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24 in. Horizontal Wood Roof Closure Strips (5-Pack)

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About This Product

These horizontal wood closure strips fit SUNTUF corrugations, providing needed support, and a finished look to your roofline. The closure strips are easy to fasten to the roof purlins, underneath corrugated roofing panels. Before installation, checklocal building codes for relevant specifications and recommendations. Follow local codes at all times.

Highlights

  • 5 pack of wood closure strips for installing roofing panels
  • Ideal for purlin and cross brace roofs
  • Compatible under SUNTUF corrugated roof panels
  • Roof closure strips provide finished look and additional support
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Product Information

Internet # 100069797

Model # 92822

Store SKU # 250969

Specifications

Dimensions

Coverage Area (sq. ft.)

0.33 sq ft

Product Length (in.)

24 in

Product Thickness (in.)

0.75 in

Product Width (in.)

0.81 in

Details

Color Family

Wood

Color/Finish

Wood

Material

Wood

Product Weight (lb.)

1 lb

Returnable

90-Day

Roofing Product Type

Closure Strips

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty

None

Questions & Answers

I intend to use the poly panels on a metal building horizontally as a sunlit the top 2ft on the side walls. Are closure strips recommended in this application
ByOct 24, 2021
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Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. Yes it is recommended that you use Closure Strip. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future.

By|Oct 25, 2021
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    These say out of stock are they discontinued I am 2 packages short and can not find them anywhere please help
    ByNov 17, 2020
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    This item should be back in stock on 12/7/20.

    By|Jun 24, 2024
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      Can these be painted?
      ByAug 18, 2020
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      Yes, but the wood is pretty porous, so depending upon your use, you might want to seal it so it doesn't peel.

      By|Aug 19, 2020
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        Yes. They're made of hardwood.

        By|Dec 10, 2022
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          You didn't answer the last question.....READ THE QUESTION! Need the profile dimensions of these strips? *Spacing dim of ribs? *Depth of ribs?
          ByJan 6, 2020
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          Suntuf closure strips match the Suntuf panels, which have the square corrugation.

          By|Feb 20, 2022
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            (1)

            According to the Palraf literature on their website, the Suntuf panels use the squared-off corrugation with 3" centers (spacing) and 5/8" depth. The closure strips for Suntuf match this pattern.

            By|Jun 22, 2023
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              What are the profile dimensions of these strips? *Spacing dim of ribs *Depth of ribs Looking for 76mm spacing x 16mm rib depth (3" x 5/8")
              ByJan 5, 2020
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              Closure strips are 3/4"H x 7/8"W x 24" L

              By|Jan 6, 2020
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                Will these strips work with corrugated metal panels? Will they line up with the peaks and valleys?
                ByApr 16, 2017
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                You would need to check with the vendor for metal roofing regarding the closure strips they offer. We cannot guarantee our closures will work with another company's product.

                By|May 4, 2023
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                  No, these are made for the Pollycarbonate plastic panels. But they are horrible for even that application.

                  By|Aug 22, 2024
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                    Used with Sun Tuf PC panels.

                    By|Mar 29, 2019
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                      Bought five packs of these to finish a roof but they're too wide for the panels HD sell. Someone commented they fit 26" but not here!
                      ByNov 5, 2016
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                      I have used these for 18 years and they worked fine.

                      By|Feb 20, 2022
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                        (1)

                        They work for Suntuf polycarbonate roofing panels.

                        By|Sep 1, 2019
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                          These are designed to fit the Palram - "Sun Tuff" panels - but some slight modification may be necessary to get a good fit. I found the panels in the floor rack were somewhat scratched up from too much handling, but the associates were good enough to get some nice clean ones off the high rack.. Note, the strips are 24" long but the panels are 26" This is necessary because the panels over-lap along the edges to ensure a good seal (I used clear silicone sealant at the over-laps to help ensure no leaks - but don't rely on that unless there is a steep angle to shed water - use some sense - the overlap is not water-tight and if the water in the channels gets deep enough it will flow inside - see my picture

                          By|Feb 20, 2022
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                            (3)

                            Hi Frustrated please reach out to the manaufacturer at www.palramamericas.com and order item 92520 or 92770. Those are foam and plastic closures. Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.

                            By|Feb 20, 2022
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                            I used these with the SunTuf panels sold at Home Deport. I believe the profile of every brand is a little different.

                            By|Aug 6, 2020
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                              I just need a rain cover, not an enclosure.
                              ByJul 2, 2016
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                              The closure strips support the panels and are recommended. I place a row of closure strips on every purlin (cross piece of the rafter). Purlins are 24 inch centers up the rafters. When properly placed the closure strips greatly aid in placing the panels. I recommend using the plastic closure strips instead of the wood ones.

                              By|Oct 11, 2023
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                                I think that they are more rigid in high winds. I have 5 cross members in the 12' length and nail securely through three high points.

                                By|May 5, 2023
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                                  I was not aware of this when I started the roof. They flex too much without the extra support and I am now going to have to pull the entire thing apart and redo it. Save yourself the headache and extra work and use them!

                                  By|Jun 10, 2021
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                                    (2)

                                    That depends on your usage, reliability desired, and so forth. The strips will help with stability, particularly in wind, hail, and so forth, especially on the outside edge of the roofing. I just use mine as a rain cover, and I chose to use the strips for better durability. They are not hard to use and they are cheap.

                                    By|Mar 15, 2021
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                                    We recommend putting the fasteners into the peak of the panels. The closure strips help support the panels when securing the fastener. We do not recommend valley fastening because water could settle there and could result in leaks.

                                    By|Jun 10, 2021
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                                      I don't recommend it as the strips act as purlins to give support - but if your rafters are 12" O.C. or less you might get away with it. But in any case, be sure to predrill pilot holes in both the panels and the closure strips. If you don't use closure strips, be prepared for rain to come in - especially if there is wind associated.

                                      By|Mar 15, 2021
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                                        Customer Reviews

                                        3.4 out of 5

                                        • 3.4 out of 145 reviews
                                        • 59% recommend this product
                                        What Customers Say
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                                        Customers say the wood closure strips are essential for installing Suntuf panels, providing a good fit and professional appearance. However, many users report issues with the wood quality, noting that it can be brittle and prone to splitting, especially without pre-drilling. While some appreciate the aesthetic of wood over plastic, the inconsistency in quality and the need for careful handling and installation are common pain points. Overall, the product serves its purpose but may require additional effort to ensure a successful installation.

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                                        Garbage!!
                                        If you want a Professional looking job order the plastic ones from California. These wooden ones DO NOT Match the contour of SunTuf panels. This leads to 'crunching' sections to make them fit. And they SPLIT! Very bad. Even after predrilling every screw hole they still split, small pieces slitting off. or the whole section breaking. I Used the plastic once on the first roof and they work so smooth, no predrilling and perfect fit. It took some time to receive them but worth the wait compared to using this Garbage!
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                                          Had to use over a hundred of these guys for our pergola roof. Painted each one before installati...
                                          Had to use over a hundred of these guys for our pergola roof. Painted each one before installation in my garage. They are built to be installed with a slight gap between each piece so you have to install them as you lay the panels for the correct spacing but onece you have a process in place it goes pretty smoothly.
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                                          These work fine if pre-drilled, otherwise expect splitting. When one piece among five arrived bro...
                                          These work fine if pre-drilled, otherwise expect splitting. When one piece among five arrived broken in the pack, it was easy to gorilla glue it back together to make it usable again. I haven't tried the hard plastic version of closure strips, but have used the foam version which I found wiggly and much harder to apply in a straight line. With wood closure strips my lines of screws across the roof were nice and straight. I pre-positioned each strip with a couple of tiny nails, then pre-drilled through the roofing and wood closure strips before screwing them both down to wood purlins beneath.
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                                            drilling pilot holes is a must to prevent splitting. the wood is not the best and there are irreg...
                                            drilling pilot holes is a must to prevent splitting. the wood is not the best and there are irregularities. but i like them because they go with the old wood i used. the fit was good and they look good. finish was good. none of mine where broken. i only had to trim the end of one of the strips, but it was only very slightly. over all i think the value was good for my project. i am happy with fit, finish and function
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                                              Although I suggest drilling pilot holes is 'almost' essential', I find it also necessary to "cust...
                                              Although I suggest drilling pilot holes is 'almost' essential', I find it also necessary to "custom fit" each strip to the polycarbonate panels as the ends are not uniform relative to the panels. That is, my 12 foot run did not come out properly aligned and I wound up having to distort some of the panels to get a good seal - also, good idea to use clear silicone sealant. I would suggest the foam closures would be more forgiving when it comes to alignment, but I question if they would stand up the the heat generated in a solar powered space heating enclosure.
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                                                Looks great!
                                                While this product is designed for a different purpose than I used it for, it works absolutely great as a exterior decorative trim. I used it both where the walls meet the eaves, and at the drip-edge of the roof (see photo).
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                                                9 found this review helpful
                                                Worked great on roof of green house
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                                                Easy to install. Looks great. I painted it white. Used it for the roof of a chicken coop.
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