arjay wrote:Kally, Would the material you refer to above, be suitable for a sun canopy on the front of a house? I am looking for something to shield the sun off the front patio doors and wall, so it would need to look fairly classy (about 4m wide X 1.5 -2.0m deep.

Currently I have been looking at the rigid polycarbonate canopies, with the curved shape.

You can use colorbond for roofing walls fencing, water tanks, soffiting, make a bed out of it, the sheets will span 1500mm, non trafficable, make what you like out of it, you design the frame and put the sheets on top, colour one side light grey the other. you can have it pressed into a curve, as they only have the High 10 profile, corrogated is best for rolling no creases are seen, perfect curve, but have not seen it yet in Thailand , looking at using colorbond for a watertank, I'll be asking if any company inThailand has a curved roller from Blusscope steel

Kally

Thank you all for your input. I sure learnt from it. And it gives me a lead where to go.
P.

I still would like to ask can you buy this fence and frame in udon........l brought it from Bluescope in Australia.




thanks mark

never seen anything like that in Issan Godcoaster au, walls with fancy railings are usually the go.

Looks like someone recycled a container and painted it green

Take a look at the fence around the construction site at the Udon Center (near the train station). It's the first rolled steel fence I've seen in town....can't compare to that posted above, but obtaining necessary framing shouldn't be a problem in Udon.

Kally,

I went to the place close to the railroad today. Was interesting, I never had the idea that they profile the alu at the spot on order. There were tyle like alu profiles as well. It looked like they made overtime.

I was surprised at the weight of the alu, it was so small, I feel sort of sorry that I never contemplated this material before...

They would ask a contracter with experience with this material to phone me, I wonder if that happens. I contacted a guy from the "list of contractors" via email, hope he will write me back.

By the way, the noodle soup next door is good as well.

P.

l think about 80 % of austraila in suburbs are using this kind of fence in many different colours......very popular......l wanted this for my land in udon.....maybe l just get a normal udon fence..........the picture above cost $90 australian per pannel .
mark