Corro Corners are designed to close off horizontal corrugated or custom orb profiles and deter the entry of embers or sparks from Bushfires which is a must-have in many rural areas these days. Corro Corners will, of course, deter the entry of vermin the same as all the other vermin seal products we also sell.
Corro Corners simply and easily give you a neat and professional finish to your home or shed.
Corro Corners are available in all Colorbond colours, Zincalume, and Gal, They come in sheet width (762mm) lengths plus a few mm’ to overlap, to assist with fitting. It also has an optional closed-cell foam infill strip for a total seal.
The diagram below shows the uses and required profiles.
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They travel by TOLL Road and their on-forwarders or occasionally with Australia Post. Some locations may be deemed inaccessible by the freight network and will require collection from a regional depot.
As you can see, using a combination of the 4 flashings can ba applied to a wide variety of situations. Have a look at some of the different applications below to see it in action.
The closed Cell foam is an optional closed cell foam and comes in 915mm lengths, this is product profile code E.
You can also see profiles A, B and C in use on an inside and an outside corner.
Below is examples of profiles A & B used at the end of Corro sheeting where it is butting up to other building materials. The options are endless.
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Orders placed incorrectly or being returned or exchanged have a 10% restocking charge. The cost of return freight is borne by the purchaser.
If replacements are being shipped a minimum re-delivery charge of $40.00 will apply to the replacement order plus any additional price difference between products will be added or subtracted accordingly.
Change of mind returns for Vermin seals of some varieties will be considered on a case-by-case basis and by prior arrangement. They attract a 20% restocking charge plus the actual cost of the original freight will be deducted. The cost of return freight is borne by the purchaser who is returning the products.
Unfortunately, our manufacturing arrangements mean we have to order in quantities of 18.28m or more. This is why the quantities are listed as such on the website. Don’t short your order, please.
Our Vermin & Emberseal manufacturer does not operate pickup or maintain any payment facilities at the factory. Orders online are delivered directly to you in most circumstances.
We have a wide range of retroseals suitable for installing on sheds that are already built. Vermaseal itself is for installation during the build.
Please refer to this cladding guide to help you order the right product for your shed.
Vermin seals are shipped via TOLL and sometimes Australia Post
Vermin and ember seal products– usually despatched within 3-5 working days. Orders placed incorrectly or being returned or exchanged have a 10% restocking charge. The cost of return freight is borne by the purchaser. A minimum re-delivery charge of $38.00 will apply to the replacement order plus any additional price difference between products.
It is always best to order slightly more than you need as the Minimum Order Quantity for vermin & ember seals is 18m. This min qty is not set by us, it is set by the factory. So if you don’t order enough then you would be up for another lot of freight and potentially the minimum order of 18m. You can always email or call if you need special assistance calculating how much vermin/ember seal you need.
If you’re not sure of your roof pitch, take a look at our handy calculator to work it out.
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It’s possible, it can be a little more fiddly, While many of the retroseals would suit, the product Combination Seal is the best for already insulated sheds and shed homes.
Send us your details at admin@shedblog.com.au and we can arrange a sample. Please also let us know what you need to achieve just in case we can suggest a better product for the job.
Find our product install guides here. It’s usually due to an incorrect installation method or ordering the wrong profile. Please send a photo of the situation. Remember! Superseal installs at approximately a 30- 45 deg angle so please fix a receiver strip in place first, place the clip onto the strip and check fit that way. Instructions are either attached to the box or inside the box.
This depends on the profile of your shed cladding and the purpose (vermin and or embers) Have a look at our cladding guide which can help you to know what works for your shed.
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