With over 34 years experience, wedi provides precision engineered complete system solutions for wet environments. Thanks to their modular design, the perfectly coordinated wedi components allow for a straightforward, time-saving installation and unlimited freedom in planning.


100% waterproof


Thermally insulating


Ready to be tiled


Easy to cut no PPE needed


Vertical load capacity: 120kg


Time saving installation


On the current market, wedi building boards are not only available in the most extensive board formats and the widest range of board thicknesses but offer the strongest vertical weight loading capacity of 120kgs/m2


as added insulation beneath underfloor heating systems. wedi tile backer boards are named ‘building boards’ for their versatility in being commonly used for the construction of tailor-made solutions from washtands through shelving to partition walls.


wedi building boards with a thickness of 50mm or more are approved for use as shower partition walls - wedi’s standard product range offers 8 differ- ent solutions in 4 thicknesses and 5 formats including wall elements with integrated, customisable niches.


These boards can be used to build partitions in limitless lengths when the building boards are attached to the wall, floor and a solid cementi- tious ceiling structure and are strong enough to support shower doors, radiators, shelves or tray elements in conjunction with the wedi fixings set/reinforcement plates.


Furthermore, the calculation of the exact wall height before installation is not necessary as the final height of the partitions can be shortened during tiling. wedi partition solutions offer fewer work steps (construct & seal in 1 step) and less material to carry (from only 14kg) resulting in significantly shorter processing time (from only 30mins) and reduced labour thus safer installation that is ready to tile in just 24 hours!


and are also much sought-after


wedi Systems (UK) Ltd


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Tel: 0161 864 2336


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Fax: 0161 864 1323


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Email: technical@wedi.co.uk


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