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To avoid errors, panel measurements must be calculated based on the 'effective width,' excluding overlapping sections during assembly. Additionally, for the roof, the length of the hypotenuse according to the slope must be taken into account.
After dividing the total construction length by the effective width (usually 1,000mm], a markup rate is applied to account for cutting loss.
When placing an order, determine the total length of all panels. This figure serves as the basis for dispatching transport vehicles and calculating the material cost budget.
The total number of bolts is estimated by multiplying the number of purlins (such as C-shaped steel] used to secure the panels by the number of panels.
Please check the practical terms for each input item to ensure precise panel ordering.
Select for wall use (flat, RP, etc.] and roof use (3-rib, 4-rib, etc.]. For roof use, additional overlap calculation is required.
This is the actual exposed width after assembly. The domestic standard is mostly 1,000mm.
This is a margin to cover corner cutting and on-site loss. If the building is irregularly shaped or has many openings, 7–10% is recommended.
Prevent unnecessary material waste by entering areas where panels are not installed, such as windows or doors.
These are the recommended regional standards based on the strengthened building energy conservation design standards for 2026.
Please double-check the design drawings, as the required thickness may vary depending on the insulation grade (A, B, C, etc.] and flame retardant grade (performance].
This is a practical checklist to reduce construction costs and prevent defects.
If the panel length exceeds 10m, you must check in advance whether a transport vehicle (trailer] can enter and the lifting capacity of the on-site crane.
To prevent leakage, the top panel must overlap the bottom panel by at least 150–200 mm. Please add this overlap section to the calculated thread length when placing your order.
Typically, bolts with a length of 'panel thickness + 50~70mm' must be used to securely fasten to the internal purlin (C-shaped steel].
When ordering panels, you can reduce transportation costs by calculating and ordering L-bars for corner finishing, U-bars for bottom fixing, and caps together.