BPA polyester-coated flat steel sheets, second grade — 2 m sheet format

A new roof still needs a chimney flashing, and a façade needs a neat finish at windows and parapets. In these places the shape of the detail matters. Flat sheet can be cut and formed into the required flashings or covers. At SteelProfil you can choose a sheet to suit the folds, the visible finish and the conditions of use.

Flat sheet is used for roof flashings, window sills, edge strips and façade trims. Cutting and folding the sheet allows the component to match the measured dimensions. This is especially useful on renovations where standard fittings do not match the existing chimney, wall or eaves.

Choose the thickness and coating for the component you are making. We supply sheets for workshop fabrication and on-site work, from a simple protective strip to a complex flashing. Plan cuts to avoid small offcuts that are difficult to use. For a run of similar pieces, lay the flat patterns side by side before cutting. This helps identify the sheet size that yields the most useful parts.

Flat-sheet trims can match a roof covering or create a deliberate contrast. One shade can tie together the roof, window sills and entrance. A dark flashing against a pale façade defines the edge more clearly, while a close colour match softens the division. Flashings may be small items on an order but remain clearly visible on the finished building.

Choose the coating for the component’s exposure. A cover inside a workshop and an outdoor flashing have different needs. The choice of sheet affects both appearance and performance. Agree how folds and edges are to be formed so the finished part fits the intended fixing arrangement.

SteelProfil supplies first- and second-grade material, with selected sheets available from stock. For smaller parts, choose batches that suit the dimensions and the finish you need. We discuss the characteristics of second-grade stock before purchase. Promotional lots and competitive prices can help when sourcing flashings for an entire building.

When ordering material for several components, prepare the developed shapes and approximate quantities. They help determine sheet size and total material requirements. For a single repair, accurate measurements of the part are enough. We can help choose the sheet or look at a flashing already formed for the specific installation position.

Flat sheet is particularly useful for the final details of a project. Show us the feature that needs a cover or trim and we can suggest the material. The aim is for the flashing to match the covering, shed water as designed and give the building edges a clean finish.