BPA galvanised flat steel, gloss polyester — RAL 7016 9006 8017 9010 9002 9007 9005 — flat sheets 2 m long

A well-fitting cover, a non-standard sill or a neatly finished edge can make a building look complete. Flat sheet can be shaped for places where a standard detail does not fit. Workshops and installers value it for turning a measured design into a practical finishing component.

Flat sheet is a starting material for flashings, covers and cladding components. There is no imposed profile: width, folds and ends can follow the job the detail must do. This matters in renovation because existing reveals and edges rarely match standard dimensions. A fabricated component fits the location without altering the surroundings for a standard product. The result is a tidier junction for the owner and a detail the installer can shape to the actual building.

Select the finish to suit the use. Galvanised, aluminium-zinc coated and colour-coated sheets differ in purpose and appearance. A colour finish can match a roof, door or façade; a metallic finish may suit a utility cover. Thickness determines the balance between stiffness and formability. Even a small part can then have the right shape, protection and appearance for its role.

A uniform surface provides a clear background for lettering, signs and branding.

Cutting sheets into blanks helps match the order to a run of small components.

Different coatings offer a choice between a decorative finish and a more utilitarian appearance.

Without factory-formed ribs, the cross-section can be shaped for the component’s specific function.

Flat sheet is used for roof flashings, sills, edge covers and workshop parts. On a canopy it can close the roof-to-wall junction; on a façade it can match a reveal trim to the window frame. Workshops can make housings or guards to the required size. A common colour can run through the project even with non-standard dimensions. For the owner that means better protection, a neat finish and parts that look permanent rather than improvised. One sheet material can therefore serve many finishing tasks.

We offer first- and second-grade flat sheets, including selected sizes available from stock. SteelProfil offers competitive prices and promotional lots. We can help select the finish, thickness and sheet size for your flashings or covers to suit both the building and the forming work required.