Youngman IBR 686

Description

The IBR 686 profile, manufactured by Youngman, is a high-performance roofing and cladding solution known for its deep, broad flutes and optimum weight-to-load ratio. Its square-fluted design ensures excellent drainage characteristics, making it ideal for areas with heavy rainfall or harsh weather conditions. IBR 686 is a popular choice for both roofing and wall cladding, offering a perfect balance of strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal.

Key Features of Youngman IBR 686 Roof Sheeting

• Effective Cover Width: 686mm, providing excellent coverage and reducing installation time.
• Deep Flutes: Enhances water runoff and structural rigidity.
• Material Options: Available in galvanized steel, Zincalume, Zincal, COLORBOND, Colorplus, and polycarbonate.
• Customization: Can be factory-cranked, curved, or bull-nosed to suit specific project requirements.
• Oil Canning Resistance: Stiffening ribs minimize oil canning, ensuring a clean and professional finish.

Applications

Youngman IBR 686 is ideal for:

• Residential Roofing: Homes, cottages, and housing developments.
• Commercial Roofing: Offices, retail spaces, and warehouses.
• Industrial Roofing: Factories, storage facilities, and manufacturing plants.
• Wall Cladding: Provides a durable and visually appealing finish for industrial and commercial structures.

Technical Specifications

• Overall Width: 740mm
• Effective Cover Width: 686mm
• Thickness: 0.3mm to 0.8mm (Total Coated Thickness – TCT).
• Length: Up to 15m (standard), with custom lengths available on request.
• Material Options: Galvanized, Zincalume, Zincal, COLORBOND, Colorplus, and polycarbonate.
• Roof Pitch:
  • Minimum pitch of 5° for roof slopes less than 30m.
  • Minimum pitch of 7.5° for roof slopes exceeding 30m.
• End Lap Recommendations:
  • 150mm for roof pitches over 15°.
  • 250mm for roof pitches below 15°.
  • 100mm for side sheeting.

Installation and Handling

• Fastening: Use 65mm Top Speed or Tex screws for steel purlins and 90mm Tex or Top Speed screws for timber purlins. All fasteners should incorporate 26mm diameter bonded washers.
• Side Lap: Roof sheets must be laid with one corrugation side lap, with the narrow flute uppermost.
• Sealing: End and side laps on low-pitched roofs should be sealed to ensure water tightness.
• Transportation: Maximum transportable height is 4.3m, which should be considered for bullnoses and curves.

Quality Assurance

• Sheet Tolerance:
  • Width: ±5mm.
  • Length: ±5mm.
• Durability: Designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and provide long-term performance.

Why Choose Youngman IBR 686?

• Structural Strength: Provides excellent load-span capabilities for a wide range of applications.
• Aesthetic Appeal: Square fluted design offers a neat and professional appearance.
• Ease of Installation: Simple and efficient installation process with minimal maintenance requirements.
• Versatility: Suitable for roofing and wall cladding in residential, commercial, and industrial projects.