Onduline is an extremely tough lightweight corrugated roofing and wall cladding material, manufactured from organic fibres saturated with bitumen under intense pressure and heat.
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Onduline is flexible economical and requires only simple tools (saw and hammer) for fixing. It provides a high degree of thermal insulation in even the most extreme conditions. It is extensively used in agricultural, light weight industrial and domestic applications in over 72 countries from the tropics to the Arctic Circle.

Applications
Industrial - Pitched roofs as low as 8 degrees, curved roofs and exterior walls can all be clad with Onduline. Corrosion and fumes resistant.
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Domestic - Aesthetic qualities make it an ideal roofing and cladding material for houses.
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Agricultural - Ideally suited for stock/implement sheds, ancillary farm buildings and is extensively used in poultry and pig housing.
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Prefabricated Buildings - Onduline's flexibility and light weight has the advantage over heavier, less versatile materials.
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Unconventional Roof and Wall Cladding - Allows planning and design freedom for unusual roofing shapes and fencing.

Fencing - The aesthetics, sound proofing and strength qualities of Onduline lend it to be a great product for fencing.

Colours
Onduline’s PP (pre-pigmented) range is produced by a special process. But the weathering effects cannot be discounted, as the UV in the South Pacific is extremely strong and in time fading will occur. Onduline should be painted to retain aesthetics where colour is to be maintained. 

Onduline is available in four natural pigmented colours:                             

PP Brown
PP Green
PP Red
PP Black (Natural)