Calder Industrial Code 4 Lead Flashing - 150mm x 3000mm

Lead roof flashing provides a long-term watertight roofing option and lasts three times longer tha...

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This guide is for anyone looking to use Calder Industrial Code 4 Lead Flashing for durable and watertight roofing. The key benefit is long-lasting protection, with lead lasting up to 100 years. A key consideration is that all lead sheet should be coated with patination oil after installation. This guide covers installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your lead flashing.

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Model Part Number4 Lead Flashing
BrandCalder

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FAQs

How long does lead flashing last?

When installed correctly, lead flashing can last up to 100 years.

Is lead flashing environmentally friendly?

Yes, lead flashing is made from 100% recycled lead and has a low carbon footprint.

Does lead flashing require maintenance?

Lead flashing requires minimal maintenance, mainly periodic inspection and the maintenance of the patination oil coating.

What tools are needed for installation?

You'll need tools for cutting, shaping, and fixing the lead flashing. Appropriate safety equipment should also be used.

Can I install lead flashing myself?

While DIY installation is possible, professional installation is recommended for optimal results and to ensure the warranty is valid. Always follow LSA guidelines.

What is patination oil?

Patination oil is a protective coating applied to the lead flashing after installation. It helps protect the lead and gives it a uniform appearance.

Is lead flashing suitable for all types of roofs?

Lead flashing is compatible with most roofing materials but may not be suitable for all applications. Ensure compatibility with the roof type.

Troubleshooting

Water Leaks

Inspect the flashing for any gaps or damage. Ensure overlaps are adequate and fixings are secure. Re-apply patination oil if needed.

Flashing is not adhering properly.

Ensure the surface is clean before installation. Use appropriate fixings to secure the flashing. Check for compatibility with the underlying materials.

Discoloration or staining

This is often normal. Ensure the patination oil is maintained. Clean with a soft brush and water if needed.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable and long-lasting, providing a long-term roofing solution.
  • Environmentally friendly due to the use of recycled materials.
  • Easy to install in most weather conditions.
  • Requires little post-installation maintenance.
  • Flexible and can be easily shaped for various applications.
  • Offers a high degree of weather tightness when installed correctly.

Cons

  • Requires coating with patination oil after installation.
  • Installation requires adherence to specific guidelines for warranty.
  • May require professional installation for optimal results.
  • Can be more expensive upfront compared to some man-made alternatives.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the surface is clean and free of debris.
  2. Cut the lead flashing to the required size.
  3. Shape the lead flashing to fit the area, using appropriate tools.
  4. Install the flashing, ensuring proper overlaps and secure fixings.
  5. Coat the installed lead sheet with patination oil.

Compatibility:

Calder Industrial Code 4 Lead Flashing is compatible with most roofing materials. It is particularly suitable for use with traditional roofing systems. Check for compatibility with other materials to avoid any adverse reactions.

Care:

Regularly inspect the flashing for any damage. Ensure the patination oil coating is maintained. Remove any debris or obstructions that could affect water runoff. Contact a professional for any major repairs or concerns.

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