Excellent.Helps tremendously for beginners.Effective,clear explaination with animation.No distraction with human voice.Great idea in tutorial .Iike the way  it is presented in stages with tools needed to facilitate smooth work flow.👍👍👍👍

Great idea to save Time and money specially for godowns, shelters and farm houses

This video is super helpful- thank you for taking the time to make it

Excellent video, thank you

Extremely helpful and well thought out video that provides all of the key information to do the job right

our manufacture various kinds of roll forming machine for producing the following products. Such as Roof Tile, Wall Panel, Roofing Corrugated Sheet, Floor Deck, C & Z Purlin, Highway Guardrail, Sandwich Panel, Container Board, Car Panel, Roll Shutter Door, Downspout, Decorated gusset, Steel Pipe...etc.

Great video, thank you very much, note to self(nts) watched all of it, ....

Best vid I’ve seen 👍🏻

How do you stop water going back under the roof at the gutter?

Wow! really good video! thank you I'm working on an awning roof with corrugated metal and this is Gold info, I've been trying to piece together what it all entails and this really helps!!

Why to screw in the valley vs the arch? TIA

Dont the screws going into the humped bit of the corrugated sheet to prevent water ingress?

Very useful guide - researching everything I need for my first roof cladding job, so this is a big help!

Thanks very much for the info. Great animation, to the point!

Ive just done my conservatory roof using the 100mm (4") insulated steel sheets and really it was so easy and its so strong i have a span of 2.7m (9') with only end support and i can walk on it

Excellent insight, than you

why cant the fixings go through the raised corrugations parts  Water doesnt tend to flow there ?

Ji mera head room 160 sqaure feet ka hai. Length - 16 feet width-10feet
To 10 feet. 3.5 ka colour sheet kitna lagega?

It creates big noise when raining.

@ 1:00 how come as the metal sheet increases in thickness their span distance increase, they should actually decrease as more weight would need more supports? Can you please explain this