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For a roofing and wall cladding system that combines effortless installation with robust performance, look no further than COLORBOND Steel Metlok Roof & Wall Sheeting. Designed with a unique clip-fixing mechanism, this premium roofing solution provides unmatched durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of installation. Made from high-quality COLORBOND Steel Metlok Roof & Wall Sheeting offers reliable protection and a stylish finish, making it an ideal choice for residential and commercial projects alike.

As part of the widely trusted Colorbond roofing family, Metlok sheeting benefits from decades of Australian steel innovation, ensuring each panel stands up to harsh local conditions while retaining its visual appeal.

Why Choose COLORBOND Steel Metlok Roof & Wall Sheeting?

The COLORBOND steel Metlok clip fix sheeting is engineered to withstand Australia’s challenging climate. With its advanced corrosion-resistant properties, this roofing and cladding solution provides long-lasting protection from rust, peeling, and other signs of wear, even in coastal or industrial environments. The innovative clip-fixing design not only enhances its visual appeal but also ensures a streamlined installation process, reducing project time and labour costs. This feature is especially valuable for large-scale projects, where efficiency and reliability are crucial.

Available in a wide selection of colours inspired by Australia’s natural beauty, COLORBOND Steel Metlok Roof & Wall Sheeting allows you to match your exterior to your unique style. The sleek, flat appearance is both contemporary and versatile, suiting modern and traditional architectural designs. Whether you’re building a new property or enhancing an existing one, Metlok Clip Fix sheeting is crafted to elevate the look and durability of any structure.

Secure Your COLORBOND® Metlok Sheeting Fast with Local Pickup Options

Need materials on-site without delay? ClickSteel makes it easy with local collection points across Brisbane, Sydney, Sunshine Coast, Canberra, Victoria, Newcastle and Adelaide. Our COLORBOND® Metlok roof and wall sheeting is ready for fast pickup, so you can get on with the job without waiting for delivery.

Whether you’re managing a commercial build or a large-scale cladding install, our click and collect service ensures reliable access to the high-performance Metlok profile — designed for long runs, thermal movement and concealed fix applications.

Durable, Stylish, and Built for Australian Conditions

COLORBOND Steel Metlok Roof & Wall Sheeting is designed for both functionality and aesthetics. Its clip-fix profile not only contributes to a sleek, modern appearance but also enhances water management, protecting your property from the elements. This efficient design reduces the number of visible fasteners, creating a clean, uninterrupted look that complements a range of architectural styles. With its robust composition and exceptional resistance to the elements, COLORBOND Metlok sheeting is an investment in quality and peace of mind.

 

What are concealed fix roof sheets?

Concealed fix roof sheets are profiles where the fixing screws sit hidden under the rib or a separate clip, rather than being driven straight through the exposed pan. COLORBOND steel METLOK 700 Roof Sheeting is a clip lock example, the sheet snaps onto small clips that are screwed to the purlins first, so no fastener heads show on the finished roof. This gives a cleaner, uninterrupted line and removes the main point where an exposed screw can back out or leak over time. ClickSteel stocks METLOK 700 in COLORBOND steel, ZINCALUME METLOK 700 Roof Sheeting and the COLORBOND steel METLOK 700 MATT Roof Sheeting finish, cut to length for delivery or click and collect.

What is a clip lock roof?

A clip lock roof is fixed using concealed clips screwed to the purlins, with each sheet snapping over the clip and locking onto the rib of the sheet before it, rather than being screwed straight through the pan. COLORBOND steel METLOK 700 Roof Sheeting is ClickSteel’s clip lock profile, also available as ZINCALUME METLOK 700 Roof Sheeting and COLORBOND steel METLOK 700 MATT Roof Sheeting. Because there are no exposed screw heads, the finished roof looks cleaner and has fewer potential leak points than an exposed fastener profile. Clip lock systems like this also generally suit lower roof pitches than screw down sheeting.

How do you install clip lock roof sheeting?

Installing clip lock roofing such as COLORBOND steel METLOK 700 Roof Sheeting starts with fixing the concealed clips to each purlin at the fixing schedule’s spacing, then sliding each sheet’s rib over the clip so it locks to the previous sheet. Sheets are progressively fitted across the roof, with barge, ridge and other flashings screwed on afterward to close off the edges. Clip spacing, screw type and end lap detail all affect wind uplift performance, so the manufacturer’s fixing tables and AS 1562.1 should be followed, or the job left to a licensed roofer. ClickSteel supplies METLOK 700 sheeting cut to length, ready for your installer to fit.

Can you screw down cliplock roofing?

Clip lock roofing such as COLORBOND steel METLOK 700 Roof Sheeting is designed to be secured through concealed clips rather than screws driven through the pan, which is what gives it its clean, fastener free surface. The clips are screwed to the purlins and the sheet then locks over them, so the roofing itself is never pierced on the visible face. If you want a sheet that is screwed straight through instead, an exposed fastener profile is the better fit for that job. ClickSteel stocks concealed fix options like ZINCALUME METLOK 700 Roof Sheeting and COLORBOND steel METLOK 700 MATT Roof Sheeting depending on the finish you want.

What roof pitch does concealed fix sheeting need?

Concealed fix profiles such as COLORBOND steel METLOK 700 Roof Sheeting generally handle lower roof pitches than exposed fastener sheeting, because there are no through fixings for water to track back along. The exact minimum depends on sheet length, end lap detailing and local rainfall intensity, so it should be checked against the current METLOK 700 technical data and AS 1562.1 for your specific job. As a guide, clip lock profiles are commonly used down to around 1 to 2 degrees where laps and flashings are detailed correctly, well below the roughly 5 degree minimum typical of exposed fastener corrugated sheeting. Confirm the precise figure for your span and location with the product datasheet or your building surveyor before committing to a low pitch design.