Calder Industrial Code 4 Lead Flashing 600mm x 3000mm - 37kg

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

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This guide is for roofers and builders looking for a durable and long-lasting roofing solution. Calder Code 4 Lead Flashing offers superior weather protection and longevity compared to man-made alternatives. Keep in mind that proper installation, following LSA guidelines, is crucial to achieve the product's full potential and warranty coverage.

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Model Part Number40021460
BrandCalder

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FAQs

What is Code 4 lead flashing?

Code 4 refers to the thickness and weight of the lead sheet, indicating its suitability for roofing applications. It's designed for long-lasting protection against water penetration.

How long does lead flashing last?

Calder Code 4 Lead Flashing can last up to 100 years when correctly installed, which is significantly longer than most man-made alternatives.

Is lead flashing environmentally friendly?

Yes, lead flashing is made from 100% recycled lead and is a continuously recyclable material, making it an environmentally responsible choice.

How do I install lead flashing?

Lead flashing is quick and easy to install. The product description suggests that you should ensure the roof surface is clean and dry before installation. Cut the flashing to the required size, shape it to fit, and secure it in place, following the manufacturer's and LSA guidelines.

What maintenance does lead flashing require?

Lead flashing requires minimal maintenance. Regular inspections for damage or wear and tear are recommended, especially after severe weather. Ensure that patination oil has been correctly applied to all lead surfaces.

What is patination oil?

Patination oil is a protective coating applied to the lead flashing after installation. It helps protect the lead and enables the formation of a protective patina over time.

What is the warranty on Calder lead flashing?

Calder offers a 50-year warranty on its lead flashing, provided the LSA (Lead Sheet Association) guidelines are followed during installation.

Can I use lead flashing on any type of roof?

Calder lead flashing is compatible with most common roofing materials, including tiles and slates, and can be used to seal gaps around doors and windows.

Troubleshooting

Flashing is leaking.

Check for any tears, cracks, or gaps in the flashing. Ensure the flashing is properly sealed and overlaps are sufficient. Re-seal or replace damaged sections following manufacturer guidelines and LSA guidelines.

Flashing is not adhering properly.

Ensure the roof surface is clean and dry before installation. Check that the correct installation methods were followed, and ensure the flashing is properly secured.

Patina not forming correctly.

Ensure that patination oil has been correctly applied to all lead surfaces. Check the installation for any contamination that could be affecting the patina formation. Reapply patination oil as needed.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional durability and longevity, lasting up to a century.
  • Environmentally friendly due to the use of recycled materials.
  • Quick and easy installation process.
  • Highly weather-resistant, suitable for diverse climates.
  • Flexible and adaptable to various roofing applications.
  • Low maintenance requirements post-installation.

Cons

  • Requires adherence to LSA guidelines for warranty coverage.
  • Lead sheet needs to be coated with patination oil after installation.
  • May require professional installation for optimal results.
  • Initial cost may be comparable to man-made alternatives when considering adhesives and sealants.
  • Limited in the types of applications for which it is suitable, may not be appropriate for all decorative flashings.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation:

  1. Ensure the roof surface is clean and dry before installation.
  2. Cut the lead flashing to the required size.
  3. Shape the lead flashing to fit the contours of the roof, ensuring a snug fit.
  4. Secure the flashing in place, following the manufacturer's guidelines and LSA guidelines.
  5. After installation, coat all lead sheet with patination oil.

Compatibility:

Calder Code 4 Lead Flashing is compatible with most common roofing materials, including tiles, slates, and other roofing systems. Ensure that the materials used are compatible and do not cause any adverse reactions.

Care:

Lead flashing requires minimal maintenance. Regularly inspect the flashing for any signs of damage or wear and tear, especially after severe weather events. If any issues are found, they should be addressed promptly. The 50-year warranty is provided if LSA guidelines are followed.

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