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Corrugated Corten Steel Siding

Corrugated corten steel siding systems use different specifications for side, roof, and bottom structures. Side panels typically use 1.6–2.0 mm thickness for enclosure strength, roof panels use thinner 0.8–1.6 mm sheets for weather protection and drainage, while bottom structures use 2.0–3.0 mm or reinforced systems for maximum load-bearing capacity. These differences ensure that each part of the container or structure performs its specific engineering function efficiently and safely.

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Corrugated Corten steel siding is a weathering steel cladding system widely used in shipping containers, modular buildings, and industrial structures. Although side panels, roof panels, and bottom (floor) structures are all made from corten steel, their specifications and dimensions are different because each part serves a different structural function.

1. Side Panels (Corrugated Corten Steel Siding Panels)

Side panels are the main enclosure parts of a container or structure.

Typical Specifications

Item	Specification
Thickness	1.6–2.0 mm
Width	1000 / 1219 / 1250 / 1500 mm
Length	2000–6000 mm
Corrugation	Medium or deep rib profile

Characteristics

Balanced strength and appearance
Designed for vertical load distribution
Must resist wind pressure and stacking force
Most commonly standardized panel in container systems

Side panels focus on overall structural enclosure and rigidity.

2. Roof Panels (Top Corrugated Corten Steel Sheets)

Roof panels are designed for weather protection and drainage.

Typical Specifications

Item	Specification
Thickness	0.8–1.6 mm
Width	1000 / 1250 / 1500 mm
Length	2000–6000 mm
Corrugation	Shallow or trapezoidal profile

Characteristics

Thinner than side panels
Designed for rain drainage and wind resistance
Not required to bear stacking loads
Lightweight design for long-span coverage

Roof panels prioritize weather resistance and drainage efficiency.

3. Bottom Panels / Floor Structure (Corten Base System)

Bottom structure is the strongest load-bearing part of the container system.

Typical Specifications

Item	Specification
Thickness	2.0–3.0 mm (steel sheet layer)
Width	1000 / 1250 / 1500 mm (depending on design)
Length	Custom / full container length
Structure	Steel beams + corrugated or flat sheet

Characteristics

Highest strength requirement
Must support cargo and forklift loads
Combined with internal steel beams
Designed for impact resistance

Bottom panels focus on load-bearing and structural safety.

4. Key Size Difference Comparison

Component	Thickness	Strength Level	Main Function
Side Panels	1.6–2.0 mm	Medium–High	Structural enclosure
Roof Panels	0.8–1.6 mm	Medium	Weather protection
Bottom Structure	2.0–3.0 mm+	Very High	Load-bearing base