Cladding
ROOF & WALL CLADDING MORNINGTON PENINSULA
If you’re building, renovating or re-cladding a property on the Mornington Peninsula, ‘corrugated iron cladding’ is one of the most practical and visually striking choices you can make. It’s a material that speaks to Australia’s architectural heritage while delivering the durability coastal homes demand – and it’s a solution the team at Oceanside Roofing installs day in, day out across the Peninsula.
Whether you’re replacing weathered timber panels on a Portsea holiday home, adding a feature wall to a new build in Merricks, or upgrading the exterior of a commercial property in Rosebud, corrugated iron cladding offers a blend of performance, style and longevity that’s hard to beat in a salt-air environment. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know – from material options and coastal considerations to our installation process and how to get a free quote.
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CORRUGATED WALL CLADDING
The company Lysaght has been offering corrugated roofing and wall cladding in Australia since 1966. This history means they’ve continuously worked to develop solutions for Australia’s harsh climates. They’ve also introduced the Colorbond range of colours and finishes. These colours and finishes make corrugated cladding a popular choice for business and residential developments as cladding can be matched to roofing, fascia, gutter and downpipes. Corrugated cladding is energy efficient to keep your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
SINGLE LOCK STANDING SEAM
The Single Lock Standing Seam system is one of the most versatile cladding systems available. It’s bold and timeless and available in custom widths. It can be applied to flat and curved surfaces with a full range of metal finishes.
INTERLOCKING PANEL
Interlocking panels can be laid a number of ways - horizontal, vertical or diagonal. This versatility makes interlocking panel cladding popular with modern architects and designers It is popular for a number of interior and exterior uses, especially in high traffic areas or as a feature wall.
FLATLOCK AND SHINGLE
For those that prefer a flat facade, then the flatlock panels with interlocking folds will be of interest to you. They are popuar for internal and external cladding applications. These preformed panels are designed to be “green” with minimal waste. Clips are concealed and fixed to a plywood substrate. Flatlock cladding is popular with modern architects because it can be laid in a variety of patterns - horizontal, vertical and diagonal.
SNAPLOCK
Snaplock is another option for those looking to create a stunning look using their cladding profile. Snaplock is popular for commercial and residential applications. Snaplock derives its name from the fact that its design creates ribs without the need for seaming. It’s available in 25mm and 38mm rib sizes and at various widths depending on the design of your project. Snaplock cladding is available in a wide variety of colours and finishes
