BlueScope Lysaght

SPANS FURTHER
It’s hard to beat the cost-saving efficiency of LYSAGHT W-DEK® for suspended concrete slab construction. The W-shaped profile can save time and money – without sacrificing strength.

Tested in the NATA-registered BlueScope Lysaght laboratory and by universities and independent research institutes, LYSAGHT W-DEK® has a 78 mm profile depth for displacement, which can save up to 40 cubic metres of concrete per 1,000 square metres of floor.

LYSAGHT W-DEK® can out-perform conventional decks and has the engineered strength to span more than four metres unpropped. It can be used purely as permanent formwork or as tensile reinforcement in a composite slab. With wide, flat ribs and a 700 mm sheet cover, it also provides a safe working platform.

Source: Architects Handbook 2007/08

FOR MAXIMUM EFFECT
From heritage and colonial to contemporary, LYSAGHT MINI ORB® is a versatile interior and exterior walling profile. With the same corrugated shape as the traditional LYSAGHT CUSTOM ORB® profile, but on a much reduced scale, MINI ORB® is a perfect complement to other LYSAGHT® claddings, providing a contrasting surface as an accent feature.

Available in ZINCALUME® steel or the latest COLORBOND® steel colours, MINI ORB® has an overall rib height of 6 mm, and can be used with the corrugations running vertically or horizontally to provide a decorative finish on walls, ceilings, and soffit linings, as well as feature walls and partitions.

LYSAGHT MINI ORB® can even be used for fencing and gates, awnings and shop fittings, and interior ceilings in both industrial and domestic markets.

Source: Architects Handbook 2007/08

Strength, durability and ease of installation are key features of the LYSAGHT QUIKAFLOOR® system. As a fully engineered alternative to timber, this certified LYSAGHT® steel sub-flooring system is ideal for domestic applications.

Economical and quick to install, it comes in pre-cut components to save time and labour costs on site. The strength of steel means that LYSAGHT QUIKAFLOOR® bearers and joists have a large spanning capacity of up to 2.7 metres, so fewer footings are required.

All components are galvanized, hot-dip galvanized, or are made from durable ZINCALUME® steel, for a floor that is termite-, fire- and corrosion-resistant.

The system’s benefits are maximized when it is combined with the innovative LYSAGHT UNI-PIER® adjustable steel piering system, an effective, economical replacement for brick piers, concrete or timber stumps.

Source: Architects Handbook 2007/08

QUALITY AND STYLE
The LYSAGHT® brand has been synonymous with quality steel roofing profiles for more than a century, yet its current range embodies a fresh, clean style to suit the widest range of contemporary residential and commercial designs. Whether a steel roofing profile is required to suit a house, an apartment complex, a public facility or a factory complex, there’s a BlueScope LYSAGHT® roofing profile ideal for the purpose.

All LYSAGHT® roofing profiles are manufactured from genuine COLORBOND® steel and ZINCALUME® steel, and their versatility means that they can also be used to great effect in a wall cladding role.

Ever-popular LYSAGHT CUSTOM ORB® corrugated roofing has become an Australian classic that continues to challenge and inspire the creativity of those who use it.

Opening up even more design options for traditional, corrugated roofing and walling, LYSAGHT CUSTOM BLUE ORB® is a profile made from steel at its best – corrugated and ready for curving.

When rib-and-pan roofing is the desired effect but budgets are limited, stylish LYSAGHT TRIMDEK® is ideal.

For the striking geometric effect of square corrugations, LYSAGHT SPANDEK® provides another option for costeffective coverage of even the largest areas.

And if the spanning performance and strength of concealed fix profiles are required, the LYSAGHT® range offers Klip-Lok® 406, Klip-Lok 700 Hi-Strength, Longline 305® and Integrity® 820.

For roofing challenges that are too big for conventional solutions, BlueScope Lysaght’s new mobile roll forming option is their latest service

Source: Architects Handbook 2007/08