wedi Sanwell wall XL & XXL 900mm or 1200mm widths with integrated niche


Ready-to-use, robust, 100mm thick wall elements that are not only waterproof to the core, lightweight (from 16kg) but are also fully customisable: the height and width are easy to adjust to required dimensions and the size of the 


TIP: Choose a ready-to-use wedi Top Wall design surface and a pre-formed wedi Sanwell Top for the niche as an antibacterial alternative to tiles.


wedi Systems (UK) Ltd. Tel: 0161 864 2336


wedi building board 600/900/1200mm widths


wedi boards offer a vertical weight load ca- pability of 133kg/m2


and are approved for use


as shower partitions from 50mm thickness (50/60/80/100mm). They can be used for creat- ing up to 1200mm wide partition walls without any additional support, however when using ad- ditional reinforcement such as a ceiling support or a change of direction in the form of a curve or corner, for example, the length of a wedi par- tition wall becomes limitless. By reducing the number of joints, they simplify the installation process enormously


TIP: Create a shower area with a practical shelf and adjoining wash stand.


Eco-friendly products with Environmental Product Declaration


Guaranteed system safety 100% waterproof to the core


Reduced project completion time thanks to fast installation


Occupational safety due to light weight & little dust production


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wedi technical wall with integrated technical components


wedi also offers customised solutions from walls prefabricated in the factory, optionally with integrat-          ready-assembled shower solutions and systems for wet areas. Position, install and connect.


TIP: Doors with a weight of up to 55kg and radia- tors with a weight of up to 80kg can also be installed quickly and safely.


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