For use at pitched roof/ gable abutments.

Suitable for traditional masonry cavity construction or timber frame construction.

For use at pitched roof/ gable abutments.

Suitable for traditional masonry cavity construction or timber frame construction.

Preformed DPC cavity tray for use at pitched roof/ gable abutments.

Features and benefits:

• Attached, shaped flashing secured in bosem jaw.
• Attached lead flashings available in short or long lengths to suit roof tiling/ slating details.
• Designed to suit standard 75 mm high brickwork courses.
• Lead flashings and trays are flush pointed as masonry is raised eliminating the need to rake out joints for insertion/ fixing of lead flashing.
• Hinged, variable angle upstand accommodates a wide range of cavity widths.
• Perform flashing - Temperature resistance: -20°C to +70°C.
• Perform flashing - UV and Ozone resistant.

Range:

• Catchment trays for building in at the bottom of a slope to catch water and direct it, via weepholes, to the outside of a masonry wall.
• Intermediate trays available in either hand, and built in at each course over the length of an abutment rake.
• Ridge trays used to straddle a roof ridge abutment.
• External angles used in place of catchment trays when commencing laying from the corner of a building.
• Internal angles used in place of catchment where gable rises from internal corner of masonry.

Preformed DPC cavity tray for use at pitched roof/ gable abutments.

Features and benefits:

• Attached, shaped flashing secured in bosem jaw.
• Attached lead flashings available in short or long lengths to suit roof tiling/ slating details.
• Designed to suit standard 75 mm high brickwork courses.
• Lead flashings and trays are flush pointed as masonry is raised eliminating the need to rake out joints for insertion/ fixing of lead flashing.
• Hinged, variable angle upstand accommodates a wide range of cavity widths.
• Perform flashing - Temperature resistance: -20°C to +70°C.
• Perform flashing - UV and Ozone resistant.

Range:

• Catchment trays for building in at the bottom of a slope to catch water and direct it, via weepholes, to the outside of a masonry wall.
• Intermediate trays available in either hand, and built in at each course over the length of an abutment rake.
• Ridge trays used to straddle a roof ridge abutment.
• External angles used in place of catchment trays when commencing laying from the corner of a building.
• Internal angles used in place of catchment where gable rises from internal corner of masonry.