25mm wide, grey breather tape that has adhesive edges, allowing it to be fixed over the ends of Multiwall sheet. The tape centre is vented with tiny perforations, allowing air to pass through the tape allowing the flutes in the sheet to 'breathe'.

25mm width tape that has adhesive edges, allowing it to be fixed over the ends of Multiwall sheet. The tape centre is vented with tiny perforations, allowing air to pass through the tape allowing the flutes in the sheet to 'breathe'.

A one-part neutral curing, low modulus silicone sealant specially formulated for glazing and weather sealing of windows and panels.

An interleaved 38mm x 50m micron aluminum tape with a rubber/resin adhesive and fire retardancy, tested to BS476 on foil - faced insulation panels. For more information please refer to the technical specification pdf sheet.

Aluminium foil tape is used with a Multiwall Sheet. The foil tape is generally placed on the upper end of the sheet and is hidden / not exposed to the elements. It is used where the top end of the sheet is going in under the eaves of the house or structure.

Aluminium foil tape is used with a Multiwall Sheet. The foil tape is generally placed on the upper end of the sheet and is hidden / not exposed to the elements. It is used where the top end of the sheet is going in under the eaves of the house or structure.

Aluminium foil tape is used with a Multiwall Sheet. The foil tape is generally placed on the upper end of the sheet and is hidden / not exposed to the elements. It is used where the top end of the sheet is going in under the eaves of the house or structure.

Tack Bank Foil is a roll of flat, high-tack adhesive tape available between 100mm and 200mm widths. It provides a waterproof seal over roof joins and is commonly used where the roof sheet or roof structure joins the supporting building or where there are major intersections on stand-alone roofs (e.g. Pergolas).

Tack Bank Foil is a roll of flat, high-tack adhesive tape available between 100mm and 200mm widths. It provides a waterproof seal over roof joins and is commonly used where the roof sheet or roof structure joins the supporting building or where there are major intersections on stand-alone roofs (e.g. Pergolas).