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BENEFITS OF PRE-FINISHED STEEL CLADDING SYSTEMS


Green Guide rating


Updated in 2008, the Green Guide gives a rating for a range of specifications of major elements of different buildings types. Specifications are rated on a scale of A+ (best) to E (worst). All our pre- finished steel cladding systems achieve a Green Guide A+ rating. The manufacture and processing of Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® and Colorcoat Prisma® into building envelope products, through our approved supply chain, can maximise credits assessed through BREEAM.


For more information visit www.thegreenguide.org.uk


Table 6. Currently featured Green Guide ratings for pre-finished steel- based building envelope specifications used in industrial buildings


Green Guide specification


External walls Built-up pre-finished steel profiled wall cladding system: Incorporating Colorcoat® pre-finished steel products, insulation and Colorcoat® PE15 liner. Constructed using steel support, structural steel frame with no internal finish.


Factory insulated foam filled composite panels: Incorporating Colorcoat® pre-finished steel products, insulation and Colorcoat® PE15 liner. Constructed using steel support, structural steel frame with no internal finish.


Roofs


Built-up profiled roof cladding: Incorporating Colorcoat® pre-finished steel products, insulation and Colorcoat® PE15 liner. Constructed using galvanised steel rafters and joists.


Factory insulated foam filled composite panels: Incorporating Colorcoat® pre-finished products, pentaine blown PUR/PIR insulation and Colorcoat® PE15 liner. Constructed using galvanised steel rafters and joists.


Ratings taken from the Green Guide to Specification 2008 38 Rating On-site waste


For engineered steel cladding systems, there is virtually zero on-site construction waste. Any site steel waste is either re-used or recycled, meaning it does not go to landfill. Customers make significant cost savings as a result of efficient waste management practices. Benefits include:


Cladding systems manufactured using Colorcoat® pre-finished steel are manufactured off-site which means site waste is minimal. For many products, it is virtually zero


The use of our supply chain partners’ roof and wall cladding systems using Colorcoat® pre- finished steel makes a significant contribution to achieving maximum BREEAM waste credits


The value of scrap steel and inherent multi- cyclability of steel ensures steel construction projects are highly recycled during manufacture, construction or following demolition. This minimises any material being diverted to landfill


A+


The high reuse/recycle rate of steel reduces the landfill cost of waste material associated with a project.


A+


A+


A+


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