Shop COLORBOND Steel TRIMCLAD Roof & Wall Sheeting at ClickSteel

For a roofing and wall cladding solution that delivers both timeless style and exceptional durability, COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD Roof & Wall Sheeting is the ideal choice. Crafted from high-quality COLORBOND steel, this product offers unbeatable strength and long-lasting performance, making it the perfect solution for a wide range of residential and commercial applications. Whether you’re building a new property or upgrading an existing structure, COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD sheeting is designed to stand the test of time while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of your building.

Explore our full Colorbond roofing range to discover additional profiles and colours that can be tailored to suit both modern and traditional design requirements.

Why Choose COLORBOND TRIMCLAD Roof & Wall Sheeting?

COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD sheeting features a classic corrugated profile that has been a staple in Australian architecture for generations. This traditional design is highly valued for its ability to combine function with style, offering both an attractive exterior and reliable weather protection. TRIMCLAD’s superior finish resists corrosion, chipping, and peeling, ensuring that your roofing and wall cladding stays looking great and performing well for years to come. With its durability and high resistance to the elements, COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD is ideal for a wide range of applications, from residential homes to commercial buildings.

In addition to its superior durability, COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD is available in a broad spectrum of colours. These colours are inspired by Australia’s stunning landscapes, allowing you to find the perfect shade to complement your design vision and create a building that reflects your personal style. Whether you want a modern, sleek finish or a more classic look, COLORBOND steel offers a variety of options to suit your aesthetic preferences.

Combining Style, Durability, and Performance

COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD Roof & Wall Sheeting combines the best of both worlds function and fashion. The corrugated profile not only delivers an attractive finish but is also highly effective in shedding rainwater, making it an ideal roofing and cladding solution. Its strength and resistance to the elements ensure that it will keep your property protected for years, while its versatile colours and timeless design allow you to achieve the look you desire.

Click & Collect COLORBOND® TRIMCLAD Roof & Wall Sheeting in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and More

Need your TRIMCLAD sheeting quickly? With ClickSteel’s click and collect service now available in Brisbane, Sydney, Sunshine Coast, Canberra, Victoria, Newcastle and Adelaide, you can order online and pick up locally at a time that works for you.

Whether you’re sourcing materials for a residential upgrade or a commercial project, our fast and flexible pickup option helps keep your timeline on track. Browse the range, place your order, and we’ll have your COLORBOND® TRIMCLAD sheeting ready for collection at your chosen location.

What is Colorbond Trimclad?

COLORBOND steel Trimclad is a trapezoidal, exposed fastener roof and wall profile with wide flat pans and ribs running the length of the sheet, one of the most recognisable roofing shapes in Australia. ClickSteel stocks it as COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD Roof Sheeting, ZINCALUME TRIMCLAD Roof Sheeting, COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD MATT Roof Sheeting and a COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD Double Sided Roof Sheeting option for jobs where both faces are visible. It suits both roofing and wall cladding on sheds, homes and rural buildings, and is fixed by screwing straight through the pan into the purlins. All variants are supplied cut to length for delivery or click and collect.

What are the differences between Trimclad and Trimdek roofing?

Trimclad and Trimdek both describe the same general style of trapezoidal, exposed fastener roofing, wide flat pans with ribs at regular intervals, and the two names largely reflect different suppliers rather than a fundamentally different product. COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD Roof Sheeting and its ZINCALUME, MATT and Double Sided variants follow this same profile family. Where real differences exist, they usually come down to small variations in cover width, rib height or base metal thickness between manufacturers, so it pays to compare the specification sheet rather than the name alone. Fixing methods and general performance are otherwise very similar between the two.

What roof pitch is required for Trimclad?

COLORBOND steel Trimclad, being an exposed fastener trapezoidal profile, generally needs a minimum roof pitch of around 5 degrees, consistent with common industry guidance for this style of sheeting. The exact minimum for your job depends on sheet length, end lap detail and local rainfall, so check the current Trimclad technical data and AS 1562.1 before finalising a design. COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD MATT Roof Sheeting and the Double Sided variant follow the same pitch requirements as the standard finish. Where a lower pitch is needed, a concealed fastener profile is usually a better fit than an exposed fastener sheet like Trimclad.

How much fall does Trimclad need?

Trimclad needs enough fall to move water off the roof quickly and stop it backing up at the end laps, which in practice generally means a minimum pitch around 5 degrees for this exposed fastener profile. COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD Roof Sheeting and ZINCALUME TRIMCLAD Roof Sheeting are both fixed and detailed the same way in this respect. Longer runs and higher rainfall areas generally warrant more fall rather than the bare minimum. Confirm the precise fall required for your span and location against the current technical data sheet and AS 1562.1.

How thick is Trimclad sheeting?

Base metal thickness for COLORBOND steel Trimclad sheeting is generally available in the same range used across standard exposed fastener roofing, commonly around 0.42mm to 0.48mm depending on the finish and application. COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD Roof Sheeting, ZINCALUME TRIMCLAD Roof Sheeting, COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD MATT Roof Sheeting and the Double Sided Roof Sheeting variant each list their exact BMT on the product page. Thicker gauge sheeting resists denting better and is sometimes specified in higher wind regions or for walkable roof areas. Check the specification tab for the precise thickness before ordering.

How do you fix Trimclad roofing?

Trimclad is an exposed fastener profile, so COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD Roof Sheeting is fixed by screwing straight through the flat pan into the purlins using sealing washered roofing screws at the fixing points set out in the manufacturer’s tables. ZINCALUME TRIMCLAD Roof Sheeting and COLORBOND steel TRIMCLAD MATT Roof Sheeting are fixed the same way. Correct screw spacing, torque and lap detailing all affect the roof’s wind performance and weathertightness, so fixing should follow the current technical data and AS 1562.1. ClickSteel supplies the sheeting cut to length ready for your roofer to fix.