Calder Code 4 Lead Flashing 390mm x 3m

Name: Calder Code 4 Lead Flashing 390mm x 3m
Brand: Calder
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Lead roof flashing provides a long-term watertight roofing option and lasts three times longer tha...

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This guide provides essential information for using Calder Code 4 Lead Flashing, designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing a durable, long-lasting roofing solution. The key benefit is superior weather protection and longevity compared to alternatives, but it's important to note the need for proper installation to ensure optimal performance. This guide covers features, usage, setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your lead flashing.

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Model Part Number	40021439
Brand	Calder

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FAQs

What is Code 4 lead?

Code 4 refers to the thickness of the lead sheet. It's a specific designation indicating the weight per square meter.

How long does Calder Code 4 Lead Flashing last?

It can last up to 100 years when used for flashings, which is three times longer than most man-made products.

Is lead flashing environmentally friendly?

Yes, it is made from 100% recycled lead and is continuously recyclable.

What tools are needed for installation?

You'll need basic roofing tools like a knife, mallet, and the appropriate fixings. It's recommended to follow LSA guidelines.

Does the lead need any special treatment after installation?

Yes, apply patination oil after installation to protect the lead.

Where can I use Calder Code 4 Lead Flashing?

It's suitable for various applications, including roof flashings, wall flashings, and sealing gaps around doors and windows.

What is the warranty on Calder Code 4 Lead Flashing?

Calder offers a 50-year warranty, provided LSA guidelines are followed.

Can I use it on decorative flashings?

Yes, lead is renowned for its suitability for more decorative flashings.

Troubleshooting

Water Leaks

Inspect the flashing for cracks, tears, or improper sealing. Re-seal or replace damaged sections.

Corrosion

Check for contact with incompatible materials. If corrosion is present, replace the affected sections and address the cause.

Difficult to Shape

Ensure the lead is not too cold. Use appropriate tools and techniques to shape the lead without damaging it.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Exceptional durability and longevity.
Superior weather protection compared to alternatives.
Environmentally responsible material.
Easy and quick installation process.
Requires minimal post-installation maintenance.
Suitable for a wide range of applications.

Cons

Requires proper installation techniques for optimal performance.
May require professional expertise for complex installations.
Can be damaged if not handled properly during installation.
The initial cost might be slightly higher than some alternatives.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation: Lead flashing is quick and easy to install. Ensure the surface is clean and dry. Shape the lead to fit the contours of the roof feature. Secure it with appropriate fixings, following the LSA guidelines.
Compatibility: Compatible with most roofing materials. Avoid direct contact with incompatible materials, which could cause corrosion. Always consult with a roofing professional for specific compatibility questions.
Care: After installation, apply patination oil to protect the lead. Regularly inspect the flashing for any signs of damage or wear. Clean any debris from the flashing to ensure proper water flow.