Standing Seam
Standing seam cladding is one of the most well-known panel systems, with its sturdy folding connections between each panel. Its concealed fixings enable for smooth architectural exteriors, making it a popular choice for a wide range of typologies. Aluminum, galvanised steel or stainless steel, titanium, zinc, and weathering copper (Cor-ten) steel are just a few of the metals that can be used with standing seam systems.
- Flat, curved, conical, and domed applications are all possible.
- Sheet metal cladding products with an iconic profile
- It’s appropriate for both commercial and residential buildings.
- Layout (horizontal and vertical)
- Architectural lines with a concealed fixing system
- Low maintenance and hardy
- Available in fire rated lines
About Standing Seam Cladding
Because it adapts well to complex designs to achieve clean and structured lines, thanks to its flatlock interlocking panel, standing seam is one of the most versatile and popular metal cladding installation technologies. Colorbond Lock standing seam installation is ideal for both roofing and wall facade applications. As a result, it’s a particularly effective contemporary architectural cladding profile for structures with intricate motifs.
Installing standing seam necessitates skill and attention to detail, something Total Roofing and Cladding has plenty of.
Sizes Available
- 25mm
- 38mm
STANDING SEAM COLORBOND
What Is Standing Seam Used For?
Standing seam panels are weathering steel and watertight sealing made by a succession of machine sealed vertical lips and can be used for roofing and wall cladding. Standing seam panels are strong and suited for many uses, including cladding that is vertical or almost horizontal. To accommodate a wide range of applications, standing seam panels are available in three basic styles: standing seam, snap lock and nail strip. Standing seam panels are long-lasting, low maintenance and can be used in a variety of applications, including vertical and near-horizontal cladding. Standing seam cladding is a very popular choice around Melbourne for architectural cladding.
Is standing seam worth the money?
Talking about standing seam as a roofing material, and for all types of residential metal roofing, the upfront cost is frequently on the high end. This is significantly more expensive than a traditional roofing methods such as asphalt shingles. Standing seam roofing, on the other hand, is significantly more cost effective and will last two to three times as long as a standard asphalt roof. This is why high end properties both residential and commercial are now using snap lock, nail strip and interlocking panel seam more and more frequently for their roof or wall.
OUR CLADDING SERVICES
Total Roofing and Cladding specialize in cladding with a range of materials such as titanium zinc, weathering copper, bronze and brass, aluminium and Colorbond steel. The introduction of Colorbond metal clad systems has made various forms of architectural design cladding more affordable for Melbourne residents.
Commercial and residential applications with convex contours, concave shapes, clean lines and curves, our architectural cladding systems are at the cutting edge of exterior design.
Using our expert installation guides, modern roof and wall cladding is almost limitless, we can take your cladding profile design and turn it into a reality.
Residential Cladding
Take your property to the next level with some modern architectural cladding
Commercial Cladding
Commercial and fire rated cladding is a modern trend which can give your building a modern look instantly
Architectural Cladding
We offer architectural cladding in a range of materials and styles. Check out some of work
Wall Cladding and Facades
A metal cladding facade is something many Melburnians are adopting on renovations and new builds
Frequently Asked questions
Colorbond roofing typically has a lifespan of around 50 years or more, although this can vary depending on factors such as climate and maintenance.
Yes, all our materials are Australian-made. Colorbond, in particular, is an Australian brand known for its quality and durability. We prioritize using locally sourced materials to support Australian industries and ensure the highest standards of craftsmanship.
Yes, Colorbond steel is recyclable, making it an environmentally friendly roofing option. This means that at the end of its life cycle, Colorbond steel can be recycled and used in other applications, reducing waste and contributing to sustainability efforts.
Colorbond steel is known for its sustainability, as it is recyclable and has a long lifespan. Additionally, its reflective properties can help reduce cooling energy consumption.
Metal roofing and cladding can offer advantages in high-risk bushfire-prone areas (BAL zones) due to their non-combustible properties. However, safety also depends on factors such as installation quality and maintenance.
The installation time for cladding can vary depending on factors such as the project’s size, the design’s complexity, and the installers’ experience. It could take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.
Yes, Colorbond wall cladding is generally low maintenance, requiring periodic cleaning to remove dirt and debris, but typically does not require painting or extensive upkeep.
Metal wall cladding can offer advantages such as durability,weather resistance, and design versatility. However, the suitability of metal cladding depends on factors such as aesthetic preferences, budget, and specific project requirements.