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32/1000 Box Profile 0.5 Thick PVC Plastisol Coated Roof Sheet Goosewing Grey (10A05) 1000mm Width

32/1000 Single Skin Box Profile Roofing Sheet – 0.5mm Plastisol (PVC) Finish Durable. Lightweight. UK-Made. Colour Clad’s 32/1000 Box Profile Roofing Sheets offer a long-lasting and cost-effective solution for both roof and wall cladding. Manufactured in-house using 0.5mm prime galvanised steel with a tough Plastisol (PVC) finish, these single skin... Read more

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32/1000 Single Skin Box Profile Roofing Sheet – 0.5mm Plastisol (PVC) Finish

Durable. Lightweight. UK-Made.

Colour Clad’s 32/1000 Box Profile Roofing Sheets offer a long-lasting and cost-effective solution for both roof and wall cladding. Manufactured in-house using 0.5mm prime galvanised steel with a tough Plastisol (PVC) finish, these single skin sheets are trusted by trade professionals and DIY users nationwide.

Ideal for garages, sheds, barns, stables, workshops and industrial buildings – this sheet is a versatile and reliable choice for any project.


✅ Key Features

  • Profile Dimensions: 32mm profile height, 200mm pitch, 1000mm cover width when lapped

  • Material: 0.5mm Plastisol-coated galvanised steel – weather-resistant & built to last

  • Manufactured in-house: Cut to your required length, with consistent UK quality

  • Optional strengthening ribs: Choose with or without for aesthetics & rigidity

  • Wide gulley design: Foot-friendly for safe, stable fitting during installation

  • Roof & wall application: Suitable for pitches of 4° or greater

  • DIY & trade-friendly: Easy to install, fast to fix, low maintenance

  • Colours available: Juniper Green, Slate Blue, Anthracite Grey, Merlin Grey, Terracotta, Poppy Red, Ocean Blue, Sargasso, White, Van-Dyke Brown, Olive Green, Goosewing Grey, Galvanised

  • Max sheet length: 8m (0.5mm); for longer spans consider 0.7mm thickness


🛠️ Common Uses

  • Roofing for sheds, garages, barns, stables, carports

  • Wall cladding for workshops, containers, units

  • Overcladding existing roofs

  • Suitable for agricultural, residential and commercial buildings


🧱 Matching Accessories

  • Flashings & trims – Bargeboards, ridges, eaves and drip trims in matching colours

  • Fixings – Self-drilling screws with colour caps and sealing washers

  • Rooflights – Profile-matched translucent GRP sheets

  • Foam fillers – Eaves and ridge closures for a weatherproof seal

  • Matching single skin sheets – For non-insulated areas and consistent finish


🚚 Fast UK Delivery – Order Today

Ready to upgrade your roof or walls? We manufacture to your required length and offer rapid delivery across the UK.

📞 Call 01278 557002
📧 Email info@colourcladprofiles.com

Our friendly team is on hand to provide quotes, advice and product guidance. Whether you're cladding a shed or roofing a barn, trust Colour Clad for quality materials that last.

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Anti-Con is an effective solution to combat the effects of water condensation on the underside of your roof cladding.  Colour Clad apply the Anti-Con (DR!PSTOP) lining during the manufacturing process, its rolled simultaneously with the steel through or profiling mill and applied to the reverse of the roofing sheet. 

DR!PSTOP is perfect for single skin applications to ensure any humidity in the air evaporates and is absorbed in locations where it is important that the condensation is under control, Anti-Con is ideal for;

  • Chill Rooms
  • Work Shops
  • Equestrian and Agricultural Buildings
  • Garden Sheds/Summer Houses
  • Garages 
  • Grain Stores

As previously mentioned we apply the Anti-Con lining during the roll forming stage, when rolling the roofing sheets we allow the overlap edge to be free of Anti-Con, this in turn will minimise the risk of water being drawn into the lap through symphonic action.

How It Works

Colour Clad Profiles DR!PSTOP solution helps to control condensation in environments where it occurs often. For Anti-Con to work effectively the building has to be adequately ventilated to allow the Anti-Con fleece to dry out between cycles. Ideally the ridge and eaves should be left open without the use of foam fillers, if the use of foam fillers is a requirement then an alternative roof construction should be considered. The roof pitch also has a significant bearing on the products performance and a minimum roof pitch of 10° is recommended, for roof pitches below 10° please seek advice from our sales team.

When Colour Clad Profiles Anti-Con is used in a livestock situation the humidity generated by these animals can be quite high, the table below shows the moisture levels produced by livestock and the area required by each animal to keep humidity levels under 80gm/m²/hour.

 

Animal

Weight

Moisture Produced

Area Requirement Per Animal

Cows

500kg

361gm/hour

4.51m²

Horses

500kg

361gm/hour

4.51m²

Sheep

100kg

83gm/hour

1.04m²

Pigs

100kg

83gm/hour

1.04m²

Chickens

2.2kg

5.5gm/hour

0.07m² 


Storage of your Anti-Con Sheets

Anti-Con lined roofing sheets should be stored (where possible) indoors prior to installation, where this is not possible the packs of material must be stored off the ground and kept dry. Profiled sheets should not be allowed to slide on each other or onto steelwork as this will minimise the chance of the fleece becoming damaged and snagging. If the backing coat becomes dirty it can be cleaned using a pressure washer if possible, in the case of livestock buildings this should be done once a year with a solution containing fungicide.