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Joint sealing tape 15/4-7 mm, grey, 8 m

Regular price £3.00 GBP
Unit price£0.38 /m
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0.257 kg

Fast delivery – often even faster than promised. Many of our products are manufactured fresh for your order. In selected categories (Offers) we keep pre-fabricated widths ready to dispatch your order even faster.

Delivery & Shipping

Delivery is via DHL Parcel. The standard delivery time after handover to DHL in Germany is 1–3 business days.

Product advantages

  • Easy to process
  • Self-adhesive
  • Temperature resistant from -30°C to 90°C
  • High resistance to aging and weathering

Description

Joint sealing tape 15/4-7 mm, grey, 8 m – Your solution for reliable sealing

The joint sealing tape 15/4-7 mm, grey, 8 m is manufactured according to DIN 18542 BG1 and offers an excellent solution for the primary sealing of joints and connections. It protects your living spaces from wind, dust, and splash water and simultaneously contributes to sound and thermal insulation.

This high-quality sealing tape helps you to immediately reduce energy costs and secure your building structure in the long term. Easy to process and versatile, it is ideal for:

  • Window construction and interior finishing
  • Facade construction (also for natural stone)
  • EIFS, half-timbered and timber construction
  • Container construction and noise protection construction
  • Roof construction, e.g., as a windproof connection for foils

Delivery form:

  • Pre-compressed on a roll
  • Colour: Grey
  • Cut width: 15 mm
  • Joint range: 4-7 mm
  • Roll length: 8 m
  • Maximum decompressed: approx. 18 mm

Benefit from easy application and see for yourself the advantages of the joint sealing tape to optimally secure your construction project.

Properties

Building material class/Fire behavior: DIN 4102-1 B1 (flame retardant)

Resistance to salts and alkaline environment: BRL-K407/02 Requirements met according to guideline

Joint air permeability coefficient (a-value): DIN EN 12114 a < 1.0 m3 /[h·m·(daPa)n]

Joint sound insulation ift-guideline: SC-01/2; 2002-09 R ST; w; max = 55 dB

Impregnation basis: Acrylate dispersion with flame-retardant properties

Long-term durability: 10-year functional warranty according to manufacturer's conditions

Airtightness: DIN EN 12114 a < 1.0 m3 /[h·m·(daPa)2/3]

Material: Polyurethane flexible foam gray or black

Driving rain impermeability: DIN EN 1027 DIN 18542 BG1 > 600 Pa

Temperature resistance: DIN 18542 BG1 -30 °C to +90 °C

Width: 15 mm

Color: gray

Joint area: 4-7 mm

Length: 8 m

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Your payment information will be processed securely. We do not store credit card details, nor do we have access to your credit card information.

GPSR Information

Name: DE & BG Dicht GmbH

Address: Poststraße 28, 31688 Nienstädt, Deutschland

Email: info@de-bg-dicht.de

Website: https://www.de-bg-dicht.de

European Manufacturer: Yes

How to determine the correct band dimension?

Proceed as follows when determining the dimensions:

1. Measure the width of the joint to be sealed (at least 8 mm according to the installation instructions).

2. Select the tape dimension so that your measured joint size is optimally in the middle of the application range. Example: Joint width 8 mm → tape width 7–12 mm. This gives you sufficient leeway for natural size changes of the joint.

3. The installation depth must always be greater than the maximum joint width. Joint sealing tapes are constructed according to this principle – for example, dimension 15/7-12: joint width 7–12 mm, installation depth 15 mm. Also consider the surface quality of the joint flanks: For rough or structured surfaces (e.g., plaster), you can use a wider tape with a greater installation depth than for smooth surfaces.