A steel bar for fitting into door sills for weather protection. Manufactured from Galvanised Steel...A steel bar for fitting into door sills for weather protection. Manufactured from Galvanised Steel to give a high level of corrosion resistance. Corrosion Rating 2 - Occasionally damp/wet, rural and sheltered areas. Finish: Galvanised. Length: 3ft / 1 metre. Material: Carbon Steel. Pack Dimensions L x W x H mm: 1000 x 27 x 4. Pack Weight kg: 0.850. Product Code: TWB1. Thickness mm: 4.0. Width mm: 28.
This guide provides essential information for using the Timco Waterbars Galvanised (28mm X 1M X 4mm). Designed for builders and DIY enthusiasts, these waterbars offer effective weather protection for door sills. A key benefit is the high corrosion resistance due to the galvanised steel. Note that while durable, the corrosion resistance is rated for occasionally damp/wet environments.
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Model Part Number
TWB1
Brand
Timco
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FAQs
What is the material of the waterbar?
The Timco Waterbars are made from carbon steel.
What is the benefit of the galvanised finish?
The galvanised finish provides a high level of corrosion resistance.
Where are these waterbars suitable for use?
They are suitable for occasionally damp/wet, rural, and sheltered areas.
How do I cut the waterbar to size?
Use a metal-cutting saw to cut the waterbar to the required length.
What fixings should I use to install the waterbar?
Appropriate fixings such as screws or nails (not included) can be used.
How do I clean the waterbar?
Clean the waterbar periodically with a mild detergent and water.
What is the thickness of the waterbar?
The thickness is 4mm.
What if the waterbar is too short?
Make sure you measure accurately. If you need a longer bar you may need to order a different size. You can also seal the joint with sealant.
Troubleshooting
Water leaking through the door sill.
Check the waterbar for correct installation, ensuring it is flush and properly sealed with sealant. Inspect for any gaps or damage and repair or replace as needed.
Corrosion is present.
Clean the corroded area with a wire brush and apply a suitable anti-corrosion treatment if the damage is minor. Replace the waterbar if the corrosion is severe.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High corrosion resistance due to galvanised steel.
Durable carbon steel construction.
Effective weather protection.
Easy to install.
Suitable for various applications.
Cons
Corrosion resistance is limited to occasionally damp/wet environments.
Requires proper installation for optimal performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Measure the door sill and cut the waterbar to the required length using a metal-cutting saw. Ensure the edges are clean.
Installation: Position the waterbar into the prepared groove in the door sill.
Securing: Secure the waterbar using appropriate fixings (not included), such as screws or nails. Use sealant to create a watertight seal.
Compatibility: Compatible with most standard door sills. Check the dimensions of your sill to ensure a proper fit.
Care: Regularly inspect the waterbar for any signs of damage or corrosion. Clean the waterbar periodically with a mild detergent and water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners.