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Provided the products are used and installed in accordance with this Certifi cate & the Certifi cate holder’s instructions, and are fi xed to suitable, stable and du- rable backgrounds, they will have a life equal to that of the structure in which they are installed.’


WEDI BUILDING BOARDS 2500mm x 600mm


in a wide range of thicknesses


GUARANTEED SYSTEM SAFETY Precision engineered components


NO TANKING REQUIRED 100% waterproof to the core


WIDEST RANGE OF BOARDS amongst tilebackers on the market


wedi building boards are not only waterproof to the core, directly tileable and lightweight with great decoupling effect but also have the best thermal properties (0.036 W/mK2) amongst commonly used tile backers on the cur- rent market such as cement boards, MR plasterboards and alternative tile backerboards. WEDI BUILDING BOARDS


REDUCE HEAT LOSS IN BATHROOMS AND IMPROVE UNDERFLOOR HEATING SYSTEM RESPONSE TIMES BY AT LEAST 70% MAKING THE ENTIRE INSTALL COST EFFECTIVE FOR YEARS TO COME!


WEDI PRELINE BOARDS 1240mm x 600mm


in 30, 40, 50 & 60mm thickness


CLEVER HANDS-ON SOLUTIONS Simple to install, versatile elements


EASY & SAFE TO CUT with hand tools and very little dust


CONVENIENT & SIMPLE Saves labour, time and stress


Building materials will be present in buildings for decades, thus the choice of material should be given careful consideration. WEDI STOPPED USING ENVIRONMENTALLY DAMAGING HALOGENIDES AS THE PROPELLANT AGENT FOR ITS BLUE XPS HARD FOAM, USING AN ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY ALTERNATIVE INSTEAD. Furthermore, all components of


wedi products such as the blue foam core, the cement coating and the glass fi bre reinforcement, have their own EPDs (Envi- ronmental Product Declaration) - confi rming the environmental footprint of wedi elements.


wedi Systems (UK) Ltd Tel: 0161 864 2336 Email: enquiries@wedi.co.uk


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