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Does Stramit do installations?
No we don’t – we recommend getting in touch with a local builder if you need help with installation.
How do I care for my roof?
It’s good practice to clean your COLORBOND® or ZINCALUME® roof and do maintenance checks regularly as recommended by BlueScope Steel. Contact our technical service consultants for more information.
How do I make a warranty claim?
All of Stramit’s products come with a warranty on the quality and expected life of material used, subject to them being properly installed and maintained. If you think you’re eligible to make a warranty claim, contact your local Stramit office and they’ll help you get the investigation started.
Can roll top ridge be scribed?
This depends on your location. In Queensland all ridge and hip flashings are scribed – or cut – to suit the cladding they sit on as this gives maximum protection from the rain. In other states, the capping often (but not always) simply sits on the top of the corrugated cladding. Industrial sheets are usually scribed.
How do I make a warranty claim?
All of Stramit’s products come with a warranty on the quality and expected life of material used, subject to them being properly installed and maintained. If you think you’re eligible to make a warranty claim, contact your local Stramit office and they’ll help you get the investigation started.
Can roll top ridge be scribed?
This depends on your location. In Queensland all ridge and hip flashings are scribed – or cut – to suit the cladding they sit on as this gives maximum protection from the rain. In other states, the capping often (but not always) simply sits on the top of the corrugated cladding. Industrial sheets are usually scribed.
How do I make a warranty claim?
All of Stramit’s products come with a warranty on the quality and expected life of material used, subject to them being properly installed and maintained. If you think you’re eligible to make a warranty claim, contact your local Stramit office and they’ll help you get the investigation started.
Can roll top ridge be scribed?
This depends on your location. In Queensland all ridge and hip flashings are scribed – or cut – to suit the cladding they sit on as this gives maximum protection from the rain. In other states, the capping often (but not always) simply sits on the top of the corrugated cladding. Industrial sheets are usually scribed.