BAL-FZ roof infill strips

$19.97 AUD

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Kliplok 700 top & bottom

You need an BAL-FZ roof infill strip when there is direct exposure to ember attack, flames from bushfire, and heat flux over 40 kW/mtr2.

These profiles are made up of a stand alone frame conforming to BAL-FZ bushfire rating & were tested to AS 1530.1 achieving a “non ignitability" fire rating by a NATA certified laboratory

All profiles have a rubber insert that has been tested & subsequently rated, as non ignitable (to AS 1530.3). This rubber creates a perfect seal between the purlin & roof sheeting.

Our infills stop airborne embers when exposed to ember attack.

Our roof infill "slide" infill strips are patent pending.

If you are unsure of what Bushfire attack level (BAL) your structure is, the CSIRO have an excellent assessment tool & that can be found at :

https://best-practices-assessment-tool.herokuapp.com/calculator?slope=5&vegslope=5&FFDI=80&vegtype=Shrubland *

*(when using the above assessment please refer below for the correct FDI for your area)

Average annual accumulated FDI across Australia

State or Territory	Region	Fire Danger Index*
Australian Capital Territory	All	100
New South Wales	Alpine areas	50
	Greater Hunter, Greater Sydney, Illawarra, Far South Coast and Southern ranges	100
	New South Wales (excluding alpine areas and the Greater Hunter, Greater Sydney, Illawarra/Shoalhaven, Far South Coast and Southern Ranges)	80
Northern Territory	All	40
Queensland	All	40
South Australia	All	80
Tasmania	All	50
Victoria	Alpine areas	50
	Victoria (excluding alpine areas)	100
Western Australia	All	80

*These values were provided by the Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council. Alpine and sub-alpine areas are defined as per the National Construction Code. The FDI at your location can be refined in consultation with a relevant regulatory authority if local climate data can be provided.