Lead Window Tray Ends (Pair)

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€58.80 exc. & €72.32 inc.

Lead window tray ends are designed to fit any size window opening to stop water leaking into the structure of the building and are delivered as a pair, left and right. They are made from Code 4 sheet lead milled to British Standard BS EN 12588.

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Lead window tray ends are designed to fit any size window opening. To stop water leaking into the structure of the building and are delivered as a pair, left and right.

These lead window tray ends are used to weather windows being installed in stud work style constructions. Like dormers where cladding such as slates, plastic and ship-lap boards are used. The window tray ends turn up at the window posts and inside the window, and turn down to cover and protect the cladding and any fixings. The window trays must have an overlap of at least 100mm with the flat central section to ensure the window remains watertight. The Lead Sheet Association has more detailed information.

All of our lead flashing products are made in Cornwall, Great Britain. From 100% recycled Code 4 sheet lead milled to British Standard BS EN 12588

If you cannot find the size you require please contact us as we can quickly fabricate bespoke sizes.

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