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Alternative to purlins or girts.
Suitable for use in sheds, light industrial and commercial buildings when used as a secondary member supporting roof or wall cladding.
Top Hats are alternative to purlins or girts and are ideal where greater roof spans are required. They are manufactured from high-tensile galvanised steels or ZINCALUME® steel, with features including:
Shape | Rectangle. |
Material | Steel. |
Uniclass | |
SpecPack | 05400 Cold-Formed Metal Framing |
NATSPEC National Classification System | 0342 Light Steel Framing |
SpeedSpec | 05400 Cold Formed Metal Framing |
Material | |
Standard | To AS/NZS 4600. |
Designation | G550. |
Thickness | 0.75 mm.0.95 mm.1.15 mm. |
Corrosion protection | |
Standard | To AS 1397. |
Class | AZ150. |
Material | ZINCALUME® steel. Galvanised steel. |
Size | 64 mm (depth) x 107.25 mm (width). 96 mm (depth) x 109 mm (width). 120 mm (depth) x 141 mm (width). |
MassDensity | 1.223 – 1.957 kg/m (64 mm profile). 1.93 – 3.08 kg/m (120 mm profile). Manufacturer guidanceVaries depending on profiled and base metal thickness. |
Span | 1500 mm. 1750 mm. 2000 mm. 2250 mm. 2500 mm. Manufacturer guidanceStandard spans for 64 mm and 96 mm profiles range from 1500 mm to 6000 mm. For 120 mm profiles, spans range from 2000 mm to 6000 mm only. |
End laps | Manufacturer guidanceTo achieve structural lap, minimum overlap length should be 15% of the span, i.e. 7.5% at each end. For non-structural laps, minimum overlap should be 100 mm in length. |
Weather conditions | Manufacturer guidanceContact manufacturer for guidance if to be used within 1 km of industrial, chemical, marine or corrosive environments. |
Compatibility | Manufacturer guidanceNever use on or in conjunction with lead, copper, bare metal, stainless steel, mortar, concrete, green and some chemically treated timbers. |