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HADLEY UltraZED2 - HADLEY UltraBEAM2

HADLEY UltraZED2 - HADLEY UltraBEAM2
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HADLEY UltraZED2 - HADLEY UltraBEAM2

Product catalog summary
Hadley Group Overview
The Hadley Group is a prominent manufacturer of cold rolled metal profiles, recognized for its innovative cold roll forming technology and holding intellectual property rights for 145 products, including the patented UltraSTEEL®.
Quality and Environmental Standards
The Hadley Building Products Division complies with BS EN ISO 9001 for Quality Management and BS EN ISO 14001 for Environmental Management. Their products, such as HADLEY UltraZEDTM2 and UltraBEAMTM2, are CE Marked under the Construction Products Regulations.
Product Specifications
  • HADLEY UltraZEDTM2: Designed for purlins and cladding rails, offering a range of section properties and dimensions, tested with the Steel Construction Institute and Wolverhampton University.
  • HADLEY UltraBEAMTM2: Similar to UltraZEDTM2, suitable for various construction applications with detailed sectional properties.
Design and Software Support
The HADLEY Design Suite PRO software aids in designing UltraZEDTM2 and UltraBEAMTM2 products, optimizing structural design cost-effectively.
Construction Guidelines
Guidelines are provided for various roof constructions and the installation of purlins, gutter support details, and anti-sag bars.
Additional Systems and Components
Information on side cladding rail systems, firewall systems, lateral restraints, and the HADLEY UltraMEZZ® mezzanine floor joist system is included.
Specifications and Design
The document details configurations for single and double span rails, emphasizing heavier gauge materials for end bays and increased resistance against bending for double spanning rails.
Fire Resistance
The systems can achieve up to 4 hours of fire resistance, with specifications for fire protection of eaves beams and special 'Firewall' cleats.
Installation Procedures
Instructions for supporting and leveling cladding rails, including the use of side rail support struts and TubeSTRUT components, are provided.
Design Considerations
Discusses gable end conditions and vertical rail systems for horizontally laid composite cladding, with two construction methods outlined.
Key Components
Components such as TubeSTRUT, SRS angle struts, and heavy-duty diagonal tie assemblies are described for providing lateral restraint.
Tables and Diagrams
Includes tables and diagrams illustrating dimensions and configurations of components and recommended installation methods.
Specifications and Design
Outlines the use of HADLEY UltraBEAMTM2 and UltraZEDTM2 for supporting horizontally laid cladding, with guidelines for wind action design capacity.
Installation Procedures
Details on installing Vertical Rails and Panel Connecting Struts, with instructions for connecting vertical rail sections using M12 bolts.
Typical Arrangements
Diagrams illustrate typical arrangements for horizontal composite cladding panel support.
Panel Connecting Rail (PCR)
Specifications for PCRs, including firewall versions, are provided.
Connection to Eaves Beam
Details on VREB and PCR-EB connection cleats for eaves beams and cladding support systems.
Vertical Cladding Systems
Guidelines for vertical clip-fixed cladding systems and wind action design capacity.
Window and Door Trimmers
Design considerations for supporting glazed windows and the use of trimmers and bracing.
Brickwork Restraints and Parapet Posts
Solutions for restraining masonry walls and providing lightweight parapet posts.
Column Ties and Corner Details
Details on column ties and corner trimmer details.
Ceiling Support Beams
UltraBEAMTM2 sections are recommended for supporting suspended ceilings.
Overview
Technical specifications and installation guidelines for HADLEY UltraBEAMTM2 and UltraMEZZ® systems for mezzanine platforms and floor applications.
Specifications
UltraBEAMTM2 sections are pre-punched and cut to length, available in various sizes.
Installation Procedures
Support beams can be fixed via a cleat or bolted to a suspended cleat, with lateral restraint provided at specified intervals.
Design Software
The HADLEY Design Suite PRO software assists in selecting appropriate UltraBEAMTM2 sections for ceiling support.
UltraMEZZ® Systems
Details on UltraMEZZ® MFS and MFL inset cleats for differential spanning beams.
Restraint Systems
Describes restraint ties and threaded bar systems for stability.
Floor Decking
Recommendations for fixing floor decking to provide lateral restraint.
Standards and Certifications
Products comply with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.
Contact Information
Contact details for Hadley Industries Holdings Limited are provided.
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Catalog excerpts

HADLEY UltraZED2 - HADLEY UltraBEAM2-1

HADLEY UltraZEDTM2 HADLEY UltraBEAMTM2 for Purlins & Cladding Rails incorporating UltraMEZZ® mezzanine oor joist system

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HADLEY I ZED™2 section properties Et dimensions 6-7 HADLEY UltraBEAM™2 section properties & dimensions 8-9 Roof purlin systems 10 HADLEY UltraZED™2 piercing configurations 11-13 Roof purlin construction guidelines 14 Diagonal Purlin Bracing 15 Gutter support details 16-17 Purlin Ties (anti-sag bars) 18-19 Flat roof construction 20 Curved roof construction 20 Mono-pitched roof construction 21 Steep roof construction 22 Tiled roof construction 24-25 Trimmer cleat details 29 Eaves Beam properties and details 30-31 Rafter Et column cleats 32 Rafter Et column stays 33 Side cladding rail systems 34-35...

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Hadley Group An international business Customer Care At Hadley we have shaped our business around adding value for our customers; understanding their diverse needs and, through local e pertise, market insight and manufacturing capabilities, delivering beyond e pectation. Hadley Group is the UK’s largest manufacturer of cold rolled metal pro les, with 50 dedicated rolling mills and a global reach spanning ve continents. Originality Hadley Group Technology is the largest in-house cold roll forming technology academy in the UK. Hadley Group is protected from imitation via intellectual property rights...

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Authority Quality Hadley Building Products Division operates to design and quality procedures through a Quality Management System accredited to BS EN ISO 9001 that covers design and production. Environment & Sustainability Our commitment to the environment and a sustainable future is recognised by the award of BS EN ISO 14001 accreditation for our Environmental Management System and membership of the Steel Construction Sustainability Charter. HADLEY UltraZEDTM2 & UltraBEAMTM2 products are CE Marked in accordance with the Construction Products Regulations with respect to structural metallic construction...

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HADLEY UltraZEDTM2 Sectional properties and dimensions ALL HOLES Ø14. FOR M12 BOLTS S450+Z275 NA-C to BS EN 10346 Tolerances on material size to BS EN 10143

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ALL HOLES Ø14. FOR GRADE 8.8 M12 BOLTS. Steel Grade S450+Z275 NA-C. Tolerances on material size to BS EN 10143. All dimensions are nominal and for general guidance only 07

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HADLEY UltraBEAM™ Sectional properties and dimensions ALL HOLES 014. FOR GRADE 8.8 M12 BOLTS. Steel Grade S450+Z275 NA-C Tolerances on material size to BS EN 10143

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ALL HOLES Ø14. FOR GRADE 8.8 M12 BOLTS. Steel Grade S450+Z275 NA-C. Tolerances on material size to BS EN 10143. All dimensions are nominal and for general guidance only 09

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HADLEY UltraZED™ Roof Purlin Systems HADLEY UltraZED™2 purlins are available in four systems, the choice of system being dictated by span, load, sheeting line limitations, the number of bays and the end user's preferred site practice. HADLEY Design Suite PRO Design Software incorporates an 'optimum system' feature which may be used to suggest the most cost effective system for any given design criteria. Non-continuous (butted) system For short spans (typically cost effective for spans less than 5 metres) or for roofs that prevent any continuity of purlin lines this system is exceptionally suitable....

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HADLEY UltraZEDTM2 non-continuous single span piercing con gurations All holes punched 14 for M12 bolts. Holes are punched in pairs on standard gauge lines as shown. 55 145 37 53 Piercing for Purlin Ties at Mid-Span or 1/3 and 2/3 span points HADLEY UltraZEDTM2 double span butt-jointed piercing con gurations. All holes punched 14 for M12 bolts. Holes are punched in pairs on standard gauge lines as shown. 3 66 Piercing for Purlin Ties at Mid Span Length of Purlin = Span + Span less 6mm

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HADLEY UltraZEDTM2 Standard Sleeve Piercing Con gurations purlin section at any position other than the rafter/column cleat. HADLEY UltraZEDTM2 sleeve and section is the same pro le. The sleeve is an inverted short length of purlin section that connects the purlin and sleeve at the rafter/ column cleat. Considerable experimentation has determined the sleeve rotational stiffness. Sleeves are not designed to be simple joining plates and they must not be used to join Overall length of Single Spanning Purlins equals the span less 6mm Piercing for Purlin Ties at Mid-Span or 1/3 and 2/3 span points

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Heavy End Bay Sleeve Piercing Con gurations HADLEY UltraZEDTM2 Heavy End Bay sleeve and purlin section is the same pro le. The HEB sleeve is longer than the corresponding standard sleeve and is manufactured from the same thickness material as the end bay purlin. Standard sleeves are required at every joint throughout the remainder of the roof. Piercing for Purlin Ties at Mid-Span or and 2/3 span points Overall length of Single Spanning Purlins equals the span less 6mm

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HADLEY UltraZED2 - HADLEY UltraBEAM2-14

Roof purlin construction guidelines Roof purlin behaviour - especially during the construction phase is dependent upon several inter-relating factors. Purlin stiffness, section geometry, span and length of roof slope all contribute to differing strut and bracing requirements, as does the cladding type and fixing method employed. The guidelines below are the result of best practice methodology resulting from many years' experience and apply to screw fixed metal/composite cladding systems only. These guidelines may be applied to Fibre Cement roof sheets providing the recommendations for the inclusion...

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Diagonal Purlin Brace - DPB Diagonal Purlin Braces are utilised in conjunction with SRS struts to afford resistance to downslope roof purlin loads. Typically they are positioned at the bottom of slope where no suitable eaves member exists. On longer roof slopes they are incorporated at additional locations as indicated in the tabulated guidelines on page 14. against the up-slope forces often experienced during the construction phase. Wire type diagonal bracing should not be utilised on roof slopes below 15° as they do not provide suf cient restraint All SRS type struts have holes punched at both...

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Archived catalogs

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  2. COUNTRY-CLAD

    2  Pages

  3. UltraSTEEL

    4  Pages

  4. UltraFENCE

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  5. Steel Framing

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  6. Purlings

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  7. CEILING SYSTEM

    27  Pages

  8. UltraSHEET

    2  Pages

  9. UltraBar

    4  Pages

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