
Insul-Mate
aluminum sheets..

Sheet, Stainless
Steel...

Perforated
Metal
Sheeting...

Insul-Mate
Elbow
Covers...

Strapping,
Seals,
Springs...
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Insul-Mate®
Box Rib Sheets & Deep Corrugated Sheets

RPR Insul-Mate®
4 Inch Box Rib Sheets
Insul-Mate 4"
Box Rib is the most popular of all the ribbed panels. It is made
with a continuous pattern of 1" high ribs on 4" centers,
engineered for maximum structural stiffness. It is profiled out of
T3004 Alclad aluminum which is stucco embossed for added rigidity
and strength. Alclad sheeting is produced by metallurgically
bonding 7072 aluminum to both sides to an alloy T3004 core. The
resulting aluminum composition provides superior corrosion
resistance. Available in non-Alclad, prepainted aluminum,
stainless steel, steel, prepainted steel and with polykraft moisture retarder upon request.
Closure strips are available.
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RPR
Insul-Mate®
Insul-Box Aluminum
Siding
Insul-Box is made
with a continuous pattern of 9/16" high ribs engineered for
maximum structural stiffness. Insul-Box's full underlap support
leg provides better alignment, reduced gapping and protection
against wind blown rain. Tests have proven Insul-Box roofing and
siding superior as a result of improved sidelap design and new
anti-siphon and drain channel. Closure strips are available.
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RPR
Insul-Mate®
7.2" EPBL Rib
Siding
Insul-Mate 7.2"
Rib is a larger - stronger version of the popular 4" Box
Rib. Its 1-1/2" deep ribs at 7.2" intervals, with the
unique extended purlin bearing leg, makes it one of the strongest
profiles available in the industry. Available in non-Alclad, prepainted aluminum, stainless steel, steel and prepainted steel upon request. Closure strips are available.
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RPR
Insul-Mate®
Deep Corrugated Sheets
Insul-Mate 2.67"
x 1/2", 3/4", 5/8", 7/8" deep corrugated sheets
available in widths of 27-1/2' through 51.3". Lengths 3' to
32. Insul-Mate 1-1/4" x 1/4" deep corrugated sheets are
available in a 33" width and lengths 3' to 12'2". Insul-Mate
corrugated sheets are produced to a standard siding profile with
both longitudinal edges of the sheet formed down, allowing the sheet
the sheet to be installed without alternating the ends of the sheet.
A siding sheet can be used for roofing by lapping two corrugations.
Closure strips are available. |
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