TIMCO Waterbar - 28mm x 2m x 4mm

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The TIMCO Waterbar is designed for professional builders, contractors, and DIY homeowners looking to enhance door threshold weather protection. Its primary benefit is providing a durable, corrosion-resistant barrier against water ingress, making it an essential component for new door installations or structural refurbishments. While highly effective at managing damp conditions, it is important to note that the 2m length may require precision cutting to fit specific door frames exactly.
| Model Part Number | TWB2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TIMCO |
Yes, the galvanised steel can be easily cut to your required length using standard metal cutting tools like a hacksaw.
Yes, the galvanised carbon steel is designed specifically for external environments to resist corrosion and moisture.
The waterbar has a thickness of 4mm, providing a robust profile for thresholds.
The product is supplied as a single steel unit. You will need to source appropriate fasteners compatible with your specific door sill material.
Yes, it can be installed on concrete sills, typically using masonry anchors or high-strength construction adhesives.
Verify that the waterbar is correctly leveled and that there are no gaps in the sealant application underneath the bar.
Check if the galvanised layer was damaged during cutting; clean the affected area and apply a galvanising touch-up paint.
To install, measure your door threshold width and trim the 2m steel bar using a metal hacksaw or angle grinder. Ensure the surface is clean and free of debris before bedding the waterbar into place. Use compatible corrosion-resistant screws or adhesives as recommended for your specific threshold material (wood or concrete). For maintenance, occasionally clear the channel around the bar to ensure water drainage paths remain unobstructed. Periodically inspect the surface for scratches that may have penetrated the galvanised coating; if found, apply a cold-galvanising spray to prevent localized rust.