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6th July 2010, 09:13 AM #1
Colorbond corner bending or cutting?
We will be putting up our first kit shed soon. I think we are quite handy but it will be the first time working with colorbond for us.
On the display units I saw that they the erectors had 'bent' the colorbond around the corner. Very flush and nice.
However when delivering the kit, they advised to cut the walls along the post at the corner and fit corner pieces (about 2 cm wide) to cover the cuts and get a nice straight corner.
They thought bending was too difficult for the untrained.
What are you doing at the corners?? Bending or cutting? Is it hard and might it weaken the colorbond?
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