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1. |
The warranty
applies only to Seymour Rib /
Whistler Tile manufactured by Whistler Steel and made from
prime quality BHP ZAL steel. The
Owner/Contractor is advised to check
for the "BHP
ZAL" brand name printed on the reverse of the sheets
prior to installation. Guttering, down pipes, brackets, doors
and other accessories are excluded. |
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2. |
Seymour Rib and Whistler Tile must be handled and installed in
accordance with published BHP guidelines current at the time of
installation, with particular attention to the issues listed
below:
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Keep
sheets dry at all times while stacked in bundles prior to installation.
Wet sheets should be separated and dried to minimize risk of accelerated
corrosion due to "wet stacking". |
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b.) |
Do
not cut sheets by circular saw or grinders as high temperature swarf
will damage the coating. |
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During
construction, remove swarf and other debris daily to minimize risk of
localized corrosion. |
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3. |
Fasteners
must comply with AS 3566 Class 3 or Class 4, and be certified
as such by the supplier of fasteners. |
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4. |
All fixings, flashing and associated
components must be manufactured from compatible metals (COLOR
BOND’
steel, ZINCALUME’ steel, zinc or aluminum) or be
coated or plated in accordance with current published BHP
guidelines. For long lasting consistency in appearance,
flashing should be made from the same materials as the Seymour
Rib and Whistler Tile. |
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5. |
The paint finish as supplied must
not be scratched, abraded, damaged, or coated with any foreign
matter or incompatible material (including stack and flue
deposits). |
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6. |
Product failures wholly or in part
due to the following causes are not covered by this warranty. |
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Mechanical, chemical or other damage
before, during or after installation. |
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Attack from chemical agents, fumes,
liquids or solids other than direct rainfall. |
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Unwashed areas sheltered from normal
rainfall and not regularly cleaned. |
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Extended contact with soil, dust,
ashes, fertilizers, or moisture retaining substances. |
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Areas in metallic contact with
incompatible materials (e.g. lead, copper, carbon/graphite, or
stainless steel) or subject to water run-off from such
incompatible materials. |
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Failure to remove debris and/or
failure to provide free drainage of water including internal;
condensation from all surfaces of the project. |
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Deterioration of the panels caused
by contact with wet, green or treated timber. |
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Severe marine, industrial or
corrosive environments unless specifically agreed and noted. |
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Terrorism, storm and tempest or
other Acts of God. |
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7. |
Failure
of the product from corrosion is defined as when the sheet is
perforated. Surface rust, or minor corrosion at tension bends
or cut edges to natural weathering does not constitute failure
of the product. |
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| Warranty
Checklist:
Repair / Amend Recommendations |
Galvanized steel gutters for inert
catchments - recommended ZAL steel.
Fallout from nearby cooling tower – check water chemistry
for aggressiveness
Building material debris on roof – should be removed
Flues (chimneys) should be at least 5m high
Low slope roofs < 50 should have the edges
turned down on overhangs
Unwashed areas – check that there are no aggressive
contaminants
Roof sheeting should be crest fastened only
End lap recommendations:
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100 mm for walls |
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200 mm for 5-15°
pitch roofs |
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150 mm for 15°
pitch roofs |
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200 mm and double sealant beads for
5° pitch roofs |
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Sheet length maximum |
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24 m screw fixed on crest for roof |
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15 m screw fixed on valley for wall |
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PH environment –
6-10 Watch for
tight bends and bleed through rust
Watch for edge and edge creep corrosion (especially on
drip edges and slit clip deck product) Advice owner to
watch for swarf from following contractors e.g. Ventilators
etc.
No. Go Warranty
Swarf staining
Contact or water run off from copper or lead
Contact with treated timber
Contact with wet cement or soil
Ponding (standing water)
AC condensate running on roof
Incorrect fasteners
Industrial fallout
Proximity to aggressive environments
Situations that result in a continuously wet condition
Sheets cut with oxy acetylene or disk saw
Building used to house wet animals including cattle, pigs,
horses, and chickens
Acid cure silicone sealant used
Fasteners that have rubber washers containing carbon black
All flashings sealed which contact the roof e.g. must avoid capillary action and wet areas
Roof sheet temperature exceeds 350° C
Presence of sulfur based compounds in the atmosphere
Performed ZAL coated panels exposed to an external atmosphere
Slip sheets (cover) where new sheeting is laid on top of existing rusty sheets.
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