Replacing a profiled metal roof - Build 196 (2023)

Abbreviation
Replacing a profiled metal roof
Valid from
1/06/2023

Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Author
Alide Elkink
Information type
BUILD article,
Format
Website, PDF,

Description

Acceptable Solution B2/AS1 to New Zealand Building Code clause B2 Durability requires roof claddings to meet a minimum durability of 15 years. A profiled metal roof typically has a life expectancy longer than this depending on a number of factors such as environment, roof design, type and grade of metal used, quality of installation and maintenance. 

How do you decide it is time to reroof a profiled metal roof? The answer is generally when the roof shows signs of corrosion and begins to leak.

Scope

This article covers:

  • Causes of corrosion
  • Options for reroofing
  • Roof pitch
  • Metal grades
  • Profiled metal roofing
  • Will a building consent be required?
  • Restricted building work
  • What may (or may not) be under the existing roof?
  • Consider opportunities for improvement
  • Maintenance and washing
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Description

Acceptable Solution B2/AS1 to New Zealand Building Code clause B2 Durability requires roof claddings to meet a minimum durability of 15 years. A profiled metal roof typically has a life expectancy longer than this depending on a number of factors such as environment, roof design, type and grade of metal used, quality of installation and maintenance. 

How do you decide it is time to reroof a profiled metal roof? The answer is generally when the roof shows signs of corrosion and begins to leak.

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Replacing a profiled metal roof - Build 196 (2023)
Description

Acceptable Solution B2/AS1 to New Zealand Building Code clause B2 Durability requires roof claddings to meet a minimum durability of 15 years. A profiled metal roof typically has a life expectancy longer than this depending on a number of factors such as environment, roof design, type and grade of metal used, quality of installation and maintenance. 

How do you decide it is time to reroof a profiled metal roof? The answer is generally when the roof shows signs of corrosion and begins to leak.

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Replacing a profiled metal roof - Build 196 (2023)

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