Everbuild Foam Sealant Joint Backer Rod 10mm x 10 Metre

Product Information

Our passive fire protection products undergo initial validation assessments at our in-house facilities prior to undergoing rigorous independent 3rd party testing with leading UKAS test houses, resulting in the following accreditations. These products can help to ensure that the joint is properly sealed and protected from moisture, air, and other elements that can cause damage over time.

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We will not be held liable for any resulting damage to property, human life or monetary costs incurred due to the incorrect specification you have prepared or use of fire protection products caused by your negligence, including your failure to have contacted us to obtain the relevant advice/specification. The seal is water and heat resistant, making expanding foam ideal for filling wall cavities, cracks in window panes and doors. When installing backer rod, it is important to carefully measure and cut the rod to the correct length for the joint. Reduce caulk consumption by controlling sealant depth— this prevents excessive use of caulking or sealant.

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It can also be incorporated into side insulation and expansion joints preventing heat loss and provide acoustic properties. Armacell’s FillPro™ backer rod material is made from polyethylene or polyurethane foam, making it compatible with the common industry joint sealants or caulking.This means the material will not wick moisture making it suitable for joints with a high presence of water or dampness. To avoid the high costs of an expensive sealant, and to provide for a better sealed joint, larger and longer gaps may also require a backing rod.