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We are pleased to announce the launch of our EDGEseal silicone! EDGEseal is a low modulus, reliable silicone at a fantastic price. Now in stock!
The smaller, but equally vital, elements to every project. We’ve got everything you need – from silicone and cleaners to screws and lead flashing. If you have any questions about our range of sealants, fixings & flashings please contact us directly at [email protected] and one of our helpful team members will be able to help you!
Sealants, fixings, and flashings are important components in construction and are used to ensure the durability and longevity of a building structure. They play a critical role in sealing, fastening, and protecting various parts of the building against water and air infiltration.
Sealants are flexible and waterproof materials used to fill gaps and joints between two building materials to prevent water and air infiltration. They are commonly used in areas such as around windows, doors, and other exterior joints to keep the interior of the building dry. There are several types of sealants, including silicone, polyurethane, and acrylic, each with its own unique properties and uses. Our extensive range of adhesives ensures that you have a sturdy solution for other fixing requirements in your project.
Fixings are hardware components used to attach building materials together. They are an essential part of the construction process as they provide stability and support to the structure. We have various types of fixings available, including nails, screws, and bolts, each with its own specific use depending on the type of material being fitted.
Flashings are sheets of metal, lead or other waterproof material used to protect the joints and seams of a building from water infiltration. They are typically used in roofing and walls to direct water away from the building and prevent damage to the interior. The flashing is installed in a way that allows water to flow over it and away from the building, instead of infiltrating the structure.
