Construction News
07/06/2011
Zouch Converters Expanding Foam Tape Wins BBA Approval
Zouch Converters' impregnated expanding foam tapes have been used industry-wide to provide high performance gap fillers and weather seals on a variety of residential, commercial and industrial projects .
The foam tape has been fitted to thousands of windows, doors, ducts, mobile homes, conservatories and even solar panels.
ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 is the tape of choice in today's building trade due to its outstanding performance and reliability credentials; from high profile hotels to personal building projects, this tape excels in its field. Assessed by the UK's prime authority in offering approval of construction products, systems and installers. The British Board of Agreement assessment covered weather-tightness and durability, confirming that the ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 product will resist the passage of wind-driven rain, snow, run-off water and dust into the interior of the building with a service life of up to 20 years.
As well as being able to offer a cost effective and easy to install primary weather seal – it delivers improved energy efficiency, allowing ventilation of the joint whilst preventing wind and rain, as a guaranteed minimum.
ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 is the ideal constituent to help seal timber-framed buildings where larger differential movement is the norm. The superior quality of the product ensures that it can accommodate movement of up to 40 mm as well as providing a watertight seal.
Incorporating fire resistant qualities, the versatile ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 ranges can be widely used to provide simple, quick and effective gap seals to not only accommodate expansion, movement and water-tightness but also provide thermal and acoustic insulation, while still remaining permeable to trapped water and water vapour – so as to ensure that the exchange of air between a building's interior and exterior is not compromised. Quick and easy-to-apply, the self-adhesive ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 tapes can be used to seal joints ranging in width from 2 mm to 40 mm with a single tape as an all-in-one solution.
The product can accommodate temperature resistance of -30°C to +100°C / 130°C (short term) making it one of the best performing tapes in its class. Once installed, a building is better protected from wind, rain and dust and is well-equipped to accommodate structural movement and fire infringement.
The foam tape has been fitted to thousands of windows, doors, ducts, mobile homes, conservatories and even solar panels.
ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 is the tape of choice in today's building trade due to its outstanding performance and reliability credentials; from high profile hotels to personal building projects, this tape excels in its field. Assessed by the UK's prime authority in offering approval of construction products, systems and installers. The British Board of Agreement assessment covered weather-tightness and durability, confirming that the ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 product will resist the passage of wind-driven rain, snow, run-off water and dust into the interior of the building with a service life of up to 20 years.
As well as being able to offer a cost effective and easy to install primary weather seal – it delivers improved energy efficiency, allowing ventilation of the joint whilst preventing wind and rain, as a guaranteed minimum.
ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 is the ideal constituent to help seal timber-framed buildings where larger differential movement is the norm. The superior quality of the product ensures that it can accommodate movement of up to 40 mm as well as providing a watertight seal.
Incorporating fire resistant qualities, the versatile ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 ranges can be widely used to provide simple, quick and effective gap seals to not only accommodate expansion, movement and water-tightness but also provide thermal and acoustic insulation, while still remaining permeable to trapped water and water vapour – so as to ensure that the exchange of air between a building's interior and exterior is not compromised. Quick and easy-to-apply, the self-adhesive ZOUCHexpandafoam BG1 tapes can be used to seal joints ranging in width from 2 mm to 40 mm with a single tape as an all-in-one solution.
The product can accommodate temperature resistance of -30°C to +100°C / 130°C (short term) making it one of the best performing tapes in its class. Once installed, a building is better protected from wind, rain and dust and is well-equipped to accommodate structural movement and fire infringement.
17/01/2025
Leeds Trinity University has officially opened its newly refurbished City Campus at 1 Trevelyan Square in Leeds.
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Poole-based developer AJC Group has celebrated a record-breaking 2024, delivering 100 affordable homes, a significant increase from the 72 units completed in the previous year.
Since 2023, AJC Group has completed and handed over 172 affordable homes across five sites.
In 2024 alone, the developer
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Plans for one of the most ambitious parks projects in London have taken a significant step forward, with Haringey Council securing nearly two additional acres of land around The Paddock nature reserve in Tottenham Hale.
The agreement with Thames Water marks a major milestone in the transformation o
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A planning application for the site was initially submitted in 2024, pro
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The City of Wolverhampton Council has announced that demolition work has commenced on the New Park Village estate, marking the start of a major £40 million redevelopment project to transform outdated council housing.
Contractor DSM Demolition has begun pulling down poor-quality bungalows on Valley
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Hillingdon Council has acquired 12 new homes at Carpenters Court in Uxbridge.
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Organisers of UK Construction Week (UKCW) have announced another major coup for the show's 10th anniversary year, with the news that UKCW London will be co-locating with the 14th edition of The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces, the principal industry event for surface design.
Established 26 years ago, th