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B Com CPEng MIE Aust\u003Cbr>Registered Professional Engineer Qld 742 Registered Builder Qld 2862\u003Cbr>1/5 Golden Crest Place Bellbowrie Qld 4070 | Signed:  George J S Meija |\n\n\n| Delta Panels Pty. Ltd. |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>ABN: 11 147 861 292 |\n| Document No. 180509 |\n| Version Date: 2025-11-25 |\n\nE: [info@deltapanels.com](info@deltapanels.com)  \nW: [www.deltapanels.com](www.deltapanels.com)[ ](www.deltapanels.com)Head Office:  \n731 Boundary Road, Richlands, Qld 4077  \nP: +61 07 3271 2170  \nSydney Depot:  \n11 The Old Northern Road, Narellan, NSW 2567  \nP: +61 2 4611 7712  \nPREFACE  \nThe Delta Panels™ Engineering Manual is divided into five (5) separate modules. Each module covers a different product type and the engineering calculations specifically associated with those products.  \nMODULE A-AWNINGS, PATIOS & CARPORTS  \nThe module covers roofs which are either attached to an existing building primarily a dwelling or to a seperate standalone structure. The engineering calculations encompass both single skin and insulated roofing and is divided into both DeltaSingle™ and DeltaSpan™ span tables.  \nMODULE B-PRE-ENGINEERED KITS  \nThe Engineering for this series of structures is presented in kit forms covering single and double awnings, patios & carports with various options regarding footing types. This module covers engineering for DeltaSpanTM roofing in both cyclonic and noncyclonic regions. Any other configuration that is not covered by the engineering in this module would require site specific engineering calculations.  \nMODULE C-GABLES  \nThe Gable Engineering module encompasses two (2) different styles of Gables, namely KingPost and KingPostEco. The engineering tables are presented with various options on roof pitch and the associated post, beam and fixing requirements.  \nMODULE D-BRACKETS AND FIXINGS  \nThis module lists all of the associated brackets and fixings that have been tested and approved for use. These brackets and fixings are an integral part of the Delta PanelsTM Engineering Manual.  \nMODULE E-RESIDENTIAL ROOFING  \nThe Module E - Residential Roofing module covers the spans and permissible overhangs that Delta Panels insulated roofing products are certified for in both single & multi-span applications. These calculated spans are shown for both non-cyclonic and cyclonic zones.  \n| E: [info@deltapanels.com](info@deltapanels.com) | Head Office: 731 Boundary Road, Richlands, Qld 4077 +61 7 3271 2170 | Version Date: |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| W: [www.deltapanels.com](www.deltapanels.com) | Sydney Depot: 11 The Old Northern Road, Narellan, NSW 2567 +61 2 4611 7712 | 2025-11-25 |\n\n2  \nENGINEERING NOTES  \nGENERAL NOTES  \nThe information contained in this Engineering & Construction Manual is specifically designed to suit the range of freestanding and attached Delta Patio™ and Carports which have been engineered with an option of either Single Skin or Insulated Roofs.  \nA Patio/Carport is considered to be a freestanding structure unless it’s attached to an existing structure for at least 50% of its shortest side.  \nThe information contained in this Engineering manual relates specifically to products supplied by Delta Panels Pty Ltd™ . Any products not approved by Delta Panels Pty Ltd™ will void Engineering Approvals and Warranties expressed or implied.  \nAll assembl","cbCaig6uAJZ7bYb9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaig6uAJZ7bYb9","pdf",4812957,92,"English","# Preface\n## Module overview\n# Engineering notes\n## General notes\n## Site safety\n## Concrete and footings\n## Steel components and fixings","[{\"question\":\"Module A covers which products and roof configurations?\",\"answer\":\"Module A covers awnings, patios, and carports with roofs attached to an existing dwelling or to a standalone structure. 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