How to Install Combination Seal

This is an Ember, Flame, Vermin, Weather with Corrosion barrier options available depending on your requirements. It’s a great option for when you’re constructing the shed wall on the ground and then standing it up into position like when you are building close to fences or other obstructions. It’s also a great retrofit seal for bushfire zones or where you want a steel vermin seal. 

COM1 profile seal is designed to be slid up from outside the shed seating the bottom ledge against the base of the wall sheeting.

COM4 (Corrosion isolating strip) If purchased should be placed down first before fixing COM2
COM2 or 3 can then be slid against the inside of the shed pinning it to the wall sheeting

Pass a screw through from the outside. This is best completed as a two-person job with the screws being fixed from the outside in. One person can complete the job by using props and temporary screws and later reversing them and refixing them from outside.

In a corner, you can either mitre at 45 deg to create a 90 deg corner or butt one into the other and ‘tab’ out one side.

Com 1 & 2 is a popular choice for bushfire zones in dry environments.

Com 1 & 3 is a popular choice for regions that may be a little damp making use of the combined fixing and isolating that is achieved with the com 3 strip.