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Curved roof applications

CURVED ROOF

Our curved profiles allow the coverage of spaces in a light, efficient and aesthetic way.

The use of the self-supporting curved roof solution allows the design of simple or multi-layer roof systems without the need for an intermediate structure, for separations between supports from 6 to 22 meters. This solution allows for quick execution of the roof, eliminating the cost and visual impact of straps and generating a cleaner interior image. In the case of roofs open to the outside, simple solutions with a single profile will be chosen; and in the case of closed buildings, by multilayer solutions to incorporate thermal insulation.

Sports court

The self-supporting curved roof system allows you to cover a sports area up to 22 meters wide. With this type of roof, the track can be used all year round, regardless of the weather. In addition, it protects the pavement and outdoor equipment, increasing its useful life, with an innovative design and generating a quality covered space.

School sports court

The self-supporting curved roof system allows covering a school area with dimensions of up to 22 meters wide. Take advantage of this school zone regardless of the weather. It protects outdoor equipment, increasing its useful life with an innovative design and generating a welcoming and attractive space for families.

Precast concrete system

The curved roof used in conjunction with the prefabricated concrete structure allows spans of up to 13.30m to be reached for the self-supporting curved profile and in this way optimize the layout of the concrete structure, resulting in more open spaces and a reduced execution cost. The main applications of this system are from industrial warehouses to logistics centers, hangars, sports spaces, etc.

Wooden structure system

Incoperfil curved profiles with intermediate structure can adapt to different radii of curvature depending on the profile, from small radii in the transition of facings to large radii in the case of less pronounced curvatures. These profiles, which are always arranged on a supporting structure of purlins and/or beams as they have a variable curvature, work perfectly in combination with laminated wood structures, given the versatility, guarantee and efficiency that this solution offers.

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Building characteristics
Industrial roof application loads
(1) For sections of the roof profile with 2, 3, 4 or more supports, indicate the greatest distances between supports that appear in your project.
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Application loads for the industrial facade
(1) For sections of the façade profile with 2, 3, 4 or more supports, indicate the greatest distances between supports that are presented in your project.
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Deck loads
(1) For sections of the roof profile with 2, 3, 4 or more supports, indicate the greatest distances between supports that appear in your project.
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Structure features
Composite slab characteristics
(1) For the sections of the composite slab with 2, 3, 4 or more supports, indicate the greatest distances between supports that appear in your project. Span length < 5,00 m.
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Characteristics of the facade
Roof typology

(1) Indicate the length of the span of the arch, which is the greatest horizontal distance between the supports of the curved roofing.

(2) Plan-view dimension representing the full length of the curved roof measured perpendicular to the arch span.

(3) Specify the obstructed area under the canopy, in square meters, as a proportion of the total area of the front or side (transverse or longitudinal) façade, in order to calculate the obstruction factor. If it is a closed construction or there is no obstruction area, indicate 0 m².

Environment characteristics
Type of environment
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