| Ball court covers | Sports field covers | Playground covers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Options | |||
| Cladding profiles/5-rib | |||
| Cladding profiles/corrugated | |||
| Cladding apron | |||
| Curved roof | |||
| Gable roof | |||
| Skillion roof | |||
| Solid beam rafters | |||
| Open web truss | |||
| Skylights | |||
| Round columns | |||
| Bird capping | |||
| Concealed bracing | |||
Curved roof
Mostly elected for aesthetics
Cladding profiles/5-rib
Both cladding profiles are Australian made economical options. 5-rib often elected for a more modern look
Cladding profiles/corrugated
Corri is often preferred to match in with existing sheds
Gable roof
Aesthetic preference. The gable roof is the most common/standard/economical
Skillion roof
Aesthetic preference
Concealed bracing
Eliminate ground-level diagonal wire bracing for safety reasons
Solid beam rafters
Elected to improve the architecture of the building, resulting with a cleaner, uncluttered look
Bird capping
Using steel manufacturing, Bird capping is designed with ready-made smooth surfaces on which there is nowhere for birds to perch
Round columns
Aesthetics and weather protection. Gable in-fill run across the end of a shed filling in the roof pitch area down to gutter level
Cladding apron
Provide additional weather protection, also elected to improve aesthetics
Skylights
Allows natural light into the hangar to reduce dependence on powered lights
Open web truss
Our most common and cost-effective rafter option
