Houses With Surfmist Colorbond Roof

Colorbond ultra steel in monument colorbond ultra steel in surfmist colorbond metallic steel in galactic.

Houses with surfmist colorbond roof.

Profiles used were fielders kingklip 700 roofing and fielders finesse nailstrip walling. This home richardhenry features colorbond steel on external cladding fascia and gutters in monument and the roof is colorbond ultra steel in surfmist. This home by claire cousins architects shows the colorbond standing seam in surfmist in action. The roof colour for this period home is colorbond steel basalt matt a colour that lends itself to being used in highly contrasted combinations in this instance with chalky white coloured walls deep charcoal coloured details and marble.

There is also colorbond walling in shale grey with a monument garage. Like a lot of people have already written it has significant thermal advantages over the darker colorbond colours. The house above has a colorbond surfmist roof gutter and facia windows garage door and the posts and rafters painted to match. Our first build had a surfmist roof and our new build is also going to have a surfmist roof.

The house above has a shale grey colorbond roof and gutters with surfmist facia. It s a wonderful combination drawing inspiration from an era of glamor and extravagance. Whilst our neigbours with darker roofs had their aircon running when the temps got over 30c we could easily survive with just ceiling fans. The colorbond steel lysaght spandeck profile was selected for the cladding due to the strong wind rating in light of this home being just south of a cyclonic zone and also due to the beautiful shadowing effect over the surface of the building.

To all intents and purposes this looks like a fresh white because there isn t another white introduced into the scheme. Photo by sam noonan architect. Outside it looks white but because it has a hint of underlying grey you don t need a pair of sunglasses to look at it. You can see how you can tell which colour the roof is from the flashing rather than the actual ribbed metal roofing.