The Widespan profile is a roofing and cladding profile designed to provide the building industry with an economical alternative to the deeper box rib IBR profile without sacrificing the popular fluted concept so frequently used in modern architecture.

The shallower Widespan profile has a better cover width, thus achieving savings in labour and erection costs.

As a result it is widely used in numerous markets. The Widespan profile can furthermore be factory cranked, curved and bullnosed to a wide range of radii to suit specific requirements. A “stiffening” rib can also be ordered in the flute of the profile specifically to help with the aesthetic appearance and with the removal of oil canning from the broad flute. The technical analyses of the Widespan profile can be seen below.