🔩 **Colorbond Secrets of installing metal Cladding!** 🔧

[@Drifterdan1]

That closing tip at the end of the video is a pearler, and it makes sense when you think about it.

[@ConstructingArt]

When we did 598 London Rd. we had to set up a test rig and push the limits of the cladding. And as soon as we did this, everything changed.

[@simonbailey9554]

Another top tier episode

[@ConstructingArt]

Thanks Simon. Trying my best!

[@ChristianTurner-cs8kq]

Fabulous Kenny

[@ConstructingArt]

Thanks

[@59markr]

Convex, not concave. Kenny, you’re a bloody champion!

[@ConstructingArt]

Thanks Mark 😝.

[@phez7]

@59markr hang on, I thought Kenny was saying it should be concave, not convex!? That made sense to me as it puts the pan section in tension - if the pan is compressed, it will buckle
@ConstructionArt Have I got it right now? Which side of that diagram was the wall?

[@ConstructingArt]

So I just researched concave vs convex… and convex is the correct terminology.

[@ConstructingArt]

The tension needs to be bowing outward on the wall both vertically and horizontally.

[@phez7]

@@ConstructingArt ok that's clear! Thanks Kenny and Mark