Maintenance & Refurbishment Decking made from recycled waste plastic
Premium Kedeck, our most wood-like decking, is made from mixed waste plastic that would otherwise be destined for landfill or the ocean. The plastic used in the manufacturing process of Kedeck makes it some of the most durable decking on the market. No need for annual painting, staining, oiling or maintenance of any kind. Kedeck is completely impervious to water, frost, insects, fungi and algae. Kedeck is available in traditional Oak and Mahogany colours or if you’d prefer, a more modern Anthracite Grey. Colours are UV protected against fading too. 100 per cent eco-friendly, recycled plastic decking that won’t rot, splinter or crack. Visit the Kedel website for more information.
01282 861325
www.kedel.co.uk Housing Management & Maintenance
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DRY-FIX IT. FORGET IT. Quality ridge & verge kits – designed for simplicity & durability
• Market leading, high performance and contractor approved • Easy-to- install, secure and maintenance free • Compatible with the majority of roofing tiles & slates • Dry Verge is ambi-handed – less stock needed; simpler to install • Dry Ridge is suitable for roof pitches up to 55o • Complete range of compatible brackets & accessories
Ventilated Flexible Dry Ridge Kit Universal Dry Verge Kit
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Call us on 01604 433000 or visit our website for more details.
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