| Sheet specification behind the quoted price |
Ask the seller to state the grade, nominal thickness, coating type, paint finish if any, and sheet profile included in the JSW roofing sheet quote. |
Two prices can look different because they refer to different material builds, not because one supplier is simply cheaper. |
Can you send the exact sheet specification and profile drawing that the price is based on? |
| Effective coverage versus sheet size |
Compare the usable cover width after side laps, not only the overall sheet width or length. |
Roof cost depends on the area actually covered after overlaps. A lower per-sheet price can cost more if coverage is lower or wastage is higher. |
What effective cover width should I use for quantity calculation on my roof layout? |
| Roofing screw and washer compatibility |
Confirm the recommended self-tapping roofing screw type, washer material, screw length, and fixing position for the sheet profile and supporting frame. |
The sheet price does not show the full installed cost. Incorrect screws or washers can cause leaks, loose sheets, or extra maintenance. |
Which screw specification do you recommend for these sheets on steel or timber supports? |
| Quantity basis and delivery condition |
Check whether the quoted price is per sheet, per square metre, per kilogram, or per running metre, and what packing and delivery terms are included. |
Different price bases make direct comparison unreliable and can hide handling, cutting, packing, or freight differences. |
Please break the quote into material price, packing, and delivery so I can compare it with other offers. |
| Cut length and site wastage |
Ask whether sheets can be supplied in project lengths and whether the quote includes cutting tolerance or standard stock lengths only. |
Custom lengths may reduce overlaps and scrap, while stock lengths may look cheaper but increase wastage on the roof. |
Can you price the roof schedule by required lengths instead of only quoting standard sheet sizes? |