KAWA KZ Standing Seam Series
KAWA KZ IN COLORBOND® STEEL
ALUMINIUM FOIL
ROCKWOOL INSULATION
KAWA HALTER AND THERMAL PAD
KAWA R760 INNER LINER
PURLIN
KAWA KZ IN COLORBOND® STEEL
ALUMINIUM FOIL
ROCKWOOL INSULATION
KAWA HALTER AND THERMAL PAD
KAWA R760 INNER LINER
PURLIN
Installation Method
The KAWA KZ Standing Seam Series is a concealed roof fixing system. It can be uniquely rollformed by a proprietary process to precisely taper to exact angles and dimensions in a single pass. Each sidelap is locked and seamed by a robotic seamer against strong winds and heavy rains. The wide tray design disperses water efficiently from the roof surface, even at a minimum roof pitch of 1 degree. Widths of 300 mm, 400 mm, 500 mm and 600 mm are available.
- A non-puncturing boltless roof system.
- Unique lock and seam fastening ensures a 100% watertight roof.
- Light in weight but yet strong.
- Quick and efficient installation.
- Allows the construction of engineered built-up system for maximum heat and sound insulation.
- Excellent corrosion resistance - made only with premium coated steel from BlueScope. Also available in aluminium, copper and stainless steel substrate.
- Engineered to precisely taper in a single pass. Speeds up work and eliminates frequently encountered errors in the normally used antiquated multiple pass process.
Option 1: Aluminium Halter
Option 2: Steel Clip
- A non-puncturing boltless roof system.
- Unique lock and seam fastening ensures a 100% watertight roof.
- Light in weight but yet strong.
- Quick and efficient installation.
- Allows the construction of engineered built-up system for maximum heat and sound insulation.
- Excellent corrosion resistance - made only with premium coated steel from BlueScope. Also available in aluminium, copper and stainless steel substrate .
- Engineered to precisely taper in a single pass. Speeds up work and eliminates frequently encountered errors in the normally used antiquated multiple pass process.
Option 1: Aluminium Halter
Option 2: Steel Clip
Roof Pitch
The KAWA KZ Standing Seam Series profile can be installed on a roof pitch as low as 1˚, making it virtually flat. However, it is recommended that a roof pitch of 2˚ be considered during designing to avoid silt accumulation due to reduced water velocity and possible ponding as a result of uneven purlins.
End Laps
Where end laps are inevitable, have a minimum of 250 mm end lap for a 5 ˚ roof pitch and below, and a minimum 200 mm end lap for a roof pitch exceeding 5 ˚. Ensure water tightness by applying a good sealant to the end lap.
Stop Ending & Lipping
Stop ending sheets prevent water from entering the building through the flashing or capping. It is done by a turn-up tool, turning up the tray between crests at the ridge end of the sheet (Fig.1). Lipping is a process whereby a turn-down tool is used to turn down the tray between crests at the eave end of the sheet (Fig.2).
