BAL-29 eave & ridge roof infill strips

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BAL-29 eaves & ridge roof infill strips

Conforms to AS 1530.2 naked flame "non ignitability" fire rating, tested by a NATA certified laboratory

Conforms to AS 1530.3 radiant heat “non ignitability" fire rating and was tested by a NATA certified laboratory.

We can manufacture any profile so please contact us if the profile you require is not shown here.

Please note that when using this product in any roof in BAL-29 areas, check with your local fire authorities that the achieved Australian standards of the eaves filler (and those of the roof they are installed in), are consistent with that authorities requirements to meet BAL-29. Different authorities around Australia may have specific BAL 29 requirements when it comes to a total roof structure.

BAL-29 Gap filler / Sealing strip

Seals gaps under flashings or around windows where they meet cladding. They can be fitted on the vertical or under an overhanging surface (either the fascia or around a window frame) because of the self adhesive backing.

Can be used to fill any gaps behind barge boards at the edges of tiled or metal roofs

Can be used to seal the bottom of metal cladding where it sits on a concrete slab, or under roof domes, roof skylights or any vents.

Can be used as a channel foam to protect against embers piling up on top of an awning in the small space under the eaves.

Can be used as a fire resistant seal which accommodates expansion & contraction due to temperature variations or movement or to seal any gap.

Conforms to AS 1530.2 naked flame "non ignitability" fire rating, tested by a NATA certified laboratory

Conforms to AS 1530.3 radiant heat “non ignitability" fire rating and was tested by a NATA certified laboratory.

Other Gap filler / sealing strip dimensions are available if required. Contact us for a quote

Please note that when using this product in in BAL-29 areas, check with your local fire authorities that the achieved Australian standards of the entire structure they are installed in, are consistent with that authorities requirements to meet BAL-29. Different authorities around Australia may have specific BAL 29 requirements when it comes to a structure.