Versiclad Roofing Booklet - With Cert 19-09-19

VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS -
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION

DETAILS DRAWINGS:
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWINGS
Drawn by Job Name Scale

D.C. VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS (SIRP) : NOT TO SCALE
TYPICAL RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
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GEN-TITLEP-01 A
BARGE CAPPING RIDGE CAPPING B
NO FOOT-TRAFFIC OR ACCESS FOR PEOPLE
SHALL BE PERMITTED ON SIDE OVERHANG
STRUCTURAL INSULATED
ROOF PANEL
B 450
REFER SPAN TABLES MAXIMUM SIDE
FOR TOTAL NUMBER OF OVERHANG
SCREWS PER SIRP BASED ON FULL
WIDTH PANEL
SUPPORT FALL FALL
SUPPORT
GUTTER TO
"Z" FASCIA GUTTER TO
"Z" FASCIA
STRUCTURAL
STRUCTURAL
A A
SECTION B - B : SIDE OVERHANG
STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF SPACEMAKER 1000, CORROLINK S 1000,
PANELS (SIRP) PANELS (SIRP) DOUBLE CORROLINK S 1000
SCREW LINE OVER
ROOF PANEL
WALL TOP PLATE
300
MAXIMUM
SIDE
OVERHANG
BARGE CAPPING REFER SPAN TABLES BASED ON
ROOF PLAN VIEW FOR TOTAL NUMBER OF FULL WIDTH
SCREWS PER SIRP PANEL
ROOF PANEL
VERSALINK 765, CORROLINK 765,
DOUBLE CORROLINK 765, MULTIDEK 700
SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS C3
SECTION A - A THIS DRAWING AND ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN

CONJUNCTION WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN CERTIFICATION
AND SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT

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GEN-01 A
BARGE CAPPING END CAP B
ROOF PANEL
B 450
FOR TOTAL NUMBER OF OVERHANG BASED
SCREWS PER SIRP ON FULL WIDTH
PANEL
FALL FALL
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
GUTTER TO GUTTER TO
"Z" FASCIA "Z" FASCIA
STRUCTURAL
STRUCTURAL
STRUCTURAL
A A
STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF SPACEMAKER 1000, CORROLINK S 1000,
PANELS (SIRP) PANELS (SIRP) DOUBLE CORROLINK S 1000
SCREW LINE OVER
ROOF PANEL
WALL TOP PLATE
300
MAXIMUM
SIDE
OVERHANG
ROOF PANEL
VERSALINK 765, CORROLINK 765,
THIS DRAWING AND ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN

SECTION A - A AND SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT

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GEN-02 A
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FASTENERS
1. SELF-DRILING SCREWS - MATERIALS:

ALL HEX HEAD SELF DRILLING SCREWS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND RECOMMENDATIONS INCLUDED IN:
1) AS 3566.1 [3];
2) AS 3566.2 [4]; AND
3) SA HB 39 [5]
2. SEALING WASHERS FOR SELF-DRILLING SCREWS - MATERIALS:

ALL SELF-DRILLING SCREWS SHALL INCLUDE EPDM SEALING WASHERS UNDER THE HEADS OF SCREWS.
3. SELF-DRILLING SCREWS FOR SIDE LAP, FLASHINGS AND CAPPINGS - MATERIALS:

ALL HEX HEAD WITH SEALING WASHER SELF - DRILLING SCREWS SHALL BE 10g-16x16.
4. BLIND - RIVETS - MATERIALS:

ALL BLIND RIVETS SHALL BE ALUMINIUM IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS / NZS 4600 SUPP 1 [2], TABLE C5.5.2.4, AS FOLLOWS:-
1) NOMINAL DIAMETER = 4.8mm
2) NOMINAL HEAD DIAMETER = 9.5mm
3) MINIMUM SHEAR STRENGTH = 1.6kN
4) MINIMUM AXIAL TENSILE STRENGTH = 2.3kN
5. DURABILITY OF SELF-DRILLING SCREWS:

ALL SELF-DRILLING SCREWS SHALL BE CORROSION RESISTANCE CLASS 4, IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS 3566.2 [4] AND SA HB 39 [5].
6. CORRECT SCREW LENGTH AND DEPTH OF SCREW PENETRATION INTO STRESS GRADED TIMBER:
1) STRESS GRADED TIMBER SHALL BE JOINT GROUP JD4
2) THE DEPTH OF SCREW PENETRATION INTO STRESS GRADED TIMBER HAS BEEN CALCULATED BASED ON JOINT GROUP JD4
7. CORRECT SCREW LENGTH AND FASTENEING INTO METAL (STEEL AND ALUMINIUM):
1) CORRECT SCREW LENGTH SHALL HAVE AT LEAST 3-OFF THREADS PROTRUDING BELOW THE METAL BEING FASTENED INTO
8. CYCLONIC FIXING:
1) FIXED TO SUPPORT MEMBER WITH 14g SELF-DRILLING SCREWS WITH CYCLONIC ASSEMBLIES OR WASHERS SUITABLE TO THE PROFILE SHAPE OF THE TOP SHEET
2) NUMBER OF SCREWS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPAN TABLES
3) UPLIFT OR PULL-OUT LOAD CAPACITY OF FIXING TO SUPPORTING MEMBERS SHALL BE BASED ON ENGINEERING ADVICE:
a) SCREW PULL-OUT;
b) SCREW PULL-OVER; AND
c) DEPTH OF PENETRATION INTO SUPPORTING MEMBERS
THIS DRAWING AND ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN

AND SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT

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GEN-03/1 A
TABLE 1
Minimum Penetration into Typical No. of
SIRP Style Cover Width Minimum Fall Beam/Support Type Screw Type Timber or Threads Protruding Screw Frequency Screws per SIRP to
Below Metal Fastened Into Beam or Support
Spacemaker 1000mm 1 degree Timber 14g T17 Hex Head with EPDM Washer Minimum 45mm Every Crest 3
Spacemaker 1000mm 1 degree Steel 14g Metal-Tek Hex Head with EPDM Washer Minimum 3 Threads Every Crest 3
Spacemaker 1000mm 1 degree Aluminium 14g Hex Head with EPDM Washer Minimum 3 Threads Every Crest 3
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D.C. VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS (SIRP): NOT TO SCALE
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GEN-03/2 B
REFERENCES:
[1] AUSTRALIAN / NEW ZEALAND STANDARD AS/NZS 4600: COLD-FORMED STEEL STRUCTURES
[2] AUSTRALIAN / NEW ZEALAND STANDARD AS/NZS 4600 SUPP 1: COLD-FORMED STEEL STRUCTURES-COMMENTARY (SUPPLEMENT TO AS/NZS 4600:1996)
[3] AUSTRALIAN STANDARD AS 3566.1: SELF-DRILLING SCREWS FOR THE BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES, PART 1: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
[4] AUSTRALIAN STANDARD AS 3566.2: SELF-DRILLING SCREWS FOR THE BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES, PART 2: CORROSION RESISTANCE REQUIREMENTS
[5] STANDARD AUSTRALIA SA HB 39: INSTALLATION CODE FOR METAL ROOF AND WALL CLADDING INCLUDING APPENDIX A INSULATED PANELS
[6] AUSTRALIAN STANDARD AS 1397: CONTINUOUS HOT-DIP METALLIC COATED STEEL SHEET AND STRIP - COATINGS OF ZINC AND ZINC ALLOYED WITH ALUMINIUM AND MAGNESIUM
[7] AUSTRALIAN / NEW ZEALAND STANDARD AS/NZS 1163: COLD-FORMED STRUCTURAL STEEL HOLLOW SECTIONS
[8] AUSTRALIAN STANDARD AS 1720.1: TIMBER STRUCTURES, PART 1: DESIGN METHODS
[9] AUSTRALIAN STANDARD AS 1684.2: RESIDENTIAL TIMBER-FRAMED CONSTRUCTION, NON-CYCLONIC AREAS
[10] AUSTRALIAN / NEW ZEALAND STANDARD AS/NZS 1664.1: ALUMINIUM STRUCTURES, PART 1: LIMIT STATE DESIGN

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GEN-03/4 A
B BARGE CAPPING
ROOF PANEL
B 450
FOR TOTAL NUMBER OF OVERHANG BASED
SCREWS PER SIRP ON FULL WIDTH
PANEL
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
END STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF GUTTER TO
CAPPING PANELS (SIRP) "Z" FASCIA
STRUCTURAL
STRUCTURAL
SPACEMAKER 1000, CORROLINK S 1000,
FALL
DOUBLE CORROLINK S 1000
EXAMPLE: FOR A 1metre CANTILEVER SPAN SIRP OVERALL LENGTH
A A
ROOF PANEL
300
MAXIMUM
SHALL BE MINIMUM 3m = 2m (SINGLE SPAN) +
SIDE
= 1m (CANTILEVER)
OVERHANG
STRUCTURAL C
SUPPORT L
1.1kN (110kg) foot traffic permitted on cantilever
STRUCTURAL CL only after panels (SIRP) have been fully installed
STRUCTURAL INS
SUPPORT
in accordance with engineering specifications
ULATED
ROOF PANEL VERSALINK 765, CORROLINK 765,
SINGLE SPAN CANTILEVER SPAN = 0.25 x

SHALL BE AT LEAST 2 x CANTILEVER SPAN (REFER EXAMPLE). MAXIMUM SINGLE SPAN THIS DRAWING AND ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN
(REFER SPAN TABLE)
SECTION A - A : SPAN OVERHANG AND SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT

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GEN-04 A

DETAILS DRAWINGS:
CONNECTION DETAILS TO SUPPORTING

STRUCTURAL MEMBERS

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CONDET-TITLEP-01 A
HEX HEAD WITH SEAL STITCHING SCREWS (TYPICAL) - ALL STRUCTURAL SUPPORT MEMBERS SHALL
10g - 16 x 16 (LENGTH) @ 900mm CENTERS OR @ 300mm
CENTERS IF 3KN PER PANEL BRACING CAPACITY IS REQUIRED
BE TO ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS
VERSICLAD
STRUCTURAL
INSULATED ROOF
PANEL (SIRP) VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED
ROOF PANEL (SIRP)
MINIMUM 45
FOAM PURLIN TAPE
*1
STRUCTURAL TIMBER
SUPPORT MEMBER
*1 DEPTH OF SCREW EMBEDMENT

*2
INTO TIMBER SHALL BE TO

ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS.
REFER TO GEN-03/2
*2 MINIMUM 3 - OFF THREADS

STRUCTURAL SUPPORT MEMBER
PROTRUDING BELOW THICKNESS (STEEL AND ALUMINIUM)
OF STEEL SUPPORT MEMBER.
REFER TO GEN-03/2
SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS C3 ALL SELF - DRILLING SCREWS SHALL COMPLY WITH : - ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN
1) AS3566.1 CONJUNCTION WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
2) AS3566.2 : CORROSION RESISTANCE CLASS 4 CERTIFICATION AND SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED
IN THAT DOCUMENT

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CONDET-01 A
CREST FIXED SCREWS AS PER
ATED
INSUL
TURAL
LAD STRUC EL (SIRP)
VERSIC ROOF PAN
FOAM PURLIN TAPE
OPTIONAL TIMBER WEDGE
*1
ALL TOP PLATE SIZE, GRADE AND DURABILITY SHALL BE
TO ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS. TIMBER (AS SHOWN)
*2 OR COLD-FORMED STEEL OR ALUMINIUM
LOAD BEARING WALL. TIMBER OR COLD -

FORMED STEEL. SIZE, SPACE AND DURABILITY
SHALL BE TO ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS
SECTION - LOAD BEARING WALL

*1 DEPTH OF SCREW PENETRATION INTO TIMBER OR COLD-FORMED
STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.
1) FOR WIND CLASS UP TO N3 - REFER TO GEN-03/2
2) FOR CYCLONIC WIND CLASS AREAS - SEEK ENGINEERING ADVICE
*2 EDGE DISTANCE INTO TIMBER OR COLD-FORMED STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.

1) FOR WIND CLASS UP TO N3
a) 35mm FOR TIMBER
b) 20mm FOR COLD-FORMED STEEL OR ALUMINIUM
SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS C3 ALL SELF - DRILLING SCREWS SHALL COMPLY WITH : - ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN CONJUNCTION
1) AS3566.1 WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN CERTIFICATION AND
2) AS3566.2 : CORROSION RESISTANCE CLASS 4 SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT

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CONDET-02 A
ANCE 50mm
EDGE DIST
0mm
MINIMUM 15
10g-16x16 STITCHING SCREWS AS CREST FIXED SCREWS AS PER

PER RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FASTENERS
FASTENERS
50
URAL
D STRUCT
VERSICLA ROOF PANEL
D
INSULATE L
PER PANE
20 MAXIMUM (SIRP) - UP
URAL
D STRUCT (SIRP)
VERSICLA PANEL
D RO OF
INSULATE NEL
- LOWER PA
FOAM PURLIN TAPE
*1
*2
3 OFF ROWS OF WATERPROOF SEALANT ALL STRUCTURAL SUPPORT MEMBERS SIZE, GRADE AND
DURABILITY SHALL BE TO ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS.
TIMBER (AS SHOWN) OR COLD-FORMED STEEL OR ALUMINIUM

STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.
SECTION INDICATING
*2 EDGE DISTANCE INTO TIMBER OR COLD-FORMED STEEL OR ALUMINIUM. TYPICAL END LAP DETAIL
a) 35mm FOR TIMBER

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CONDET-03 A
20mm
MINIM
UM EDGE
D ISTAN
CE
CREST FIXED SCREWS AS PER RIDGE CAP, FIXED WITH STITCHING SCREWS.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FASTENERS REFER TO FACDET-04 FOR SCREW SPACING
D VERSIC
ULATE LAD S
AL INS TRU
ST RUCTUR IRP) ROOF CTURAL IN
LAD EL (S PANEL SU
VERSIC ROOF PAN (SIRP) LATED
*1
*2 *3 *2 FOAM PURLIN TAPE
TIMBER RIDGE BEAM: SIZE, GRADE AND DURABILITY


STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.
*2 EDGE DISTANCE INTO TIMBER OR COLD-FORMED STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.

SECTION - SINGLE TIMBER RIDGE BEAM
a) 35mm FOR TIMBER
*3 SPACING BETWEEN SCREWS INTO TIMBER ACROSS GRAIN.

1) 20mm FOR WIND CLASS UP TO N3

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Email: info@versiclad.com.au TIMBER RIDGE BEAM Drawing No. Revision
CONDET-04 A
RIDGE CAP, FIXED WITH STITCHING SCREWS.
REFER TO FACDET-04 FOR SCREW SPACING
CREST FIXED SCREWS AS PER

ED VE
L AT RS
ICL
INSU AD
L )
RA
TU (SIRP RO STRU
UC OF C
TR ANEL PA TURA
S NE
AD P FOAM PURLIN TAPE L (S L INS
ICL ROOF IRP ULA
RS ) TED
VE
*1
*2 *2
TIMBER RIDGE BEAM: SIZE, GRADE

AND DURABILITY SHALL BE TO
ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS
*1 DEPTH OF SCREW PENETRATION INTO TIMBER SECTION - DOUBLE TIMBER RIDGE BEAM
*2 EDGE DISTANCE INTO TIMBER


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Email: info@versiclad.com.au DOUBLE TIMBER RIDGE BEAM Drawing No. Revision
CONDET-05 A
20mm
CREST FIXED SCREWS AS PER M INIMUM RIDGE CAP, FIXED WITH STITCHING SCREWS.
EDGE
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FASTENERS D ISTAN REFER TO FACDET-04 FOR SCREW SPACING
CE
D VERSIC
ULATE LAD S
AL INS TRU
ROOF CTURAL IN
ST RUCTUR IRP) PANEL SU
LAD EL (S (SIRP) LATED
VERSIC ROOF PAN
MINIMUM 3 - OFF THREADS PROTRUDING *2 *3 *2

BELOW THICKNESS OF STEEL OR FOAM PURLIN TAPE
ALUMINIUM SUPPORT MEMBER
STEEL RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION (RHS) OR

ALUMINIUM RIDGE BEAM: SIZE, GRADE AND DURABILITY
SECTION - SINGLE STEEL OR ALUMINIUM

*2 EDGE DISTANCE INTO STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.
1) 20mm FOR WIND CLASS UP TO N3 RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION RIDGE BEAM
*3 SPACING BETWEEN SCREWS INTO STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.


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Email: info@versiclad.com.au STEEL OR ALUMINIUM RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION RIDGE BEAM Drawing No. Revision
CONDET-06 A
CREST FIXED SCREWS AS PER RIDGE CAP, FIXED WITH STITCHING SCREWS.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FASTENERS REFER TO FACDET-04 FOR SCREW SPACING
VE
TED RS
ULA ICL
AD
INS
RA
L ) RO STRU
TU (SIRP OF C
UC PA TURA
TR ANEL NE
AD
S P L (S L INS
ICL ROOF IRP ULA
RS ) TED
VE
*2 *2
*2 *2
FOAM PURLIN TAPE
MINIMUM 3 - OFF THREADS PROTRUDING

BELOW THICKNESS OF STEEL OR
ALUMINIUM SUPPORT MEMBER
STEEL RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION (RHS) OR
ALUMINIUM RIDGE BEAM: SIZE, GRADE AND DURABILITY
SECTION - DOUBLE STEEL OR ALUMINIUM

RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION RIDGE BEAM
*2 EDGE DISTANCE INTO STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.


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CONDET-07 A
90
45
TYPICAL 90 x 45 TIMBER STUDS STRESS

GRADE F7 JOINT GROUP JD4 (AS1720.1)
TIMBER STUD
TIMBER STUD
TIMBER STUD
L
NE
AN
R CH
IVE
CE
RE
AD
90 ICL
RS
VE
85 Lp
MINIMUM 20mm
VERSICLAD RECEIVER
CHANNEL
45
TIMBER STUDS
Lp = DEPTH OF S
22.
5 RE
SCREW PENETRATION NT
MUM CE
MINIMUM 20mm
INTO TIMBER STUD I m

MIN 00m
U M6
XIM
85 MA
PART PLAN VIEW
S NOTE: WALL LININGS ON TIMBER
RE
NT STUDS NOT SHOWN FOR CLARITY
m CE
00m
14g SELF - DRILLING SCREWS. U M6
FULL THREAD XIM
MA
SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS N3 ALL SELF - DRILLING SCREWS SHALL COMPLY WITH : - ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN CONJUNCTION

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CONDET-08 A
* 1) SPACEMAKER @ EVERY CREST
2) CORROLINK & DOUBLE CORROLINK @ EVERY SECOND CREST
3) VERSALINK @ EVERY CREST
90 (DEPTH) x 45 (WIDTH) TIMBER STUDS @ 600 CENTRES
STRESS GRADE F7 ; JOINT GROUP JD4 (AS1720.1) 4) MULTIDEK @ EVERY SECOND CREST
90
STUD DEPTH
TYPICAL STEEL ANGLE (100 x 50 x 3 BMT, GRADE G300)
15
* 14g SELF-DRILLING SCREWS INTO TOP STEEL LINING OF SIRP:
SPACING AS NOTED IN TOP RIGHT OF PAGE
70
30 TYPICAL APRON FLASHING PROFILED TO TOP SHEET. SHALL
BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SA HB 39:2015
6.3mm DIA 14g SELF-DRILLING SCREWS,
FULL THREAD MIN DEPTH OF PENETRATION
INTO TIMBER STUD = 85mm
15
70
VERSICLAD ST
INSULATED RO RUCTURAL
OF PANEL SIR
P)
20
SIRP SHALL BE INSTALLED TIGHT-UP BUTTING
5°
INTO CORNER OF ANGLE AS SHOWN
85 ROOF SLOPE SHALL NOT EXCEED 5°

MINIMUM PENETRATION
RIVET INTO BOTTOM STEEL LINING OF SIRP: SPACING: - SAME AS PER SELF-DRILLING SCREWS.
RIVET : NOMINAL DIAMETER = 4mm
NOMINAL HEAD DIAMETER AT BOTH ENDS OF RIVET = 8mm
LOW CARBON STEEL WITH CARBON STEEL MANDREL
MINIMUM AXIAL TENSILE CAPACITY (STRENGTH) = 2.17 kN
SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS N3 ALL SELF - DRILLING SCREWS SHALL COMPLY WITH : - ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN CONJUNCTION

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CONDET-09 A
110 NOTES
SS 1. RAMSET™ DYNABOLT™ PLUS HEX BOLT PART
NE
H ICK No. DP12075 H OR HSS OR EQUIVALENT.
RT
TA
THICKNESS
R
MO
MORTAR
2. ANCHOR SIZE, db = 12mm.
TYPICAL
10 AL
YPIC
T
3. ANCHOR EFFECTIVE MINIMUM DEPTH = 40mm.
10
4. No. OF FIXINGS PER BRICK & INSTALLATION
230
DETAILS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANCHOR
TYPICAL
HEIGHT
SUPPLIER'S RECOMMENDATIONS.
BRICK
76
5. CORROSION RESISTANCE OF ANCHOR
(GALVANISED OR STAINLESS STEEL) SHALL BE
BASED ON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS.
MINIMUM 3RD BRICK FROM TOP OF WALL
RECEIVER CHANNEL SHALL BE INSTALLED
RK 6. MINIMUM TOP & BOTTOM EDGE DISTANCE IN

WO
ICK SOLID BRICKWORK SHALL BE 20mm TO CENTRE
BR
LID OF ANCHOR HOLE.
SO
7. MINIMUM SIDE EDGE DISTANCE IN SOLID CLAY

EL BRICKWORK SHALL BE 70mm TO CENTRE OF
NN ANCHOR HOLE.
CHA
R
20 IVE
M CE
IMU RE 8. MINIMUM EDGE DISTANCE TO TOP AND BOTTOM
MIN AD
ICL TYPICAL ANCHORS
OF RECEIVER CHANNEL SHALL BE 20mm.
RS
VE
MINIMUM 20
MINIMUM 40
MINIMUM 20
M 20
IMU
MIN
MINIMUM 20
MINIMUM 20
mm
480
M UM KS
XI RIC
MA 2B m
40
x 87m
= 2 THAN SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS N3
R
TE
EA
S GR
ES
m KN
480m THIC
UM KS AL
L ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN CONJUNCTION
XIM RIC ER
MA x 2 B P OV WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN CERTIFICATION AND
40 IR SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT
= 2 OR S
F

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CONDET-10 A
STRUCTURAL CAPACITY OF THE
FOLLOWING SHALL BE CHECKED
AND CONFIRMED BY BUILDING
OWNER AND BUILDER:-
1. CONNECTION OF RAFTER MAXIMUM 750

BRACKET TO EXISTING ROOF
STRUCTURE.
2. EXISTING ROOF STRUCTURE.
3. CONNECTIONS BETWEEN
EXISTING ROOF STRUCTURE TO
EXISTING WALL STRUCTURE.
4. EXISTING WALL STRUCTURE. METAL FASCIA
5. CONNECTIONS BETWEEN EX
IS
EXISTING WALL STRUCTURE TO STRTING 2 x M12 BOLTS GRADE 4.6
FOOTING. UC ROO
TU
RE F
EXISTING EAVES GUTTER
TURN UP ROOF SHEETS

AT TOP OF PANEL
EXISTING WALL STRUCTURE
2
VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF
PANEL (SIRP) OVERALL THICKNESS SHALL
NOT EXCEED 100mm
RAFTER BRACKET
EXISTING
BRICK WALL
VERSICLAD RECEIVER CHANNEL FIXED TO EACH
RAFTER BRACKET WITH 2 x M12 BOLTS, GRADE 4.6.
RAFTER BRACKET:- 8mm THICK STEEL GRADE 250
1 :- STITCHING SCREWS: @ MAXIMUM 999mm CENTRES
FOR NON - CYCLONIC REGIONS.
@ MAXIMUM 666mm CENTRES FOR SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS N3
CYCLONIC REGIONS.
2 :- BLIND RIVETS: @ MAXIMUM 900mm CENTRES FOR

NON - CYCLONIC REGIONS. ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN CONJUNCTION ALL ROOF DRAINAGE DESIGN AND
@ MAXIMUM 600mm CENTRES FOR WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN CERTIFICATION AND INSTALLATION TO ENGINEERING
CYCLONIC REGIONS. SECTION SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT SPECIFICATIONS

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Email: info@versiclad.com.au TO EXISTING METAL FASCIA BELOW EAVES GUTTER Drawing No. Revision
CONDET-11 A
OWNER AND BUILDER:-
ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN CONJUNCTION
WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN CERTIFICATION AND
1. CONNECTION OF FASCIA
SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT
SUPPORT SPECIAL BRACKET TO
EXISTING ROOF STRUCTURE.
2. EXISTING ROOF STRUCTURE.
3. CONNECTIONS BETWEEN
EXISTING ROOF STRUCTURE TO
4. EXISTING WALL STRUCTURE.

EX
IST
5. CONNECTIONS BETWEEN STR ING
UC ROO EXISTING TIMBER FASCIA
EXISTING WALL STRUCTURE TO TU
RE F
FOOTING.
EXISTING EAVES GUTTER
TURN UP ROOF SHEETS

AT TOP OF PANEL

*A
MAXIMUM 750 2
VERSICLAD RECEIVER CHANNEL

FIXED TO EACH FASCIA SUPPORT SPECIAL
BRACKET WITH 2 x M12 BOLTS, GRADE 4.6
FASCIA SUPPORT SPECIAL BRACKET

(E.G. PRYDA OR SIMILAR).

FOR NON - CYCLONIC REGIONS. EXISTING SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS N3
@ MAXIMUM 666mm CENTRES FOR BRICK WALL
CYCLONIC REGIONS.
2 :- BLIND RIVETS: @ MAXIMUM 900mm CENTRES FOR *A - VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ALL ROOF DRAINAGE DESIGN AND
ROOF PANEL (SIRP). OVERALL THICKNESS INSTALLATION TO ENGINEERING
NON - CYCLONIC REGIONS. SHALL NOT EXCEED 100mm
@ MAXIMUM 600mm CENTRES FOR SPECIFICATIONS
CYCLONIC REGIONS.
SECTION
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Drawing Title
Email: info@versiclad.com.au TO EXISTING TIMBER FASCIA BELOW EAVES GUTTER Drawing No. Revision
CONDET-12 A
OWNER AND BUILDER:-
ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN CONJUNCTION
1. CONNECTION OF FASCIA
SUPPORT SPECIAL BRACKET TO
EXISTING ROOF STRUCTURE.
2. EXISTING ROOF STRUCTURE. FASCIA SUPPORT SPECIAL BRACKET

EX (E.G. PRYDA OR SIMILAR).
IST
STR ING
3. CONNECTIONS BETWEEN UC ROO
TU
EXISTING ROOF STRUCTURE TO RE F TIMBER FASCIA
4. EXISTING WALL STRUCTURE. TURN UP ROOF SHEETS

AT TOP OF PANEL
5. CONNECTIONS BETWEEN 1
EXISTING WALL STRUCTURE TO
APRON FLASHING
FOOTING.
VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED

ROOF PANEL (SIRP). OVERALL
THICKNESS SHALL NOT EXCEED 100mm

VERSICLAD RECEIVER CHANNEL
FIXED TO EACH FASCIA SUPPORT
SPECIAL BRACKET WITH 2 x M12
BOLTS, GRADE 4.6.
EXISTING
BRICK WALL

FOR NON - CYCLONIC REGIONS.
SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS N3
@ MAXIMUM 666mm CENTRES FOR
CYCLONIC REGIONS.
2 :- BLIND RIVETS: @ MAXIMUM 900mm CENTRES FOR ALL ROOF DRAINAGE DESIGN AND
NON - CYCLONIC REGIONS. INSTALLATION TO ENGINEERING
@ MAXIMUM 600mm CENTRES FOR SPECIFICATIONS
CYCLONIC REGIONS.
SECTION
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Drawing Title
Email: info@versiclad.com.au TO TIMBER FASCIA WITH EAVE CUTBACK Drawing No. Revision
CONDET-13 A

DETAILS DRAWINGS:
FLASHINGS AND CAPPINGS DETAILS

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FACDET-TITLEP-01 A
30
200
150
THICKNESS - 37mm
X°
OVERALL PANEL
X°
40
X°
+ 3mm
NEL
13
+ 5mm
0°
NEL
VERTICAL
VERTICAL
OVERALL PA
OVERALL PA
THICKNESS
VERTICAL
THICKNESS
10
X°
Y°
177°
CRUSH FOLD
Y°
15
15 VERTICAL
CRUSH FOLD 40
50 50
10
(EXTEND FOR STEEP (EXTEND FOR STEEP
ROOF PITCH) ROOF PITCH)
0.55mm STEEL MINIMUM 1.0mm STEEL 0.55mm STEEL
TYPICAL 'Z' FASCIA TYPICAL RECEIVER CHANNEL TYPICAL END CAP

NOTE: MINIMUM 30mm UNDER CEILING
3OO
40
THICKNESS + 3mm
100 MINIMUM
130
OVERALL PANEL
°
90
° 2OO
2OO
X°
X°
40
40
90 0° 13
° 13 0°
40
130
15 °
CRUSH FOLD
200
50
0.55mm STEEL
0.55mm STEEL 0.55mm STEEL

TYPICAL RIDGE CAPPING
TYPICAL BARGE CAP TYPICAL APRON FLASHING
X° - ADJUST TO SUIT ROOF PITCH Y° - ADJUST TO SUIT ROOF PITCH

D.C. NOT TO SCALE
FLASHING DETAILS FOR SPACEMAKER 1000 COMPOSITE ROOF PANELS
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Email: info@versiclad.com.au STANDARD PROFILE - SHEET 1 OF 7 Drawing No. Revision
FACDET-01/1 A
30
200
150
OVERALL PANEL THICKNESS

20 MINUS PROFILE HEIGHT
X° X° X°
40
+ 5mm
+ 3mm
NEL
NEL
REQUIRED PITCH
ADJUST TO SUIT
13
0°
OVERALL PA
OVERALL PA
VERTICAL
THICKNESS
THICKNESS
VERTICAL VERTICAL
90
X° 90
° °
Y°
90
Y°
°
90
°
20
20
° °
90 90
80 20 80 20
20 80
(EXTEND FOR STEEP
ROOF PITCH)

3OO
40
° 130
90 °
THICKNESS + 3mm
100 MINIMUM
OVERALL PANEL
2OO 2OO
X° X°
13
40
40
0° 0°
13
40
90 ° 130
° 90 °
20
° 200
90
80 20
0.55mm STEEL


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FLASHING DETAILS FOR SPACEMAKER 1000 COMPOSITE ROOF PANELS
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Email: info@versiclad.com.au STEPPED PROFILE - SHEET 2 OF 7 Drawing No. Revision
FACDET-01/2 A
30 150
150 15
THICKNESS - 16mm
X°
OVERALL PANEL
X°
X°
+ 3mm
NEL
177°
+ 5mm
NEL
VERTICAL
VERTICAL
OVERALL PA
OVERALL PA
THICKNESS
VERTICAL
THICKNESS
X° 10
Y°
177°
CRUSH FOLD
Y°
15
15 VERTICAL
CRUSH FOLD 40
50 50
10

85
15
100 MINIMUM
°
THICKNESS + 3mm
90
OVERALL PANEL
135
° 150 150
15 15
X° X°
°
90 135 177°
15
° 177°
15
85 135
°
200
0.55mm STEEL


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FLASHING DETAILS FOR DOUBLE CORROLINK COMPOSITE ROOF PANELS
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FACDET-01/3 A
30
160
150
THICKNESS - 28mm
X°
30
OVERALL PANEL
X°
X°
+ 3mm
12
NEL
+ 5mm
5°
NEL
VERTICAL
VERTICAL
OVERALL PA
OVERALL PA
THICKNESS
VERTICAL
THICKNESS
X° 10
Y°
177°
CRUSH FOLD
Y°
15
15 VERTICAL
CRUSH FOLD 40
50 50
10

160
30
100 MINIMUM
° 12
THICKNESS + 3mm
90
OVERALL PANEL
5°
160 160
X° X°
30
30
90 5° 12
° 12 5°
30
12
15 5°
CRUSH FOLD
200
50
0.55mm STEEL


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FLASHING DETAILS FOR VERSALINK COMPOSITE ROOF PANELS
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FACDET-01/4 A
30
160
150

30
X° X° X°
+ 5mm
+ 3mm
12
NEL
NEL
REQUIRED PITCH
ADJUST TO SUIT
5°
OVERALL PA
OVERALL PA
VERTICAL
THICKNESS
THICKNESS
VERTICAL VERTICAL
90
X° 90
° °
Y°
90
Y°
°
90
°
20
20
° °
90 90
80 20 80 20
20 80
(EXTEND FOR STEEP
ROOF PITCH)

160
30
° 12
90 5°
THICKNESS + 3mm
100 MINIMUM
OVERALL PANEL
160 160
X° X°
30
30
12
5° 5°
12
30
90 ° 12
5°
° 90
20
° 200
90
80 20
0.55mm STEEL


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FLASHING DETAILS FOR VERSALINK COMPOSITE ROOF PANELS
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FACDET-01/5 A
30 150
150 15
THICKNESS - 16mm
X°
OVERALL PANEL
X°
X°
+ 3mm
NEL
177°
+ 5mm
NEL
VERTICAL
VERTICAL
OVERALL PA
OVERALL PA
THICKNESS
VERTICAL
THICKNESS
X° 10
Y°
177°
CRUSH FOLD
Y°
15
15 VERTICAL
CRUSH FOLD 40
50 50
10
0.55mm TEEL MINIMUM 1.0mm STEEL 0.55mm STEEL

135
15
100 MINIMUM
°
THICKNESS + 3mm
90
OVERALL PANEL
135 150
° 150
15 15
X° X°
90 177°
15
° 177°
15 135
CRUSH FOLD °
200
50
0.55mm STEEL


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FLASHING DETAILS FOR CORROLINK COMPOSITE ROOF PANELS
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FACDET-01/6 A
30 150
150
15
X° X° X°
+ 5mm
+ 3mm
NEL
NEL
REQUIRED PITCH
177°
ADJUST TO SUIT
OVERALL PA
OVERALL PA
VERTICAL
THICKNESS
THICKNESS
VERTICAL VERTICAL
90
X° 90
° °
Y°
90
Y°
°
90
°
20
20
° °
90 90
80 20 80 20
20 80
(EXTEND FOR STEEP
ROOF PITCH)

135
15
° 135
90 °
THICKNESS + 3mm
100 MINIMUM
OVERALL PANEL
150 150
15 15
X° X°
15
177° 177°
90 ° 135
° 90 °
20
° 200
90
80 20
0.55mm STEEL


D.C. NOT TO SCALE
FLASHING DETAILS FOR CORROLINK COMPOSITE ROOF PANELS
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FACDET-01/7 A
ROOF PANEL (SIRP)
Z-F
ASC
I A
PAN FIXED 10g - 16 x 16 SELF - DRILLING
SCREWS @ MAXIMUM 300mm CENTRES
*
OR
PAN FIXED BLIND RIVETS @ MAXIMUM 300 CENTRES
BLIND RIVETS @ MAXIMUM 300mm

* MINIMUM EDGE DISTANCE = 25mm CENTRES TO UNDERSIDE
*
1) AS3566.1 WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN CERTIFICATION AND SAFETY
2) AS3566.2 : CORROSION RESISTANCE CLASS 4 REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT

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FACDET-02 A
10g - 16 x 16 SELF - DRILLING SCREWS FIXED
INTO CREST OF TOP SHEET OF SIRP
3
N
R 3
FO R
C
ES FO
TR S
EN TRE
C
m EN
0 0m m C
4 m
M 5
U 12
XIM M
A U
M IM
AX
M
L
ICA
YP
T
25

ROOF PANEL (SIRP)
BLIND RIVETS @ MAXIMUM 400mm CENTRES
2) AS3566.2 : CORROSION RESISTANCE CLASS 4 SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT.

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FACDET-03 A
BUILDER TO NOTCH CAPPING INTO PROFILE (AS SHOWN
VERSICLAD SIRP STYLE FASTENER SPACING
IN DASH LINE) FOR SPACEMAKER, VERSALINK & MULTIDEK.
SPACEMAKER EVERY RIB
CORROLINK EVERY 4TH RIB
DOUBLE CORROLINK EVERY 4TH RIB

10g - 16 x 16 STITCHING SCREWS FIXED
VERSALINK EVERY RIB
MULTIDEK EVERY 3RD RIB
FOAM INFILL
PROVIDE TURN - UPS IN PANS OR

VALLEYS AT HIGH END OF ROOF PANELS
VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL
INSULATED ROOF PANEL (SIRP)
BLIND RIVETS @ MAXIMUM 300mm CENTRES
SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS C3 ALL SELF - DRILLING SCREWS SHALL COMPLY WITH : - ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN
1) AS3566.1 CONJUNCTION WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
2) AS3566.2 : CORROSION RESISTANCE CLASS 4 CERTIFICATION AND SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS STATED
IN THAT DOCUMENT

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FACDET-04 A
FASTENER SPACING FASTENER SPACING
VERSICLAD SIRP STYLE WIND CLASS N3 WIND CLASS C3
SPACEMAKER EVERY RIB 2 - OFF EVERY RIB
CORROLINK EVERY 4TH RIB EVERY 2ND RIB
DOUBLE CORROLINK EVERY 4TH RIB EVERY 2ND RIB
VERSALINK EVERY RIB EVERY RIB
MULTIDEK EVERY 3RD RIB EVERY 2ND RIB
WALL FLASHING OVER APRON FLASHING
APRON FLASHING UNDER
10g - 16 x 16 STITCHING SCREWS FIXED

ALL SELF - DRILLING SCREWS
SHALL COMPLY WITH : -
1) AS3566.1
2) AS3566.2 : CORROSION
RESISTANCE CLASS 4
1 FOAM INFILL SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM

PROVIDE TURN - UPS IN PANS WIND CLASS C3
OR VALLEYS AT HIGH END OF
ROOF PANELS
VERSICLAD RECEIVER
CHANNEL
VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
INSULATED ROOF PANEL (SIRP) SHALL BE STUDIED IN
CONJUNCTION WITH
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
DESIGN CERTIFICATION AND
FOR 1 AND 2 REFER SAFETY REPORT CONDITIONS
VERSICLAD RECEIVER STATED IN THAT DOCUMENT.
CHANNEL CONNECTION 2
DETAILS

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Email: info@versiclad.com.au PANEL (SIRP) Drawing No. Revision
FACDET-05 A

DETAILS DRAWINGS:
DETAILS OF ROOF DRAINAGE

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RODR-TITLEP-01 A
* PROVIDE TURN - UPS AT THE HIGH END OF ROOF PANELS
* ALL ROOFING ON LESS THAN 25 DEGREE SLOPE SHALL BE TURNED UP
* THIS PROCEDURE CAN BE CARRIED OUT BEFORE OR AFTER THE INSTALLATION

OF ROOF PANELS. IF THE LATTER, ENSURE SUFFICIENT CLEARANCE FOR THE
TURN - UP TOOL (APPROX. 50mm)
* SLIDE THE TURN-UP TOOL ONTO THE END OF THE SHEET AS FAR AS IT WILL GO.
HOLDING THE TOOL AGAINST THE END OF THE SHEET, PULL THE HANDLE TO
TURN UP THE TRAY ABOUT 80 DEGREES
TYPICAL STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANEL

(SPACEMAKER 1000 AS SHOWN IS
FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY)
SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS C3 ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN CONJUNCTION

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Email: info@versiclad.com.au PANELS (SIRP) Drawing No. Revision
RODR-01 A
BOX GUTTER DESIGN
AND INSTALLATION TO
ENGINEERING
SPECIFICATIONS TURN DOWN PANS AT LOWER END OF ROOF
BUTYL TAPE OR SIMILAR INFILL TO SUIT SHAPE OF TOP

PARAPET CAPPING
PROFILED STEEL SHEET FIXED DURING GUTTER INSTALLATION
OVER FLASHING
TYPICAL SCREWS
PARAPET WALL
STRUCTURAL
INSULATED
ROOF PANEL
OVER FLASHING FIXED WITH BLIND RIVETS AT MAXIMUM
600mm CENTRES FOR NON-CYCLONIC WIND CLASS N3 OR
150mm CENTRES FOR CYCLONIC WIND CLASS C3
BOTTOM OF BOX GUTTER SHALL BE FULLY BOX GUTTER TIMBER BEAM SIZE, GRADE AND DURABILITY
SUPPORTED ALONG FULL WIDTH (AS SHOWN) AND TO ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION
FULL LENGTH
SECTION

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RODR-02 A
INNOVATIVE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS PTY LTD
ABN: 23 132 828 598
6, Koombala Grove, Cordeaux Heights, NSW 2526, Australia
Telephone: 0422 524 409
• Civil & Structural Engineering Design, Detailing & Certification
Construction Methods Engineering & Temporary Structures Design, Detailing & Certification
nd
22 August 2019 Ref: VERSI-067/SEDC/V1
Document Control: 1. This is a CONTROLLED DOCUMENT and

for use only by the recipient to whom it is submitted by
Versiclad Pty Ltd.
nd
2. This document dated 22 August 2019 supersedes all
previous document(s).
st
3. Valid until 21 August 2021 – required to be reviewed for
any amendments.
Versiclad Pty Ltd

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Sub: VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS (SIRP): -

Structural Engineering Design Certificate For Construction Details of
Residential Buildings – National Construction Code (NCC), Volume Two,
Building Code of Australia 2019, Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings.
This is to certify that the construction details of Versiclad Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) as
per drawings listed in Table 1 below, are designed in accordance with:
1. National Construction Code Series (NCC) 2019, Volume Two, Building Code of Australia
(BCA), Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings [1]: - PART A5, Documentation of Design and
Construction, A5.2 Evidence of suitability (1) (e) (i) (ii) – Volume Two – applicable provisions.
2. Applicable provisions in referenced Australian Standards [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10],
[11], [12], [13], [14].
3. Standards Australia Handbooks [15], [16].
4. Structural engineering principles including structural analysis & design calculations [17].
5. Structural load testing conducted by VERSICLAD Pty Ltd [18].
6. Imposed loads – as per Section 1 in this document.
7. Conditions Of Structural Certification – as per Section 2 in this document.
8. All construction details shall be studied in conjunction with the following: -
1) Structural Engineering Design Certificate [this document];
2) Versiclad Pty Ltd current safe installation method statements [19] for installation of
Structural Insulated Roof Panels for residential buildings (NCC, Volume Two, BCA,
Class 1 and Class 10) (refer Section 3 in this document) and construction details
drawings as per Table 1 in this document – www.versiclad.com.au
3) Safety Report [20].
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Construction Engineering Solutions Pty Ltd and shall not be transmitted and / or reproduced in any way
whatsoever, without the written consent of Versiclad Pty Ltd and Innovative Construction Engineering
Solutions Pty Ltd.
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Table 1: List of construction details drawings: - Job Name: VERSICLAD Structural

Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP): Typical Residential Buildings Construction Details
S. No Drawing Title Drawing Revisi Date
No. -on
General Arrangement Drawings
1. TITLE PAGE: GEN- A 06.07.16
VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof Panels - TITLEP-01
Residential Buildings Construction Details Drawings:
General Arrangement Drawings.
2. Gable Roof – Roof Layout Plan and Section GEN-01 A 06.07.16
3. Skillion Roof – Roof Layout Plan and Section GEN-02 A 06.07.16
4. Recommendations For Fasteners, Sheet 1 of 4 GEN-03/1 A 06.07.16
5. Recommendations For Fasteners, Sheet 2 of 4 GEN-03/2 B 13.05.19
6. Recommendations For Fasteners, Sheet 3 of 4 GEN-03/3 D 13.05.19
7. Recommendations For Fasteners, Sheet 3 of 4 GEN-03/4 A 06.07.16
8. Typical Span And Side Overhang Of Structural Insulated GEN-04 A 06.07.16
Roof Panels (SIRP)
Connection Details To Supporting Structural Members

9. TITLE PAGE: CONDET- A 06.07.16
VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof Panels - TITLEP-01
Connection Details To Supporting Structural Members
10. Typical Connection Of Structural Insulated Roof Panel CONDET- A 06.07.16
(SIRP) To Structural Support Member 01
(SIRP) To Load Bearing Wall 02
12. Typical End Lap Detail In Structural Insulated Roof Panel CONDET- A 06.07.16
(SIRP) 03
(SIRP) To Single Timber Ridge Beam 04
(SIRP) To Double Timber Ridge Beam 05
(SIRP) To Single Steel Or Aluminium Rectangular Hollow 06
Section Ridge Beam
(SIRP) To Double Steel Or Aluminium Rectangular 07
Hollow Section Ridge Beam
17. Typical Connection Of Receiver Channel To Timber CONDET- A 06.07.16
Studs 08
18. Typical Connection Of 2-Off Steel Angles To Timber CONDET- A 06.07.16
Studs 09
19. Typical Connection Of Receiver Channel To Clay CONDET- A 06.07.16
Brickwork 10
20. Detail Connection Of Structural Insulated Roof Panel CONDET- A 06.07.16
(SIRP) To Existing Metal Fascia Below Eaves Gutter 11
(SIRP) To Existing Timber Fascia Below Eaves Gutter 12
(SIRP) To Timber Fascia With Eave Cutback. 13

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Table 1 (continued): List of construction details drawings: - Job Name: VERSICLAD

Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP): Typical Residential Buildings
Construction Details
S. No Drawing Title Drawing No. Revisi Date
-on
Flashings And Cappings Details For Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP)
23. TITLE PAGE: FACDET- A 06.07.16
VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof Panels – TITLEP-01
Flashings And Cappings Details
24. Capping and Flashing to SPACEMAKER 1000 Panel FACDET- A 06.07.16
Detail – Standard Profile – Sheet 1 of 7 01/1
25. Capping and Flashing to SPACEMAKER 1000 Panel FACDET- A 06.07.16
Detail – Stepped Profile – Sheet 2 of 7 01/2
26. Capping and Flashing to DOUBLE CORROLINK Panel FACDET- A 06.07.16
Detail – Standard Profile – Sheet 3 of 7 01/3
27. Capping and Flashing to VERSALINK Panel Detail – FACDET- A 06.07.16
Standard Profile –Sheet 4 of 7 01/4
28. Capping and Flashing to VERSALINK Panel Detail – FACDET- A 06.07.16
Stepped Profile – Sheet 5 of 7 01/5
29.. Capping and Flashing to CORROLINK Panel Detail – FACDET- A 06.07.16
Standard Profile – Sheet 6 of 7 01/6
30. Capping and Flashing to CORROLINK Panel Detail – FACDET- A 06.07.16
Stepped Profile – Sheet 7 of 7 01/7
31. Typical Connection Of Z-Fascia To Structural Insulated FACDET-02 A 06.07.16
Roof Panel (SIRP)
32. Typical Connection Of Barge Cap To Structural FACDET-03 A 06.07.16
Insulated Roof Panel (SIRP)
33. Typical Connection Of End Cap To Structural Insulated FACDET-04 A 06.07.16
Roof Panel (SIRP)
34. Typical Connection Of Apron Flashing To Structural FACDET-05 A 06.07.16
Insulated Roof Panel (SIRP)
Roof Drainage For Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP)

35. TITLE PAGE: RODR- A 06.07.16
VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof Panels – TITLEP-01
Details Of Roof Drainage
36. Turning-Up (Or Stop Ending) At High End Of Structural RODR-01 A 06.07.16
Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP)
37. Typical Structural Insulated Roof Panel (SIRP) Detail At RODR-02 A 06.07.16
Box Gutter

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1. Imposed loads on Structural Insulated Roof Panel (SIRP):

1.1 As per R2 [ref. AS/NZS 1170.1, Clause 3.5, Table 3.2]: Concentrated action (load) for typical
foot-traffic = 1.1 kN (110 kg) per SIRP.
NOTES on foot-traffic:
1) With reference to drawing no. GEN-01 Revision A and GEN-02 Revision A, as marked on the
drawings: NO FOOT TRAFFIC OR ACCESS FOR PEOPLE SHALL BE PERMITTED ON
SIDE OVERHANG.
2) With reference to drawing no. GEN-04 Revision A, as marked on the drawing:
a) NO FOOT TRAFFIC OR ACCESS FOR PEOPLE SHALL BE PERMITTED ON SIDE
OVERHANG.
b) 1.1 kN (110 KG) FOOT-TRAFFIC SHALL BE PERMITTED ON CANTILEVER ONLY
AFTER PANELS (SIRP) HAVE BEEN FULLY INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS.
1.2 Wind load (actions): 1) AS 4055 - 2012 [6]: Non-Cyclonic Wind Class N3
2) AS 4055 - 2012 [6]: Cyclonic Wind Class C3
1.3 Snow load (actions): 1) AS/NZS 1170.3 – 2003 [7]
2. Applicable conditions of Structural Engineering Design Certification including

cyclonic wind areas:
2.1 All connections, which include fixing with self-drilling screws, the pull-out and / or pull-over
and / or shear capacities of fixing to supporting members shall be based on engineering
specifications from a Professional Engineer and the following: -
1) AlI applicable imposed loads including wind class [4], [5], [6], [7]; and
2) Grade of steel [2], [3], [8], [9] and / or Timber joint group [12], [13] and / or Alloy &
Temper of aluminium [14].
2.2 All structural support members (beams and / or purlins) in steel, timber, aluminium and their
connections, shall be to engineering specifications from a Professional Engineer.
2.3 Durability of all structural support members (beams and / or purlins) in timber and / or steel
and / or aluminium and their connections, shall be based on engineering specifications from
a Professional Engineer.
2.4 This Structural Engineering Design Certification excludes certification for adequacy of
Versiclad Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) for fire safety.
2.5 Versiclad Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) are not designed for any imposed
accidental actions (loads).
2.6 Versiclad Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) are not load tested for roof diaphragm
(bracing) action.
3. Installation: All installation and all construction & connection details shall be in accordance
with:
3.1 Versiclad Pty Ltd current safe installation method statements and construction details
drawings [19].
3.2 Safety Report [20].

Solutions Pty Ltd.
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Telephone: 0422 524 409
Kishore Honavar,
MIEAust CPEng - Chartered Professional Engineer 733503
National Engineering Register (NER) – Engineers Australia; APEC Engineer IntPE(Aus);
Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland – RPEQ 7652
Director & Principal Engineer - Innovative Construction Engineering Solutions Pty Ltd

Solutions Pty Ltd.
ABN: 23 132 828 598
Telephone: 0422 524 409
References:
[1] National Construction Code Series (NCC), Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019,
Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings, Australian Building Codes Board, ACT 2601.
www.abcb.gov.au.
[2] Australian Standard AS 1397:2011, Continuous hot-dip metallic coated steel sheet and strip
– Coatings of zinc and zinc alloyed with aluminium and magnesium.
[3] Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS1163:2016, Cold-formed structural steel hollow
sections.
[4] Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS1170.0:2002, Structural design actions - General
principles.
[5] Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS1170.1:2002, Structural design actions -
Permanent, imposed and other actions.
[6] Australian Standard AS 4055-2012, Wind loads for housing.
[7] Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS1170.3:2003, Structural design actions, Part 3:
Snow and ice actions.
[8] Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4600:2018, Cold-formed steel structures.
[9] Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4600 Supp 1:1998, Cold-formed steel structures –
Commentary (Supplement to A/NZS 4600:1996)
[10] Australian Standard AS 3566.1-2002, Self-drilling screws for the building and construction
industries, Part 1: General requirements and mechanical properties.
[11] Australian Standard AS 3566.1-2002, Self-drilling screws for the building and construction
industries, Part 2: Corrosion resistance requirements.
[12] Australian Standard AS 1720.1 – 2010, Timber structures, Part 1: Design methods.
[13] Australian Standard AS 1684.2 – 2010, Residential timber-framed construction, Non-cyclonic
areas.
[14] Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1664.1, Aluminium structures, Part 1: Limit State
design.
[15] Standards Australia SA HB 39:2015, Installation code for metal roof and wall cladding
including Appendix A, Insulated Panels.
[16] Standards Australia SAA HB 106-1998, Guidelines for the design of structures in snow
areas.
[17] Structural engineering principles including structural analysis &design calculations, held on
file
[18] Structural load testing conducted by VERSICLAD Pty Limited. Results held on file
[19] Versiclad Pty Ltd current issue of safe installation method statements for installation of
Structural Insulated Roof Panels for residential buildings (NCC, Volume Two, BCA, Class 1
and Class 10) and construction details drawings - www.versiclad.com.au
[20] SAFETY REPORT: Safe Design Of Structures – VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof
Panels (SIRP) and Structural Insulated Wall Panels (SIWP) installed in residential buildings,
as per National Construction Code (NCC), Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019,
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Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings, Ref: VERSI-067/SR/V1, dated 14 June 2019.

Solutions Pty Ltd.
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Telephone: 0422 524 409
Civil & Structural Engineering Design, Detailing & Certification
• Construction Methods Engineering & Temporary Structures Design, Detailing & Certification
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Date: 14 June 2019 Ref: VERSI-067/SR-V1
Document Control: 1. This is a CONTROLLED DOCUMENT and for

use only by the recipient to whom it is submitted
by Versiclad Pty Ltd and Innovative Construction
Engineering Solutions Pty Ltd
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2. This document dated 14 June 2019 supersedes all
previous document(s).
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2. Valid until 13 June 2021 – required to be reviewed for any
amendments.
SAFETY REPORT
Safe Design Of Structures – VERSICLAD:

1) Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) and
2) Structural Insulated Wall Panels (SIWP);
Installed in residential buildings, as per National Construction Code
(NCC), Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019, Class 1 and
Class 10 Buildings.
Note: This document shall be studied in conjunction with:
1) VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS (SIRP): - Structural
Engineering Design Certificate For Construction Details of Residential Buildings –
National Construction Code (NCC), Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019, Class
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1 and Class 10 Buildings. Ref: VERSI-067/SEDC/V1, Dated 6 June 2019 [Ref. 1.1].
2) VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Wall Panels (SIWP) and Timber Wall Framing: –
Structural Engineering Design Certificate For Construction Details of Residential
Buildings – National Construction Code (NCC), Volume Two, Building Code of Australia
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2019, Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings. Ref: VERSI-042/SIWP-WF/SC-V1, Dated13
June 2019 [Ref. 1.2]
By: Kishore Honavar

National Engineering Register (NER) – Engineers Australia; APEC Engineer IntPE(Aus)
Registered Engineer Civil in Victoria – Reg No. EC 40393
Referee: Adam Shacallis

National Sales Manager
VERSI-067_SAFETYINDESIGN_SIRP&SIWP_SafetyReport_V1_140619.doc / pdf Sheet 1 of 9

This Safety Report remains the copyright of Versiclad Pty Ltd and Innovative Construction Engineering
Solutions Pty Ltd and shall not be transmitted and / or reproduced in any way whatsoever, without the
written consent of Versiclad Pty Ltd and Innovative Construction Engineering Solutions Pty Ltd.
ABN: 23 132 828 598
Telephone: 0422 524 409
1. Introduction:
Installation of VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) and Structural Insulated Wall
Panels (SIWP), involves lifting, moving, fixing and tasks, which may potentially expose persons
installing the SIRP and SIWP to some of the following risks:
1) Falls, trips, and slips, including falls from heights - through the roof structures and from the edge
of the roof structure.
2) Body stressing.
3) Hit by moving and / or falling objects.
4) Risks of exposure of eyes and skin to ultra violet (UV) radiation
The installation of SIRP and SIWP on all buildings and structures shall be carefully planned to ensure
work can proceed in a safe manner.
2. Fundamental Objective of this document

The fundamental objective of this document is to keep people safe during installation of VERSICLAD
Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) and Structural Insulated Wall Panels (SIWP).
3. Intended purpose for which the item is designed

VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof Panels and Structural Insulated Wall Panels are designed,
manufactured and supplied for the purpose of providing roof and wall cladding for residential
buildings.
4. Overview of process followed to prepare this Safety Report:

The Structural Engineering Design Certifying Engineer, i.e., the Author of this document, has followed
a process of due diligence by determining what is reasonably practicable in the circumstances, to
keep people safe during the installation of Structural Insulated Roof Panels and Structural Insulated
Wall Panels, manufactured by Versiclad Pty Ltd. This is documented in this Safety Report.
The process of due diligence includes: -

1) A process of consultation, cooperation and coordination [Ref. 9.1] to an extent that is reasonably
practicable, with persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBUs), involved in the supply
and installation Structural Insulated Roof Panels and Structural Insulated Wall Panels.
2) Versiclad Pty Ltd (re: Adam Shacallis, National Sales Manager) is a Referee in this Safety
Report.
3) Research and engineering assessment of the hazards and risks to health and safety associated
with the installation [Refs. 3, 4, 7, 8].
4) Review of documents - how to determine what is reasonable practicable to meet a health and
safety duty [Refs. 3.5].
5) Structural engineering design to applicable Australian Standards and submission of Structural
Engineering Design Certification [Ref. 1.1 and 1.2].

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5. Specific responsibilities of persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBUs),

involved in the installation of Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) and Structural
Insulated Wall Panels (SIWP):
5.1 Structural Engineering Design Certifier, i.e., Author of this Safety Report - research, due
consultation, preparation and submission of this Safety Report.
5.2 The PCBU responsible for installing the SIRP and SIWP shall:
1) Assess the competency requirements for the tasks to be carried-out and utilize
Tradesman and Workers, with the required level of competency.
2) Carry-out comprehensive, site and situation specific hazards and risk assessments. The
comprehensive, site and situation specific hazards and risk assessment shall be documented
in a Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) and supplied to all persons involved in the
planning and installation of the SIRP and SIWP.
3) The sequence of work shall be detailed to ensure compliance with all Local Regulatory
Authorities, Work Health and Safety (WH&S) Acts and Regulations.
6. Hazards and risks to health and safety associated with the installation of Structural
Insulated Roof Panels and Structural Insulated Wall Panels:
The main causes of injuries and fatalities [Ref. 3] identified by the Structural Engineering Design
Certifying Engineer, so far as is reasonable practicable, are as follows:
6.1 Body stressing:

1) Traumatic joint /muscle injury or strain, while lifting, carrying or putting down objects.
2) Wounds, lacerations or amputations.
3) Fractures.
6.2 Falls, trips and slips:

1) Falls on the same level during entering, exiting the workplaces and movement at workplaces.
2) Falls on the same level during erection / installation.
3) Falls from a height, may be applicable.
6.3 Hit by moving and falling objects:

1) During the loading on delivery vehicles.
2) During the unloading from delivery vehicles.
3) Moving from the delivery vehicle to site location for erection / installation
4) Final positioning and levelling, prior to permanent erection / installation.
6.4 Hitting stationary objects with a part of the body:
6.5 Vehicle incidents:
6.6 Contact with electricity:
6.7 Risks of exposure of eyes and skin to ultra violet (UV) radiation

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7. Controls which may be used to eliminate or minimize hazards and risks

The Structural Engineering Design Certifying Engineer is not responsible for managing and / or
control, of the following workplaces:
1) Manufacturing facility where the SIRP and SIWP are manufactured.
2) Warehousing / storage facility for the SIRP and SIWP.
3) Premises or facilities where SIRP and SIWP are loaded on vehicles for transport to construction /
building sites.
4) Construction / building sites at which SIRP and SIWP are unloaded from transport vehicles.
5) Installation of the SIRP and SIWP, at construction / building sites.
Therefore as far as is reasonable practicable, the Structural Engineering Design Certifying Engineer
has identified the following controls to eliminate or minimize the identified hazards and risks.
7.1 Body stressing:

1) Eliminate the need for hazardous manual tasks to be carried out.
2) Some evidence suggests [Ref. 3.7]:
a) The risk of back injury increases significantly with objects above the range of 16 - 20 kg.
Therefore from a standing position, it is advisable to keep the load below or within this range.
b) As weight increases from 16 kg up to 55 kg, the percentage of healthy adults who can safely
lift, lower or carry the weight decreases. Therefore more care is required for weights above
16 kg up to 55 kg.
c) Mechanical assistance and / or team lifting arrangements should be provided to reduce the
risk of injury associated with heavier weights.
7.2 Falls, trips and slips.

1) Based on a comprehensive risk assessment and workplace / site safety audit, eliminate all
hazards, which could result in falls, trips and slips.
7.3 Hit by moving and falling objects:

1) Based on a comprehensive risk assessment and workplace/site safety audit, specify
exclusion zones to eliminate all hazards from being hit by moving and falling objects.
7.4 Hitting stationary objects with a part of the body:

1) Based on a comprehensive risk assessment and workplace/site safety audit, eliminate all
hazards, which could result in being hit by stationary objects.
2) Provide adequate clearances as per applicable Regulations on all sides of hazards to ensure
safe entry, movement and exit of people.
3) In case the hazards cannot be eliminated, then provide warning signs to isolate the hazards
from people.
7.5 Vehicle incidents:

1) Based on a comprehensive risk assessment and safety audit, eliminate all hazards, which
could result in being hit by stationary objects.
7.6 Contact with electricity:

1) Based on a comprehensive risk assessment and safety audit, ensure that no person, plant or
thing at a workplace comes within an unsafe distance of an overhead or underground electric
line.

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7.7 Eye and skin protection:

Guidance information including codes of practice are available with States and Territories.
These include specific guidance including information to adopt a risk management approach,
for installers and tradesmen working in conditions subject to ultra violet (UV) radiation.
Adopting the guidance will ensure standards of safety and welfare, as required under the
Work Health and Safety Act and Work Health and Safety Regulations.
8. Work on existing VERSICLAD SIRP roofs:

Work on existing roofs is required for repairs and maintenance. For work on existing roofs specific
attention shall be paid to fall protection controls as applicable, as follows: -
1) Identify and check the existing roof system is VERSICLAD SIRP.
2) Inspect the materials to determine their condition.
3) Identify and mark-out all roof penetrations, skylights, etc., and the same shall be secured to
prevent risk of falling through the roof penetrations.
4) Inspect the support structure of the SIRP to determine and confirm its structural integrity and that
the roof structure is safe for imposed dead loads from the intended foot-traffic.
9. Durability which influences performance of Structural Insulated Roof and Wall Panels:
The durability of the roof and wall structure, which includes VERSICLAD SIRP and SIWP shall be
assessed and documented by the Architect and Structural Engineer. The outcomes of the
assessment shall be communicated to the Building Asset Owner.
Typically durability of a roof structure is based on atmospheric corrosivity zones, which can be
classified based on Australian Standard AS 4312 [Ref. 5]
In addition, the Durability in Buildings including Plumbing Installations, Handbook Non-

Mandatory Document [6] addresses the issue of durability within the context of the built
environment. Aspects of durability relating to the objectives of safety, health, amenity and
sustainability are considered.
This Handbook is intended as guidance for product manufacturers, appraisers and technical
specification writers, for consideration when developing durability solutions.
10. Integrating design and risk management: This is applicable to Architects, Building Designers,
Builders, Principal Contractors and Installation Contractors, who include VERSICLAD SIRP and
SIWP in their designs and install the same: -
1) Pre-design phase – consultation and research
2) Conceptual and schematic design phase – hazard identification
3) Design development phase – implement solutions from recognised standards, assessing risk,
hierarchy of control,
4) Reviewing control measures – post-construction review.
For further details and processes involved in integrating design and risk management, the Code
[Ref. 3.4] shall be referenced and used by the Architect, Building Designer, Builder, Principal
Contractor and Roofing Installation Contractor for the design and installation of VERSICLAD SIRP
and SIWP in residential buildings.

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10.1 Design considerations: Design options to control risks in the design and installation of
VERSICLAD SIRP, SIRP and rooftop mounted equipment (e.g.,
solar panels, etc) in residential buildings.
10.1.1 Design for safe construction: -
• Example 1: Designing components that can be pre-fabricated off-site or on the ground and lifted-
into-position, to avoid assembling or erecting at heights and to reduce installers’ exposure to falls
from heights or being stuck by falling objects.
• Example 2: Designing continuous support beams for beam-to-column double connections, by
adding a beam seat, extra bolt hole or other redundant connection points during the connection
process. This will provide continual support for beams during erection – to eliminate falls due to
unexpected misalignments, vibrations and unexpected construction loads.
• Example 3: Designing and constructing permanent stairways and schedule these at the
beginning of construction to help prevent falls and other hazards associated with temporary stairs
and scaffolding.
• Example 4: Limit the size of SIRP and rooftop mounted equipment, where site access is
restricted.
• Example 5: Reducing the space between support beams to reduce the risk of internal falls during
installation of SIRP.
10.1.2 Design to facilitate safe use: -

• Example 1: Designing safe and adequate access to the roof.
• Example 2: Designing the roof systems to accommodate plant and machinery that may be used
in the building and clearly indicating on documents design loads for the different parts of the
structure.
10.1.3 Design for safe maintenance: -

• Example 1: Using durable materials that do not need to be replaced at frequent intervals, re-
coated or treated.
• Example 2: Designing the structure so that maintenance can be performed at ground level or
safely from the structure.
• Example 3: Designing safe access, such as fixed ladders and adequate space to undertake
structure maintenance activities.
• Example 4: Designing features to avoid dirt traps.
• Example 5: Designing and positioning permanent anchorage and hoisting points into the roof
structure, where maintenance needs to be undertaken at height.
10.1.4 Design for modification: -

Design is not always focussed on the construction of an entirely new structure. It can involve the
alteration of an existing structure, which may require demolition in part or whole.
All modification of a structure requires reapplication of the process detailed in the design phases.
Consultation with professional engineers may be necessary in order to assess the impact of any
proposed modifications or changes in design. For example changes in imposed load distribution
across a building roof when roof equipment is relocated, modified or replaced.
10.1.5 Design for demolition and dismantling: - Designers have a duty to:
Check and confirm by carrying out analysis, calculations, testing and evaluation that the structure at
the demolition stage is structurally safe including all bracings to safely transfer all imposed loads to
supporting footing-foundation, without risks to health and safety.
Provide adequate information to each person who is provided with the design concerning any
conditions necessary to ensure that the structure is without risks to health and safety
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11. Reviewing risk controls:

Circumstances and site situations can change over time. This may result in changes in the identified
hazards and risks.
Therefore, the Author of this report considers it reasonably practicable to do the following: -
1) Request all PCBUs involved in the installation of Structural Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) and
Structural Insulated Wall Panels (SIWP), who have control on the installation of SIRP and SIWP,
to bring to the attention of the Author any changes in circumstances and site situations, which
may have changed the identified hazards and risks documented in this report.
2) The Author of this report will then assess the changes in circumstances with intent to identify the
influence of the changes in circumstances on the identified hazards and risks, consult with
current PCBU and then offer advice so that Work Health and Safety Act and Regulations are
always fully complied with.
Kishore Honavar,
National Engineering Register (NER) – Engineers Australia; APEC Engineer IntPE(Aus);

ABN: 23 132 828 598
Telephone: 0422 524 409
References:
[1] Structural Engineering Design Certificates:

[1.1] VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS (SIRP): - Structural Engineering
Design Certificate For Construction Details of Residential Buildings – National Construction
Code (NCC), Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019, Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings.
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Ref: VERSI-067/SEDC/V1, Dated 6 June 2019.
[1.2] VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Wall Panels (SIWP) and Timber Wall Framing: – Structural
Engineering Design Certificate For Construction Details of Residential Buildings – National
Construction Code (NCC), Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019, Class 1 and Class
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10 Buildings. Ref: VERSI-042/SIWP-WF/SC-V1, Dated13 June 2019
[2] Versiclad Pty Ltd current issue of safe installation method statements for installation of
Structural Insulated Roof and Wall Panels for residential buildings (NCC, Volume Two, BCA
2019, Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings) and construction details drawings -
www.versiclad.com.au
[3] National Codes of Practice: www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au

[3.1] Construction Work: Code of Practice, May 2018, safe work australia,
ISBN 978-0-642-33361-2 [PDF]
[3.2] Managing The Risk Of Falls At Workplaces: Code of Practice, October 2018, safe work
australia, ISBN 978-0-642-33297-4 [PDF]
[3.3] Preventing Falls In Housing Construction: Code of Practice, February 2016, safe work
australia, ISBN 978-0-642-33390-2 [PDF]
[3.4] Safe Design Of Structures: Code of Practice, October 2018, safe work australia,
ISBN 978-0-642-78546-6 [PDF].
[3.5] How to determine what is reasonably practicable to meet a health and safety duty, safe work
australia, May 2013, ISBN 978-1-74361-065-7 [PDF].
[3.6] Construction Industry Profile on site injuries and fatalities, May 2015, published by Safe Work
Australia.
[3.7] National Code of Practice for Manual Handling [NOHSC:2005 (1990)]
[4] SA HB 39:2015, Installation code for metal roof and wall cladding, Handbook, Standards
Australia.
[5] Australian Standard AS 4312-2008, Atmospheric corrosivity zones in Australia
[6] Durability in Buildings including Plumbing Installations, Handbook Non-Mandatory Document,

2015, Second Edition, Australian Building Codes Board, Canberra, ACT 2601
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[7] Course attended on 8 September 2015: Safety In Design, What the New WH&S Legislation
requires of Engineers, Appleseed Engineering, December 2014.
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[8] Course attended on 20 September 2011: Guide to Best Practice for Safer Construction –
Design Stage, Participants’ Workbook, Engineering Education Australia, September 2011.
These materials were developed on behalf of Engineering Education Australia by the School
of Property, Construction and Project Management, RMIT University. Information contained
within this document is current as of April 2010.

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[9] Versiclad Pty Ltd

[9.1] On-going and up-to-date discussion and consultation with Versiclad Pty Ltd regarding
structural performance requirements, structural design, construct details and safe methods
of installation, of their product range.

INNOVATIVE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING PTY LTD
ABN: 23 132 828 598
Telephone: 0422 524 409 Fax: 02 42 727 870
22nd January 2020 Ref: VERSI-81/SIRP-Resid/DTSS-V1
Document Control: 1. This is a CONTROLLED DOCUMENT and

for use only by the recipient to whom it is
submitted by Versiclad Pty Ltd.
2. This document dated 22nd January 2020
supersedes all previous document(s).
VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS (SIRP) –

For use in residential buildings complying with
National Construction Code (NCC),
Volume Two, Building Code Of Australia (BCA) 2019.
REPORT & CERTIFICATE:

Deemed-To-Satisfy (DTS) Solution for VERSICLAD SIRP.
By: Kishore Honavar

Referees: John Holden

Claire Corbett
Adam Shacallis
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This Report & Certificate remains the copyright of Versiclad Pty Ltd and Innovative Construction
Engineering Solutions Pty Ltd and shall not be transmitted and / or reproduced in any way whatsoever,
without the written consent of Versiclad Pty Ltd and Innovative Construction Engineering Solutions Pty
Ltd.
INNOVATIVE CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING PTY LTD
ABN: 23 132 828 598
Telephone: 0422 524 409 Fax: 02 42 727 870
Contents
1.0 Introduction.
2.0 Consultation with appropriate authorities at initial design stage.
3.0 Objective of this Report & Certificate.
4.0 Basis of this Report & Certificate.
5.0 Why this Report & Certificate is adequate to demonstrate compliance with
Deemed-To-Satisfy (DTS) Solution provisions in NCC, Volume Two, BCA
2019.
6.0 Basis of Deemed-To-Satisfy Solution.
7.0 Supporting documents to this Report & Certificate.
8.0 Performance Provisions and Performance Requirements in NCC, Volume

Two, BCA 2019, applicable to Versiclad Structural Insulated Roof Panels.
9.0 DESIGN DOCUMENTATION in accordance with Section 3.5, AS

1562.1:2018, ACCEPTABLE CONSTRUTION MANUAL, for: -
Performance Requirement: Part 2.1.1 Structural stability and resistance.
Performance Requirement: Part 2.2.2 Weatherproofing.
9.1 A statement that the design meets the requirements of Standard AS

1562.1:2018.
9.2 A description of the system elements for cladding, fastening and

supporting members, which shall include: -
9.2.1 Profile and dimensions of cladding and specifications for SIRP
Style.
9.2.2 Specification of materials.
9.2.3 Dimensions, specifications and configurations of fasteners.
9.2.4 Testing criteria.
9.2.5 Maximum sheeting overhang for SIRP.
9.2.6 Cladding spans.
9.3 The imposed action category, that is R1 or R2 and any special access
requirements and design concentrated imposed actions.
9.4 Design wind pressures for edge, corner and general zones defined in
AS 4055-2012 or AS/NZS 1170.2-2011.
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This Report & Certificate remains the copyright of Versiclad Pty Ltd and Innovative Construction
Engineering Solutions Pty Ltd and shall not be transmitted and / or reproduced in any way whatsoever,
without the written consent of Versiclad Pty Ltd and Innovative Construction Engineering Solutions Pty
Ltd.
Building Act 1993
Section 238(1)(a)
Building Regulations 2018
Regulation 126
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE FOR PROPOSED BUILDING WORK
This certificate is issued to: Versiclad Pty Ltd

Postal address: 3, Berriwerri Place,
Casula, NSW 2170
This certificate is issued in relation to the proposed building work at: NOT APPLICABLE
Nature of proposed building work: VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS (SIRP): -
Structural Engineering Design Certificate For Construction Details of Residential Buildings – National
Construction Code (NCC), Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019, Class 1 and Class 10
Buildings.
Building classification: Class 1 and Class 10 as per National Construction Code, Volume Two,
Building Code of Australia 2019.
Prescribed class of building work for which this certificate is issued: Class 1 and Class 10 as per
National Construction Code, Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019.
Documents setting out the design that is certified by this certificate:

Document Document Type of document (e.g., drawings, Number of Prepared by
ref no. date computations, specifications, pages
calculations etc)
VERSI- 14th June 2019 Structural Engineering Design 6-off Undersigned
067/SEDC/V1 Certificate and 37-off drawings and
references, referenced in this
document.
VERSI- 14th June 2019 SAFETY REPORT: Safety Design Of 9-off Undersigned
067/SR-V1 Structures – VERSICLAD Structural
Insulated Roof Panels (SIRP) and
Structural Insulated Wall Panels
(SIWP) installed in residential
buildings, as per National
Construction Code (NCC) Volume
Two, Building Code of Australia 2019,
Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings.
Notes: 1) This is a Structural Engineering Design Certificate only, as described above.
2) No site inspections have been carried-out of building works at building and / or
construction sites, in which the VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof Panels have been
installed.
3) Hence this Structural Engineering Design Certificate does not apply to any building
works at building and / or construction sites in which the VERSICLAD Structural Insulated
Roof Panels have been installed.
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The design certified by this certificate complies with the following provisions of Building Act 1993,
Building Regulations 2018 or National Construction Code
Act, Regulation or NCC Section, Regulation, Part, Performance Requirement or other

provision
National Construction Code
(NCC), Volume Two, Building Part A5, Documentation of Design and Construction. A5.2
Code of Australia 2019 Evidence of suitability – Volume Two – applicable provisions.
I prepared the design, or part of the design, set out in the documents listed above.
I certify that the design set out in the documents listed above complies with the provisions set out
above.
I believe that I hold the required skills, experience and knowledge to issue this certificate and can
demonstrate this if requested to do so.
Engineer :
Name: Kishore Honavar
Address: 6, Koombala Grove, Cordeaux Heights, NSW 2526
Email: kishore@icespl.com.au
Building practitioner registration category and class: Engineer - Civil
Building practitioner registration no.: EC 40393
Date of issue of certificate: 14th June 2019. Valid until 13th June 2021 – required to be reviewed for
any amendments.
Signature:

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Department of Housing and Public Works
Form 15—Compliance certificate

for building design or
Version 4 – July 2017
specification
NOTE: This is to be used for the purposes of section 10 of the Building Act 1975 and/or section 46 of the
Building Regulation 2006.
RESTRICTION: A building certifier (class B) can only give a compliance certificate about whether building work
complies with the BCA or a provision of the Queensland Development Code (QDC). A building certifier (Class B)
can not give a certificate regarding QDC boundary clearance and site cover provisions.
1. Property description Street address (include no., street, suburb/locality and postcode)
This section need only be Not Applicable
completed if details of street
address and property description Postcode
are applicable.
E.g. in the case of Lot and plan details (attach list if necessary)
(standard/generic) pool design/shell Not Applicable
manufacture and/or patio and
carport systems this section may In which local government area is the land situated?
not be applicable. Not Applicable
The description must identify all
land the subject of the application.
The lot and plan details (e.g.
SP/RP) are shown on title
documents or a rates notice.
If the plan is not registered by title,
provide previous lot and plan
details.
2. Description of VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS (SIRP):-
component/s certified
Clearly describe the extent of work Typical Construction Details of Residential Buildings – National Construction Code
covered by this certificate, e.g. all (NCC), Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019, Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings.
structural aspects of the steel roof
beams.
3. Basis of certification This certificate shall be studied in conjunction with the following reference documents:
Detail the basis for giving the
certificate and the extent to which 1) Structural Engineering Design Certificate for Construction Details of Residential
tests, specifications, rules,
standards, codes of practice and other Buildings – National Construction Code, Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019,
publications, were relied upon. th
Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings, Ref: VERSI-067/SEDC/V1, Dated 14 June 2019.
2) SAFETY REPORT: Safe Design Of Structures – VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof Panels
(SIRP) and Structural Insulated Wall Panels (SIWP) installed in residential buildings, as per National
Construction Code NCC, Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019, Class 1 and Class 10
Buildings. Ref: VERSI-067/SR-V1, Dated 14th June 2019
4. Reference documentation This certificate shall be studied in conjunction with the following reference documents:
Clearly identify any relevant
documentation, e.g. numbered 1) Structural Engineering Design Certificate for Construction Details of Residential
structural engineering plans.
Buildings – National Construction Code, Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019,
th
Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings, Ref: VERSI-067/SEDC/V1, Dated 14 June 2019.
2) SAFETY REPORT: Safe Design Of Structures – VERSICLAD Structural Insulated Roof Panels
(SIRP) and Structural Insulated Wall Panels (SIWP) installed in residential buildings, as per National
Construction Code NCC, Volume Two, Building Code of Australia 2019, Class 1 and Class 10
Buildings. Ref: VERSI-067/SR-V1, Dated 14th June 2019
LOCAL GOVERNMENT USE ONLY

Date received Reference Number/s
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5. Building certifier reference Building certifier reference number
number
Not Applicable
6. Competent person details Name (in full)

A competent person for building work,
means a person who is assessed by Kishore Sadanand Honavar
the building certifier for the work as Company name (if applicable) Contact person
competent to practice in an aspect of
the building and specification design, Innovative Construction Engineering Solutions PL Same as above
of the building work because of the SSSolutions
individual’s skill, experience and Phone no. (business hours) Mobile no. Fax no.
qualifications in the aspect. The 0422 524 409 0422 524 409 -
competent person must also be
registered or licensed under a law Email address
applying in the State to practice the kishore@icespl.com.au
aspect.
If no relevant law requires the
Postal address
individual to be licensed or registered 6 Koombala Grove
to be able to give the help, the certifier
must assess the individual as having Cordeaux Heights NSW Postcode 2526
appropriate experience, qualifications
or skills to be able to give the help. Licence or registration number (if applicable)
If the chief executive issues any Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland, RPEQ: 7652.
guidelines for assessing a competent
person, the building certifier must use
the guidelines when assessing the
person.
7. Signature of competent Signature Date
person th
14 June 2019
This certificate must be signed by the th
individual assessed by the building Valid until 13 June 2021 –
certifier as competent. required to be reviewed for
any amendments
The Building Act 1975 is administered by the Department of Housing and Public Works
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VERSICLAD STRUCTURAL INSULATED ROOF PANELS -

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION

GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWINGS

Drawn by Job Name Scale

SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS C3

SECTION A - A THIS DRAWING AND ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN

Drawn by Job Name Scale

SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS C3

THIS DRAWING AND ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN

Drawn by Job Name Scale

1. SELF-DRILING SCREWS - MATERIALS:

2. SEALING WASHERS FOR SELF-DRILLING SCREWS - MATERIALS:

3. SELF-DRILLING SCREWS FOR SIDE LAP, FLASHINGS AND CAPPINGS - MATERIALS:

4. BLIND - RIVETS - MATERIALS:

5. DURABILITY OF SELF-DRILLING SCREWS:

SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS C3

THIS DRAWING AND ALL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS SHALL BE STUDIED IN

Drawn by Job Name Scale

[8] AUSTRALIAN STANDARD AS 1720.1: TIMBER STRUCTURES, PART 1: DESIGN METHODS

[9] AUSTRALIAN STANDARD AS 1684.2: RESIDENTIAL TIMBER-FRAMED CONSTRUCTION, NON-CYCLONIC AREAS

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SUITABLE FOR MAXIMUM WIND CLASS C3

SINGLE SPAN CANTILEVER SPAN = 0.25 x

Drawn by Job Name Scale

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION

CONNECTION DETAILS TO SUPPORTING

Drawn by Job Name Scale

*1 DEPTH OF SCREW EMBEDMENT

INTO TIMBER SHALL BE TO

*2 MINIMUM 3 - OFF THREADS

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FOAM PURLIN TAPE

OPTIONAL TIMBER WEDGE

LOAD BEARING WALL. TIMBER OR COLD -

SECTION - LOAD BEARING WALL

*2 EDGE DISTANCE INTO TIMBER OR COLD-FORMED STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.

Drawn by Job Name Scale

10g-16x16 STITCHING SCREWS AS CREST FIXED SCREWS AS PER

FOAM PURLIN TAPE

*1 DEPTH OF SCREW PENETRATION INTO TIMBER OR COLD-FORMED

Drawn by Job Name Scale

TIMBER RIDGE BEAM: SIZE, GRADE AND DURABILITY

*1 DEPTH OF SCREW PENETRATION INTO TIMBER OR COLD-FORMED

*2 EDGE DISTANCE INTO TIMBER OR COLD-FORMED STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.

*3 SPACING BETWEEN SCREWS INTO TIMBER ACROSS GRAIN.

Drawn by Job Name Scale

CREST FIXED SCREWS AS PER

TIMBER RIDGE BEAM: SIZE, GRADE

*2 EDGE DISTANCE INTO TIMBER

Drawn by Job Name Scale

MINIMUM 3 - OFF THREADS PROTRUDING *2 *3 *2

STEEL RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION (RHS) OR

SECTION - SINGLE STEEL OR ALUMINIUM

*3 SPACING BETWEEN SCREWS INTO STEEL OR ALUMINIUM.

Drawn by Job Name Scale

MINIMUM 3 - OFF THREADS PROTRUDING 2 3 *2