Pre-painted galvanised steel sheet S.Steel

Hot-dip galvanised steel with polymer coating (S.Steel) - widely used in construction as a finishing material, combining the strength of steel, the anti-corrosion protection of zinc, and the aesthetics of polymers. Used for roofing, facade panels, fences, and gutter systems. Provides durability and weather resistance.
Pre-painted galvanised steel sheet
Color collections
Specification
Width
600–1250 mm
Length
1000–6000 mm
Thickness
0.4–2.0 mm
Grade
S280GD, S250GD, DX51D
Standard
EN10169, EN13523
Form of supply
Sheets are packaged in multilayered blocks and secured on pallets.
Coating types
PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride)
The coating composition includes polyvinylidene fluoride and acrylic. The most durable polymer coating for steel in all types of environmental conditions. Steel products with this coating type are recommended for use in ventilated facade systems, roofing, and interiors, as this is where the coating fully demonstrates all its characteristics and guarantees extended service life for the facade or roof. The coating has enhanced corrosion resistance and reliably protects the facade from water, snow, and acid exposure. This coating type is recommended for use in coastal areas (marine climate). Galvanised steel with PVDF coating does not change colour under UV radiation throughout its entire service life. PVDF coatings meet the most demanding technical and architectural requirements and demonstrate the best performance when manufacturing finished products (facade wall panels, roofing elements). A distinctive feature of this coating type is two-layer and three-layer paint application with thickness not exceeding 45 μm.
Super-polyester (HD PE)
A polymer coating based on polyester with improved technical and operational characteristics (so-called high durable polyester) with coating thickness up to 45 μm. The increased coating thickness, compared to standard polyester, is due to requirements for enhanced coating wear resistance and resistance to natural factors. Super-polyester includes additional components that increase its resistance to UV radiation to the RUV4 category (UV resistance category: 4 out of 5) and create a surface resistant to aggressive atmospheric particles and protected against mechanical damage.
Polyester (PE)
A polyester-based coating. Coated steel with this coating type is resistant to high temperatures and offers corrosion resistance. An additional advantage of polyester coating is the ability to apply anti-graffiti effect. Galvanised steel coated with polyester (PE) is used in interior finishing of public buildings, offices, and commercial spaces due to its wide colour range and reasonable cost. However, it should be noted that polyester coating has low resistance to ultraviolet radiation. Therefore, manufacturers recommend using products with polyester coating primarily in interior solutions and for internal finishing of buildings and their elements. This will help preserve the aesthetic qualities and durability of the coating throughout its service life.
Coating types
Advantages
Advantages
Fire safety – the material belongs to the non-combustible material group (NG) according to GOST 30244-94 (Method I)
Fire safety – the material belongs to the non-combustible material group (NG) according to GOST 30244-94 (Method I)
Aesthetics and variety. Modern designs. A wide selection of colours and textures allows creating unique and attractive facade and interior solutions that match architectural styles and the preferences of architects and clients.
Aesthetics and variety. Modern designs. A wide selection of colours and textures allows creating unique and attractive facade and interior solutions that match architectural styles and the preferences of architects and clients.
Corrosion resistance. The zinc coating creates a barrier that protects the steel base from moisture and aggressive chemicals. This reduces the risk of rust and extends the service life of products.
Corrosion resistance. The zinc coating creates a barrier that protects the steel base from moisture and aggressive chemicals. This reduces the risk of rust and extends the service life of products.
Strength. The zinc layer is firmly bonded to the steel base and is not damaged during bending or chipping upon impact. Zinc improves the sheet's resistance to mechanical loads and abrasive wear.
Strength. The zinc layer is firmly bonded to the steel base and is not damaged during bending or chipping upon impact. Zinc improves the sheet's resistance to mechanical loads and abrasive wear.
Ease of processing. The material is easily cut, bent, and formed, allowing the creation of products of various shapes and complexity.
Ease of processing. The material is easily cut, bent, and formed, allowing the creation of products of various shapes and complexity.
Eco-friendliness. No emission of toxic substances during operation, making the material safe for the environment and human health.
Eco-friendliness. No emission of toxic substances during operation, making the material safe for the environment and human health.
Application areas
Galvanised steel with polymer coating is an ideal choice for manufacturing standing seam roofs, cornices, and gutter systems. Coated hot-dip galvanised steel also finds wide application in interior solutions, including wall and ceiling cladding. In addition, S.Steel is used to create elements of ventilated facade systems, ensuring durability and attractive appearance.
Roofing
Facade finishing
Interiors
Manufacturing technology
Manufacturing technology
Hot-dip galvanising is a method of protecting steel from corrosion by applying a zinc coating. The zinc layer is applied to cold-rolled steel by immersion in molten zinc, then the strip undergoes controlled cooling followed by mechanical processing. The optimal zinc layer thickness ensures long service life of the finished product and material resistance during mechanical processing from 275 g/m². After galvanising, steel undergoes a coating process using coil coating technology (continuous coating of strip by roller application) on both sides of the strip, then the coating is baked in an oven at controlled temperature and undergoes a cooling process. All these processes result in a product with optimal properties for subsequent processing of pre-painted steel and its extended service life.
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Pre-painted galvanised steel for facades and roofing: reliability, colour, affordable price
A facade and roof are not only a building's protection but also its calling card. You want them to be beautiful, durable, and require minimal maintenance. An optimal solution for most commercial and industrial facilities is pre-painted galvanised sheet steel for building facade cladding. This material combines the strength of steel, the corrosion resistance of zinc, and the aesthetics of polymer coating. Cladding Solutions offers products from the manufacturer with delivery throughout Russia. How to choose pre-painted galvanised steel and how prices from the manufacturer are formed for pre-painted galvanised steel for roofing per m² in Moscow.

What is pre-painted galvanised steel

Pre-painted galvanised steel is a cold-rolled steel sheet covered with a zinc layer (for corrosion protection) and a finish polymer layer (for colour and additional protection). The material is available in both sheets and coils, which is convenient for roofing and facade work.

How pre-painted galvanised steel is produced

The process includes several stages. First, the steel sheet is cleaned and degreased. Then it is passed through a bath with molten zinc (hot-dip galvanising) – a protective layer is formed. After this, a primer and finish polymer coating (polyester, PVDF, Pural, and others) are applied. The coating is polymerised in a high-temperature oven, ensuring strong adhesion to the metal.

Why this is a cost-effective solution for a facade

  • Affordable price. Galvanised steel with coating is significantly cheaper than stainless steel, copper, aluminium, and brass.

  • Wide colour range. Any colour from the RAL catalogue: matte, gloss, metallics, wood-grain or stone textures.

  • Corrosion resistance. Zinc protects steel from rust, and polymer coating protects from ultraviolet rays, moisture, and scratches.

  • Durability. With proper coating selection, service life is 15–40 years.

  • Ease of installation. Sheets are easy to cut, drill, and profile.

Types of polymer coatings

The durability and appearance of pre-painted galvanised steel depend on the type of finish coating. Let us consider the main options.

Polyester (PE)

A classic gloss coating based on polyester resin. Layer thickness – 20–25 μm.

Advantages: low cost, good colour fastness, elasticity (suitable for bending).

Disadvantages: sensitive to scratches, less resistant to aggressive environments.

Where it is used: facades and roofing of private homes, interior finishing, elements without high wear resistance requirements.

Super-polyester (HD PE)

An improved version of polyester with additives that increase strength and UV resistance. Layer thickness – 25–35 μm.

Advantages: higher scratch resistance, fade resistance, good price-to-quality ratio.

Where it is used: facades and roofing of commercial buildings, cottages, office centres.

PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride)

A coating based on polyvinylidene fluoride. Layer thickness – 25–40 μm. The most expensive and most reliable option.

Advantages: maximum UV resistance (does not fade for decades), high scratch and chemical resistance, maintains gloss and colour in aggressive environments.

Where it is used: facades of high-rise buildings and business centres, facilities on marine coastlines, in industrial zones.

Pural (polyurethane)

A coating based on polyurethane with polyamide additives. Layer thickness – 50 μm.

Advantages: high resistance to mechanical damage, temperature fluctuations, and aggressive environments. Good colour retention.

Where it is used: roofing and facades in regions with harsh climates, industrial facilities.

Comparison of coating types

Characteristic Polyester (PE) Super-polyester (HD PE) PVDF Pural
Layer thickness 20–25 μm 25–35 μm 25–40 μm 50 μm
UV resistance Medium High Maximum High
Scratch resistance Low Medium High Very high
Chemical resistance Low Medium High High
Elasticity High Medium Low Medium
Price Low Medium High High
Service life 10–15 years 15–25 years 25–40 years 25–35 years

Where pre-painted galvanised steel is used

Ventilated facades

Coated steel panels are mounted on a substructure with an air cavity. This allows for building insulation and facade moisture protection. A wide selection of colours gives architects freedom for creativity.

Suitable for: office centres, shopping malls, residential buildings, warehouses, hangars.

Roofing

Standing seam roofing made from pre-painted galvanised steel is a budget-friendly and reliable option. Sheets are connected with standing or horizontal seams without through holes, ensuring watertightness.

Suitable for: industrial buildings, warehouses, hangars, private homes.

Decorative elements

Sheets are used to make cornices, flashing, gutter pipes, canopies, window surrounds, and entrance details. Colour can be matched to the main facade or made contrasting.

Suitable for: any facilities where detailing is important.

Profiled sheet (corrugated metal)

Pre-painted galvanised steel is the basis for corrugated metal production, which is used for roofing, fences, facade panels, and partitions.

How to choose pre-painted galvanised steel

Sheet thickness

Thickness Application
0.35–0.45 mm Corrugated metal, decorative elements (non-load-bearing)
0.5–0.6 mm Facade panels, roofing with rafter spacing up to 80 cm
0.7–0.9 mm Roofing in snowy regions, industrial facades
1.0–1.2 mm High-load structures, load-bearing elements

Coating type

  • For budget projects in moderate climates – polyester (PE).

  • For residential buildings and commercial facilities – super-polyester (HD PE).

  • For aggressive environments (marine coastline, industrial zone) – PVDF or Pural.

  • For harsh climates – Pural.

Galvanising class

The thicker the zinc layer, the longer the material will resist rusting at cut edges and scratches. For facades, a coating class of at least 140 g/m² is recommended.

Why buy pre-painted galvanised steel from the manufacturer

If you have decided to buy pre-painted galvanised sheet steel for building facade cladding, working directly with the manufacturer provides several important advantages.

Manufacturer prices

Without distributor and retail markups. Prices from the manufacturer for pre-painted galvanised steel for roofing per m² in Moscow are 15–25% below market prices.

Quality control

The manufacturer is responsible for the source steel, zinc coating thickness, and polymer coating quality. You receive material with a guarantee.

Any size for your project

The manufacturer cuts sheets to your dimensions or supplies coils. This minimises waste and accelerates installation.

Colour and coating stability

In a single batch, colour and texture are identical throughout the coil or sheet batch. No risk of colour variation on the facade.

Delivery throughout Russia

We ship products to any region of Russia through verified transport companies. Delivery to a Moscow terminal is often free.

Prices from the manufacturer for pre-painted galvanised steel for roofing per m² in Moscow

Approximate manufacturer prices for pre-painted galvanised steel for roofing per m² in Moscow (order from 500 m², galvanising class 140, polyester (PE), coil width 1000 mm):

Thickness Price per m²
0.4 mm from 450 ₽
0.5 mm from 520 ₽
0.6 mm from 600 ₽
0.7 mm from 700 ₽
0.8 mm from 800 ₽
1.0 mm from 1000 ₽

Prices are approximate. The exact cost is calculated based on current metal prices, order volume, and coating type.

Additional options:

  • Super-polyester (HD PE) – 10–20% more expensive.

  • PVDF – 30–50% more expensive.

  • Pural – 20–30% more expensive.

  • Galvanising class 200 and above – 10–15% surcharge.

  • Non-standard RAL colour – 5–10% surcharge.

For large projects (from 2000 m²), discounts up to 10–15% are possible. For retail orders (less than 500 m²), prices may be 10–20% higher.

Frequently asked questions

1. What is the difference between pre-painted galvanised steel and plain galvanised steel?

Plain galvanised steel has only a zinc coating (silver colour). Over time it dulls, may develop a white coating (zinc oxide), and requires painting. Pre-painted galvanised steel already has a finish colour layer that protects the zinc from corrosion and provides the desired shade.

2. Can pre-painted galvanised steel be used on a residential home roof?

Yes. It is one of the most popular roofing materials for private homes (especially in the form of metal tile or corrugated metal). It is important to choose the correct coating: polyester is suitable for most regions, Pural for snowy and windy areas, PVDF for homes by the sea.

3. What is the service life of pre-painted galvanised roofing?

With polyester (PE) – 10–15 years. With super-polyester (HD PE) – 15–25 years. With Pural and PVDF – 25–40 years. The key factor is environmental aggressiveness and installation quality (absence of scratches on cut edges).

4. What is cheaper – buying a pre-painted sheet or painting galvanised steel on-site?

A ready-painted sheet from the manufacturer is almost always cheaper and higher quality. On-site painting requires sandblasting, priming, and application of expensive weather-resistant paints. Factory coating is more uniform and durable than factory-applied coating.

5. What colour should I choose for the facade so it fades less?

Light colours (white, beige, light grey) fade more slowly than dark colours (blue, green, red, brown, black). PVDF and Pural coatings fade more slowly than polyester. For southern regions, always use coatings with high light fastness.

A durable and aesthetic solution for roofing and facades

Pre-painted galvanised sheet steel for building facade cladding is an economical, durable, and aesthetic solution for roofing and facades. A wide selection of colours and coating types allows you to implement projects of any scale – from a utility shed to a shopping mall. Correctly selected thickness, galvanising class, and polymer type will provide 15–40 years of service life without repairs.

If you want to buy pre-painted galvanised steel for building facade cladding from the manufacturer, contact Cladding Solutions. You will receive quality material with even coating, any thickness and size, at manufacturer prices for pre-painted galvanised steel for roofing per m² in Moscow. Delivery throughout Russia. Make your project reliable, beautiful, and budget-friendly.

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