

50 

63 

80 

100 0.38 0.24 

125 0.57 0.47 

160 0.53 0.41 

200 0.65 0.47 

250 0.64 0.53 

315 0.79 0.68 

400 0.76 0.82 

500 0.74 0.84 

630 0.77 0.82 

800 0.81 0.81 

1000 0.81 0.81 

1250 0.82 0.76 

1600 0.84 0.77 

2000 0.87 0.79 

2500 0.89 0.80 

3150 1.02 0.79 

4000 1.01 0.85 

5000 1.23 1.00 

6300 

8000 

Average SRI (dB) 39.7 31.0 

Weighted SRI (dB) 39 30.3 

* Predicted Results 

Extensive range of systems 

Acoustic Systems 31


Sound Reduction 

Lining Panel Systems SR3-LP 

Test reference C/94/5L/1721/1 – test 1. 

Average SRI 39.7 

(100-3150Hz) 

1/3 Octave Band 

Weighted SRI, R w 39.0 

(BS5821:part1) 

Sound Reduction Index (dB) 

70 

60 

50 

40 

30 

20 

10 

1721/1 Test 2 (1/3 Octave) 

0 50 Frequency(Hz) 10000 

Insulation 


33kg/m 3 density. 

Sheeting Rail 


Spacer 



1000/32 external sheet, 0.55mm thick laid 

vertically. 

Lining Panel 

LP1000 lining panel, 0.40mm thick. 

Refer to tables on page 32 and 33 for axis 

increment frequencies 






Contact our Technical Department for 

information on the insulation thickness 

needed for this system to meet part L 

requirements. 

32 Acoustic Systems


Sound Reduction and Absorption 

Paramount System 

Test reference AT/94/19(20) System 4. 

Weighted SRI, R w 30.3 dB (predicted) 

Insulation 



Sound Absorption Coefficient 

1.0 

0.8 

0.6 

0.4 

AT 94/20 System 4 (1/3 Octave) 

0.2 

100 5000 

Frequency(Hz) 

Sheeting Rail 


Spacer 



Trisomet Composite panel, 40mm thick, 

(PIR core) 1000mm cover width, laid 

vertically. 

Lining Panel 

Perforated LP1000 lining panel, 

0.4mm thick. 

Refer to tables on page 32 and 33 for axis 

increment frequencies 

‘U’ Value for this system is 0.24W/m 2 K. 




Acoustic Systems 33

Acoustic System 

Sound Reduction and Absorption 

Structural Liner Tray System SAR4-SLT 

Test reference AT/94/19/(20) System 2. 


Graph: R w 35 dB 

Average SRI: R w 35.5 dB 

Sound Absorption Coefficient 

1.4 

1.2 

0.8 

0.6 

0.4 


0.2 

100 Frequency(Hz) 5000 

Refer to tables on pages 32 and 33 for 

sound absorption and reduction axis 

incremental frequencies 




Insulation 



Liner tray 

Perforated HL600/130 structural liner tray 

0.75mm thick. 

Cold bridge tape 

PVC Foam Tape. 


1000/32 external sheet, 0.55mm thick laid 

vertically. 


60 

50 

40 

30 

20 


10 

100 Frequency(Hz) 5000 






requirements. 

34 Acoustic Systems



Structural Liner Tray System SAR8-SLT 

Test reference AT/92/07. 


Graph: R w 44 dB 

Average SRI: R w 39.7 dB 


70 

60 

50 

40 

30 

20 

10 

AT 92/07 (1/3 Octave) 

0 50 Frequency(Hz) 10000 

Insulation 



Liner tray 

HL600/130 structural liner tray 1.00mm 

thick. 

Cold bridge barrier 

50 x 12mm rockfibre Strip. 

(350Kg/m 3 density). 


1000/32 reversed external sheet, 0.55mm 

thick laid horizontally. 

Refer to tables on pages 32 and 33 for 

sound absorption and reduction axis 

incremental frequencies 









requirements. 

Acoustic Systems 35

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