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D46
Steel perforated web roof decking.
Suitable for all roofing types including:
Steel perforated web roof decking to provide acoustic absorption, acoustic reduction (rating A–D) and structural support.
Fully perforated decks also available, consult the manufacturer for details.
Features and benefits:
Acoustic RoofDek trapezoidal profiles D46 to D100:
D46, D60 and D100 use perforating pattern 4546, 4.5 mm holes at 6.3 mm triangular centres. Pattern open area: 46%.
Acoustic RoofDek trapezoidal profiles D137 to D200:
D137 and D159 use perforating pattern 3327, 3.3 mm holes at 6 mm triangular centres. Pattern open area: 27%. D153 and D200 use perforating pattern P3L-S, 3 mm holes at 5.5 mm square centres. Pattern open area: 23.5%.
RoofDek liner tray profiles HLT90/600 to HLT145/600 perforated:
Structural liner trays provide a neat planar inner surface spanning across the main steels and obviate the need for purlins or cladding rails. They are suitable for both roof and wall cladding.
Sheet lengths in excess of 12 m are not practical for installation on-site and extended end laps cannot be used with liner trays, so double spans are limited to 6 m.
Liner trays use perforating pattern P3L-S, 3 mm holes at 5.5 mm square centres. Pattern open area: 23.5%.
Depth of deck:
The profile reference indicates the depth of the deck, e.g. D100 = 100 mm deep.
Fire performance:
Profile:
Finish:
- Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra®:
Recommended for applications in indoor ambience category A3, A4 and A5. Refer to Tata Steel Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® technical brochure for further information.
Find out more: https://www.tatasteeleurope.com/construction/products/roof/profiles/roofdek
Color | Other |
Material | Steel Guidance for specification option: Tata Steel's Galvatite®, hot-dip zinc coated steel. |
Shape | Manufacturer guidanceTrapezoidal perforated profiles. |
Length | Bespoke |
Width | Bespoke |
Height | Bespoke |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | G30/110 Metal profiled sheet decking |
Product range |
Classification data | |
Profile | |
Thickness (nominal) | 0.70 mm steel. 0.90 mm steel. 1.20 mm steel. |
Form | D46. |
Dimensions | |
Pitch | 225 mm. |
Cover width | 900 mm. |
Top surface (side 1) | |
Top surface finish | Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra®, single sided. Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra®, double-sided. Galvanized. Interior liner. |
Additional requirements | None Factory crimp curving, 0.40 m radius Guidance for specification option: Optionally available. |
Product Reference | Steel Perforated Structural RoofDek |
Standard | To BS EN 10346:2015. |
Profile depth | Manufacturer guidanceThe profile reference indicates the depth of the deck. |
CoverageArea | 13.09%. |
Area | 10.79%. Manufacturer guidanceExposed area. |
Country of material origin | Manufacturer guidanceAll construction products and materials supplied from Building Systems UK are produced locally with high levels of UK content, this includes, but is not limited to, the production of pre-finished steel, the production of our construction products including our ComFlor® steel floor deck, our Trisomet® and Trimapanel® wall and roof panel systems and our RoofDek roofing profiles. During our transition to low CO2 intensive Electric Arc Furnace steel manufacture our feedstock is supplied from our sister plant in the Netherlands, our parent in India and other selected high quality and approved manufacturers. Our UK supply chain is certified to the Responsible Sourcing Framework BES 6001 and we operate an Environmental Product Declaration programme (a unique service) with the ability to supply bespoke EPD’s against project specifications. This capability means that Building Systems UK are one of the most environmentally reported construction product manufacturers in the world. Supporting local construction product manufacture, with Building Systems UK, will support the future of UK Steel supply chain – a necessity for a prosperous UK Construction Sector |
Country of product manufacture | United Kingdom |
Material | Steel Guidance for specification option: Tata Steel's Galvatite®, hot-dip zinc coated steel. |
Recyclability | All steel elements are recyclable, with ‘end of life’ assumptions for recovered steel and steel recycling being 89% of steel is recycled, 10% of steel reused with 1% loss |
Recycled contentAs defined in clause 7.8 of BS EN ISO 14021 | 16.1 % Manufacturer guidanceThe concept of recycled content is a useful metric to stimulate economies of scale around recycling of materials which may otherwise be incinerated or land-filled. But this is not the case for steel. Steel has been recycled for over 150 years and the recycling process and infrastructure is efficient and economical without any added stimulus. Scrap steel is valuable, so wherever it can be recovered it is, and very little steel ever goes to waste.
Provided this is understood we can confirm for the financial year 22/23 Tata Steel UK produced 2.93 million tonnes of crude steel, recycling 0.472 million tonnes of steel scrap. This equates to a recycled content of 16.1%. A breakdown of the scrap by source shows that ~12.5% was internal pre consumer scrap. The remaining ~3.6% was externally sourced commercial scrap. As the exact mix of the scrap cannot be fully determined it is not possible to define this as pre/post-consumer scrap per the LEED v4 definition. |