Living near the Aussie bush is a fantastic lifestyle choice, but depending on location, your new build, extension or renovation may need to meet certain construction standards to ensure it’s bushfire ready. Different performance levels apply, affecting how the home is built and what materials that can be used. Read on to learn more.
We don’t recommend homeowners stand on their roofs because of the dangers of being at height. Occasionally though, you may need to undertake maintenance, or have to collect a ball or frisbee. The Fielders® cladding profile you have on your roof will determine how and where you should walk to stay safe, while also reducing the chance of damage to your roof.
Fielders concealed-fixed cladding profiles such as KingKlip® and HiKlip® are fantastic for architects, builders and owners who want a cleaner roof or wall finish, compared to pierce-fixing. But once installed, what happens if access to the ceiling cavity is needed from the roof?