HOW TO INSTALL ONDULINE CLASSIC for CLADDING

^{* Small detached non-residential buildings such as:}

^{• Leisure outbuildings / home offices}

^{• Agricultural buildings}

^{• Garage workshops}

^{• Animal housing}

^{Not for use on buildings with sleeping accommodation.}

^{Please note that Onduline bitumen corrugated sheets are classified as Class E under the European Reaction to Fire standard (EN 13501-1). ONDULINE CLASSIC sheets are considered combustible and should only be installed on detached leisure buildings, as listed above.}

^{Important Regulatory Compliance}

^{Please ensure that your building project—the sizing and location of the small detached non-residential building—is in full accordance with the conditions stipulated in the applicable national Building Regulations.  Compliance with these regulations is essential for the lawful and safe installation and use of ONDULINE CLASSIC cladding sheets.}

^{For use on roofs with a minimum pitch of 12o and a maximum slope length of 15m, or as cladding up to 10m in height – see install guide for further details.} 

^{Please consult with your building contractor to confirm suitability and for installation.}

CLASSIC for Cladding Installation Conditions

• Suitable for 'Small Detached Non-Residential Leisure Buildings' only with a maximum height of 10m.
• Ensure the existing cladding surface is in good, sturdy condition and suitable to fix to.
• Tools you will need: Hand Saw, Lubricant Spray and Safety Gloves
• Installation is possible on full cladded surface or battens.
• Cladded or timber battened surface must be a minimum of 30mm to ensure fixings do not penetrate to the inside of the building.