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Durable and Stylish COLORBOND® Steel Fascia

Enhance the durability and aesthetic appeal of your home or commercial project with COLORBOND® Steel Fascia. Designed for strength, weather resistance, and low maintenance, our fascia solutions provide a seamless and modern finish that integrates perfectly with your roofing system. Whether you are building new or renovating, our high-quality fascia products ensure your property remains protected and visually appealing for years to come.

Why Choose COLORBOND® Steel Fascia?

  • Built for Australian Conditions – Resistant to extreme weather, including strong winds, heavy rainfall, and harsh sun.
  • Low Maintenance – Unlike timber fascia, COLORBOND® steel does not warp, rot, or require frequent repainting.
  • Easy Installation – Designed for quick and secure fitting with rafter brackets for long-term structural integrity.
  • Modern and Stylish – Achieve a sleek, professional finish that enhances the curb appeal of your property.

Find the Right COLORBOND® Fascia for Your Project

Our selection of COLORBOND® Steel Fascia and fascia accessories is designed to meet the needs of homeowners, builders, and architects alike. Whether you are looking for a complete roofing solution or simply replacing existing fascia, we have high-quality, cost-effective options ready for fast delivery.

Pair Your Fascia with COLORBOND® Guttering and Roofing

For a fully integrated roofing system, combine your fascia with matching COLORBOND® guttering and COLORBOND® roofing. This ensures maximum performance, longevity, and a cohesive look for your project.

Fast Delivery to Sydney, Brisbane, and the Sunshine Coast

ClickSteel makes it easy to order online with fast and reliable delivery across Sydney, Brisbane, and the Sunshine Coast. Our efficient ordering process ensures your materials arrive quickly and in top condition, ready for installation.

Order COLORBOND® Steel Fascia Online Today

Shop our range of COLORBOND® fascia online and get high-quality, weather-resistant fascia delivered straight to your site.

What size is Colorbond fascia?

Fascia board sizes vary by profile and manufacturer, typically ranging from around 150mm up to 300mm in height with a base metal thickness of about 0.42mm to 0.55mm BMT. ClickSteel stocks fascia in COLORBOND steel and ZINCALUME finishes, plus the matching trims that finish a run, such as the COLORBOND Steel External Mitre for Fascia Board and COLORBOND Steel Internal Mitre for Fascia Board for corners, and a Rafter Bracket for fixing back to the roof frame. Each product page lists the exact height, BMT and length options available to order, cut to your specification. Confirm the profile size against your existing guttering and roof pitch before ordering, since fascia height needs to suit the eaves overhang.

Is metal fascia better than timber?

Metal fascia in COLORBOND steel or ZINCALUME resists rot, termites, warping and cracking in ways timber cannot, and it holds its colour and shape over decades without repainting. Timber fascia needs regular painting and sealing to stop moisture getting in, and once it swells or splits it is difficult to keep straight for guttering and roof lines. COLORBOND steel options like a Barge Mitre Fascia Board LH / RH also come pre-finished in a durable baked enamel coating, so there is no ongoing maintenance beyond a periodic wash down. For most Australian conditions, especially coastal or bushfire-prone areas, steel fascia is the lower-maintenance, longer-lasting choice.

Can I install metal fascia over timber fascia?

Metal fascia can be fitted over sound existing timber fascia in some retrofit situations, but it is not the standard approach and depends on the timber’s condition and the roof detail. Best practice is to remove failing or unsound timber first, since fixing new steel over rotten or moving timber will only telegraph those problems through the new fascia line. Where timber is solid, a steel cover product with the correct COLORBOND Steel External Mitre for Fascia Board and Joiner can be used to give a clean, low-maintenance finish. Because fixing methods vary with roof structure, check with your installer or building supplier before committing to a cover-over approach.

How is metal fascia attached?

Metal fascia board is fixed back to the roof structure, generally the rafters or trusses, using purpose-made brackets rather than face-nailing like timber. A Rafter Bracket is fitted at each rafter to support and align the fascia board, and Metflow 5mm Spacer Clip hardware helps set the fascia at the correct gap for gutter fitment. Corners and returns are finished with COLORBOND Steel Internal Mitre for Fascia Board and COLORBOND Steel External Mitre for Fascia Board sections, joined along runs with a Joiner. ClickSteel supplies these components as materials for your installer or builder to fit; fixing methods and spacing should follow the manufacturer’s installation guide for your specific profile.

What lengths does metal fascia come in?

Fascia board is typically supplied in stock lengths or cut to length to suit the run of your eaves, minimising on-site joins. ClickSteel lists the available lengths on each product page, alongside matching trims like the ZINCALUME Barge Mitre Fascia Board LH / RH and ZINCALUME Internal Mitre for Fascia Board for corners and gable ends. Where a run is longer than the maximum stock length, a Joiner is used to connect two lengths cleanly. Order slightly longer than your measured run where possible, since offcuts are easier to manage than a short board.

What is metal fascia for gutters?

Metal fascia is the board fitted along the edge of the roofline that the gutter hangs from, giving the guttering a straight, solid fixing point and finishing the roof edge. It carries the load of the gutter and rainwater, so its strength and the fixing method, including a Rafter Bracket, matter as much as its appearance. Corner and end details are handled with a COLORBOND Steel Internal Mitre for Fascia Board or COLORBOND Steel External Mitre for Fascia Board, so the fascia line and the gutter above it turn cleanly at hips and gable ends. Matching your fascia and gutter profile is important, since not all gutter brackets suit every fascia depth.

What is the difference between fascia and soffit?

Fascia is the vertical board that runs along the edge of the roof, fixed to the ends of the rafters and carrying the gutter, while soffit is the horizontal panel that closes off the underside of the eaves between the fascia and the wall. Fascia takes the weather and structural load of the guttering, so it is generally a heavier profile, whereas soffit is mainly a lining product, often vented for roof space airflow. ClickSteel’s fascia range includes the boards and matching trims, such as COLORBOND Steel Internal Mitre for Fascia Board and Rafter Bracket fixings, that complete the fascia line. If you are lining the eaves as well, soffit is a separate product category to fascia and is sold and detailed on its own page.
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