Roofing Nail Strip

Stylish and modern with a bold street presence this project boasts.

Roofing nail strip.

Unlike a snap lock panel that is attached to the roof deck by using clips the nail strip is fastened directly to the deck through the male leg. The nail strip panel has a thin rib and wide tray with a perforated fixing strip along one side. Concealed fix roofing fielder s concealed fix roofing profiles are developed to suit a variety of structural applications and to withstand harsh environmental conditions. Nailstrip shares aesthetic attributes with standing seam and snaplock.

Quite unlike anything else this mckinnon residential project provides modern residence living in the beautiful suburb of mckinnon. 38mm nailstrip metal cladding finished in colorbond steel monument and flatlock metal cladding finished in colorbond steel surfmist. Nail strip roofing is installed on a minimum 18mm plywood 15mm cladding substrate other substrates are available for buildings with strict fire codes concealed fasteners attached directly into plywood substrate. Push and click seams together for a snap tight seam.

Available in 25mm and 38mm rib height it comes in various widths and lengths to suit your project. The nailstrip panel is installed via nail or screw fixings. Broad flat pans and a lower yet substantial rib combine to form yet another distinct visual dynamic in enseam nail strip cladding. It consists of flat panels with raised ribs that result in long clean lines on the roof.

Pierced fix roofing as the tried and tested traditional option fielder s pierced fixed roofing profiles are available in a selection of designs and specifications for residential. Nail strip can be used for vertical façade or roofing applications. Achieve outstanding good looks without advanced technical know how. Simple installation has made nailstrip a favourite among owner builders beginner installers and those who want an architectural look without complicated installation details.

Metroll nailstrip roofing cladding is an innovative concealed fix panel system with a vast range of design applications for residential and commercial projects. Shingles with sealant on the back surface often have a line or lines to indicate the location on the shingle surface where the nails are to be placed. For most shingles with sealant on the top surface place nails below the sealant strip but above the area that will be visible after the roof is complete. The nail strip panel has a thin rib and wide tray with a perforated fixing strip along one side.

Each strip is snapped over the adjoining panel securing it in place and concealing the fixing. This ensures speed and ease of installing panels whilst allowing for expansion and contraction. It can be used for vertical facade or roofing applications. There is no need for fixing clips or the additional operation of seaming.