Sydney’s Trusted Source for Quality Recycled Roof Tiles & Roofing Supplies.
Sydney’s Trusted Source for Quality Recycled Roof Tiles & Roofing Supplies.
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The G1275 Eaves Comb Filler is a cost-effective solution designed to block gaps under profiled concrete tiles or Colorbond roof cladding. Its flexible fingers adjust to fill spaces, preventing birds and large insects from entering while maintaining airflow into the roof cavity. This ensures ventilation above roofing underlays, reducing moisture build-up caused by leaks or condensation in Colorbond roofs.
The G1275 is easy to install and can be paired with VENT Systems Over Fascia Vents or fitted directly to metal or timber fascias. Its versatile application makes it suitable for residential, commercial, and school buildings. Designed for use outside the enclosed roof structure, it should be applied in accordance with relevant BAL restrictions.
Features include 1-meter lengths for quick installation, compatibility with both concrete tiles and Colorbond roofs, and a design that supports proper drainage in case of leaks. The G1275 provides a simple yet effective way to protect roof spaces while ensuring optimal ventilation.
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