Every D’LUX sheet undergoes stringent 6 comprehensive quality tests to ensure you get only the best.

D’LUX comes with a refreshing range of colours so that you can Indulge a bit more while building your dream home.

It doesn’t just come with high gloss Super Durable Polyester (SDP) paint coat on top, but also with Regular Modified Polyester (RMP) paint coat on the bottom. This gives more shining and beauty to the inside as well as outside of your roofing sheet.

It has SRI technology to stop heat radiation from penetrating inside your home, thus maintaining greater thermal comfort all year around and keeping the interiors cooler.

Anti corrosion technology enabled through double layered protection of Galvalume coat and paint coat substantially increases the life of the roof.

• Store indoor and away from access to open areas. If left in the open. protect them with waterproof covers.
• If material is not required for immediate use, stack them neatly and clear off the ground. Maintain a clear gap of 30 cm between sheet package and ground.
• Store off the ground and with a minimum 50⁰ slope (1:1O) so that if rain penetrates the covering, water will drain away and not form a water pond.
• Inspect the storage site regularly to ensure that moisture has not penetrated the stock.
• If stacked or bundled product becomes wet, separate it without delay, wipe it with a clean cloth and stack it to dry thoroughly.
• The sheet should be kept gently to ensure that it is not damaged.
• Use personal protective equipments such as clean hand gloves & closed shoes while lifting.
• Don’t keep heavy material on stacked sheets to avoid damages.
• Don’t place sheets vertically without proper support.
• Don’t store material on walking path. Sheet moving path should be clear and no movement of people should be permitted in the path.
• Don’t keep sheets in direct contact with soil.
• Don’t let the surface get wet.
• Don’t slide sheets over rough surfaces or over each other. Always carry tools, don’t drag them.

• Keep your weight evenly distributed over the soles of both feet to avoid concentrating your weight on either heels or toes
• Structure like tubes, truss, angles and channels (except Zinc coated supporting structures) should be painted before fixing the sheets.
• Cut materials on the ground and not on other material where hot particles can fall and cause damage to the finish of the sheet.
• Use neutral cure silicone rubber sealants.
• Immediately after installation1 fixing, remove the guard film of pre-painted/coated sheets. Non-removal of guard may cause condensation of moisture and degradation of inorganic coatings resulting in subsequent paint peel off.
• The rubber washer, component of self-drilling screws must be from materials compatible with roofing, walling and accessory material.
• Iron fines from drilling, saw cut chips & fasteners lying can cause rust stains.
• Leaving debris on the sheets may lead to such type of defects. Sweep debris from roof after finishing installation.
• Direct contact with cement foundation is not recommended for bare and pre-painted Galvalume & pre-painted galvanized products. Accelerated corrosion can occur due to the lime contained in the cement.
• Crest fixing for roofs or walls.
• Valley fixing for walls/cladding only.
• The groove portion should be on the inner side. The air gap on the left ensures that water does not travel upwards.
• The groove portion should not be an the outer side. Improper contact makes the roof vulnerable to water leakages.
• Remove all metal scrap, drill particles, pop rivet mandrels and excess fasteners from the roof to avoid rust stains.
• It is important that shoes do not have small stones. steel drilling etc. embedded into the soles.
• Two types of dirt accumulate on buildings: dry soil and greasy or organic residues.
• The dry dirt, by itself, washes off with rain or high-pressure water spray.
• Greasy residues do not wash off in rain and hold dry soil and chalk tightly to the surface.
• Water can enter through the guard film. which may lead to paint peel off.
• Proper fasteners for installation procedures to be followed.
• Guard film should be removed immediately after installation.
• Clean the roof with clean water or mild detergent by using soft cloth, mop or soft nylon bristle brush to avoid debris, stains and rusts.
• Metal debris from sawing, drilling and other construction possess should be removed during installation, otherwise, the metal filings will red rust on the surface where they were deposited. Red rust of the metal filing can cause stain or dis colouration on the surface of the panel whether it is bare or painted and cause appearance issue.
• Guard films are provided only for forming operations and avoid handling scratches.
• This water entrapment is because of the capillary actions of the gap between sheets which get entrapped in the packet while stacking storage.
• Don’t walk on single rib, sheet, end laps gutter and skylight sheets.
• Don’t throw bird feed on the sheet. Bird dropping can damage the coIour & aesthetics of the sheets.
• Do not leave debris on the sheets.
• Do not allow contact with cement.
• Don’t install the roof sheeting during rains, sheets get wet and slippery.
• Do not allow dirt accumulation on the sheet.
• Don’t use stainless steel screws. J hook and carbon washer as they may damage the sheet.
• The groove portion should not be on the outer side. Improper contacts make the roof vulnerable to water leakages.
• Don’t use acetic acid based sealants which liberate aggressive by-products during curing which is detrimental to steel sheets.
• Never use abrasive or solvent type cleaners and wire brushes, steel wool, sponge scourers to clean the roof sheet as it softens the paint film.
• Do not leave metal filings on the sheets.