Best Azami Spots on Clubhouse in Rainbow Six Siege

Azami brings unmatched versatility to Rainbow Six Siege defense with her unique Kiba Barriers. These throwable bullet resistant panels stick to any surface - walls, ceilings, furniture, even broken floors. Use them to patch unexpected breaches, create new angles, or protect teammates holding risky positions. She's perfect for players who think three steps ahead.

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Take Control of the Garage easily with these Clubhouse Garage game-breaking Azami Kiba Barrier spots. This guide covers the popular bomb site: 2F CCTV / Cash Room Spots in the Clubhouse Map

Each spot will have two images: the first shows where to place the Kiba, and the second shows the new angle created.

Cash Room / CCTV

As Azami, your role is to cover Garage and CCTV Main Wall Breach / common defuse spot

The second-floor rafters, which overlook the garage, provide excellent vertical control when properly reinforced. These Azami placements give you pixel angles and protection that attackers won’t expect. This is the best area for Azami to cover, and so personally, I tend to control the Garage when playing as Azami.

Spot 1: Rafters Pixel Angle Barriers

Location: Second-floor rafters above the garage
Difficulty: Easy
Best For: Stopping garage pushes

Instead of placing Kiba Barriers in the center of the rafter openings, position them on the right-hand side of each opening. This creates a slight pixel angle that lets you see directly down to the garage door below. This works for all of the openings, except the opening nearest the stairs.

Setup:

  • Place barriers on the right edge of rafter openings (not the center)
  • Works on all rafter openings overlooking the garage
  • Multiple defenders can use different openings simultaneously

Why it works: Attackers expect center-placed barriers and won’t anticipate the off-angle positioning. You can watch both the garage door and staircase pushes while maintaining cover. The pixel angle is consistent if you place the barrier exactly on the right edge.

Spot 2: R90 Wall Protection Barrier

Location: Soft wall between rafters and R90 hallway
Difficulty: Easy
Best For: Post-breach head holds

When attackers open the garage wall, place a Kiba Barrier on the bottom section of the soft wall near R90. This provides easy-to-see angles, primarily covering the main breach wall and the common defuse spot behind the defuser in CCTV footage.

Make head holes and reinforce the other wall.

Setup:

  • Wait for attackers to breach the reinforced wall
  • Place barrier at bottom of soft wall adjacent to R90
  • Position in center to create gap on bottom left

Why it works: The barrier blocks pre-fire attempts while you pop up for picks. Placing it center-wall creates a small gap on the bottom left that attackers rarely check. You can catch plant attempts through this gap while they think R90 is clear.

Spot 3: R90 Corner Pixel

Location: Rafter opening nearest R90 corner
Difficulty: Easy
Best For: Staircase pressure

Place a barrier on the rafter opening closest to R90 hallway to get angles on both the garage door and the staircase simultaneously.

Setup:

  • Use the rafter opening at R90 corner
  • Right-side placement for dual angles
  • Coordinate with teammates on other openings

Why it works: This position controls two entry points at once. Attackers pushing stairs won’t expect vertical pressure from this angle, and you can rotate your view between both approaches.

What it should look like

Two bonus tips would be to reinforce the wall near the rafters window and have a Jager teammate place some ADS near the Kibas for additional protection.

This position offers near-guaranteed kills if attackers push the Garage and apply pressure to the main wall, drastically slowing their advance. It’s the perfect role for Azami.

You’ll have spare Kibas as the round progresses, meaning improvisation can be done. This is a solid foundation; additional Kibas can be used to cover more Rafter openings and close entrances/breaches made by Attackers.

Bonus: Universal Azami Tips for Clubhouse

Timing is critical: You can’t place down all Kibas at once, you have to progress the round slightly before you can fully set up thanks to Azami’s gadget wait times, so place the Kibas accordingly to priority, i.e. first on the Garage Door Peek, then if they’re pushing Main Breach, place the Kiba there – otherwise place it on the stairs peek.

Coordinate with teammates: Multiple Azami barriers create crossfire opportunities. Communicate placements to avoid overlap.

Pixel angles matter: Small gaps in barrier placement can provide sightlines while maintaining protection. Practice consistent placement – if you mess up, it’s probably fine, but less ideal.

Save one barrier: Always keep one Kiba Barrier for emergency situations like blocking doorways during a plant or creating last-second cover.

Use sound cues: Place barriers when attackers are making noise (breaching, droning) to mask the audio cue of barrier deployment.

Map-Specific Synergies

Best Operators with Azami on Clubhouse:

  • Jäger – Place ADS near barrier positions to protect setups
  • Bandit/Kaid – Use barriers for wall trick protection
  • Mute – Jam drones to hide barrier setups during prep
  • Goyo – Combine shields with barriers for area denial
  • Melusi – Banshees behind barriers create no-win situations

Counters to watch for:

  • Ash charges and Zofia impacts destroy barriers instantly
  • Sledge hammer breaks barriers in one hit
  • Frag grenades clear multiple barriers at once
  • Zero cameras can spot barrier positions before pushing

Next Map Guide Coming Soon

Want to see Azami spots for another map or bomb sites? Drop a comment with your request. The most requested map will be the one that follows in this series.

Master these Clubhouse Garage Azami spots and you’ll have a significant advantage on one of Rainbow Six Siege’s most popular ranked maps. Practice the placements in custom games before taking them into ranked for the best results.

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