Galvanized Corrugated Iron Sheet

Superior Load-Bearing Capacity: The corrugated structure distributes external forces (e.g., wind, snow, its own weight) evenly across the sheet’s surface, reducing stress concentration. This allows even thin-gauge sheets (e.g., 24–28 gauge) to resist bending, warping, or collapsing under typical loads—making them suitable for roofing, wall cladding, and lightweight structural applications (e.g., shed roofs, warehouse walls).

Improved Rigidity Without Extra Weight: Corrugation adds rigidity to the sheet without increasing its thickness or weight. This keeps the sheets lightweight (easy to transport and install manually) while maintaining structural stability—critical for projects with limited lifting equipment or labor.

Minimal Maintenance Costs: The galvanized coating eliminates the need for frequent repainting or anti-rust treatments (unlike uncoated steel or wood). Routine maintenance only involves occasional cleaning (to remove dust or debris) or touch-ups for severe scratches—reducing long-term upkeep expenses.