EDWS FFK08 2000 Velux Profiled tile flashing,pro+ with BDX 2000,2in1,grey,127x140
£222.00 Ex VAT
Overview
Velux profiled tile flashing with BDX 2000 membrane for watertight sealing around roof tiles and wall cladding. Grey, 127 x 140mm, 2in1 design for easy installation.
Everything you need to know about EDWS FFK08 2000 Velux Profiled tile flashing,pro+ with BDX 2000,2in1,grey,127x140 — features, specifications, shipping and reviews.
Key features
BDX 2000 membrane provides enhanced water ingress protection
2in1 design enables easy installation and adjustment on site
Grey colour blends seamlessly with standard roofing and wall materials
Suitable for both roofing and wall cladding applications
Compact 127 x 140mm size for standard profiled tile profiles
Designed for structural and general building applications
Specifications
Size
127 x 140mm
Colour
Grey
Material
Plastic
Membrane
BDX 2000
Design
2in1 (combined flashing and membrane)
Application
Profiled tile roofing and wall cladding
Description
The EDWS FFK08 2000 Velux profiled tile flashing is engineered to provide a watertight seal around roof tiles and wall cladding in roofing and wall construction projects. The integrated BDX 2000 membrane offers enhanced protection against water ingress, whilst the 2in1 design allows for straightforward installation and on-site adjustment. Grey colouring ensures a discreet finish that blends with most roofing and wall materials. Always confirm product dimensions and grade against your project specification before ordering. Install in line with current site practice and manufacturer guidance, using suitable fixings appropriate to your application.
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