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INCO 155.3 Curved

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  • Self-supporting curved roofing
  • Cover width: 840 mm
  • Profile depth: 155 mm
  • Profile pitch: 280 mm

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The INCO 155.3 Curved profile is used as a curved support profile for simple or multi-layer self-supporting curved roofs of industrial warehouses, shopping centers, sports facilities and other buildings. This profile offers excellent resistance for different self-supporting curved roof solutions, reaching spans of up to 22 m without intermediate supports, offering a cover width of 840 mm, a profile depth of 155 mm and a profile pitch of 280 mm.

It is available in both galvanized steel and a variety of painted colors. Additionally, for interior applications that require improved acoustic absorption, it can be manufactured from micro-perforated steel.

  • Industrial: hangars, warehouses and production centers
  • Logistics: warehouses and distribution centers
  • Commercial: canopies and shopping centers
  • Public: schools, markets and hospitals
  • Sports: stands, sports courts and pavilions
  • Agricultural: stables, farms and sheds
  • Min/max manufacturing length: 8 / 23 m
  • Thickness range: 0.60 | 0.70 | 0.75 | 0.80 | 1.00 | 1.20 | 1.50 mm
  • Minimum order: 250 m²
  • Package weight: 1.500 – 2.000 kg
  • Color: White RAL 9003. Others on request
  • Galvanized steel (Z) and Magnelis (ZM)
  • Standard painted steel (15-25 µm)
  • High-performance steel (35-200 µm)
  • Perforated for acoustic solutions

INCO 155.3 Curved Data sheet

Curved roof system

DWG INCO 155.3 Curved file

INCOPERFIL Roofing and Facades Profiles DOP

Curved Roofs Catalog INCOPERFIL

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Self-supporting curved roof with a span of 22 meters at the Marie Curie educational center in Seville – Spain

The INCO 155.3 Curved self-supporting profile, given its great resistance capacity, has been used to cover a sports court at the public preschool and primary school of Marie Curie in Seville (Spain).

The INCO 155.3 Curved self-supporting profile, given its great resistance capacity, has been used to cover a sports court at the public preschool and primary school of Marie Curie in Seville (Spain).

Self-supporting curved canopy with a 22-meter span in an educational center in San Antonio de Benagéber (Valencia) – Spain

The INCO 155.3 Curved self-supporting profile, given its great resistance capacity, has been used to cover a sports field in the public school for infant and primary education No. 2 in San Antonio de Benagéber.

The INCO 155.3 Curved self-supporting profile, given its great resistance capacity, has been used to cover a sports field in the public school for infant and primary education No. 2 in San Antonio de Benagéber.

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(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.

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