WEBER
DICKENS HOUSE
ENTERPRISE WAY
MAULDEN ROAD
FLITWICK
BEDFORD MK45 5BY
Tel: 01525 718877
Fax: 01525 718988
Suppliers of: external wall insulating renders EWI systems, concrete repair compounds, tile adhesives tile grouts, floor levelling compounds, floor screeds, cementitious floor screeds, decorative renders, external renders, decorative wall renders
Weber is incorporated as Saint-Gobain Weber Ltd and is a subsidiary of Saint-Gobain.
As a recognized manufacturer and innovator of easy to apply products in the facades, tile fixing and construction mortars markets, Weber is a leading player in the construction products industry.
Weber does not sell only products but the complete solutions which includes the services that go with the products; technical support and training. Weber provides specifiers, developers and contractors with substantial technical support, both before, during and after contracts periods.
Weber is divided into 5 main divisions:
1 - External Wall insulation Systems - EWI SYSTEMS:
Weber manufactures a comprehensive range of external wall insulation systems to meet the rising insulation requirements within the industry.
2 - Renders & Decorative Finishes:
Comprised of 12 standard colours and 24 special colours, Weber has a wide range of modern monocouche renders available in addition to other decorative finishes.
3 - Tile Fixing Products:
The Weber tile fixing product range is designed and developed for the professional tile fixer. The easy to use product range is clearly segmented into 4 sections - Tile Preparation, Tile Fixing, Tile Setting & Tile Jointing.
4 - Construction Mortars:
Weber’s range of construction mortars provides tailored solutions for all markets including civil engineering, highways, airports, building refurbishment and public buildings. Products include concrete repair and protection, grouts, bedding mortars and structural strengthening.
5 - Flooring Systems:
Weber has a comprehensive range of high performance floor systems suitable for use in all commercial and industrial environments in addition to marine applications. Products include lightweight aggregates, epoxy floor screeds, commercial & industrial floor screeds and marine environment flooring.
Further useful information is available on the Web web site along with technical downloads & assistance.
These files are provided by the manufacturer. While Building Products Index takes every care to ensure the information is correct and up to date, we cannot be held liable for any out of date or incorrect information in them. You should check with before specifying or purchasing products.
Concrete Repair - Five Star Repair Concrete.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.cem concrete repair system.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.cem dryrend 521.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.cem HB40.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.cem mortar.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.cem spray CP.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.cem spray RS.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.tec EP highbuild.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.tec EP IK.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.tec EP injection resin.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.tec EP mortar.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.tec filler.pdf
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Concrete Repair - weber.tec mortar.pdf
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External Wall Insulation - Weber.rend RB.pdf
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External Wall Insulation - Weber.therm L1.pdf
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External Wall Insulation - Weber.therm L2.pdf
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External Wall Insulation - Weber.therm M1.pdf
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External Wall Insulation - Weber.therm XL.pdf
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External Wall Insulation - Weber.therm XM.pdf
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External Wall Insulation - Weber.therm XP.pdf
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External Wall Insulation - Weber.therm XP.pdf
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Flooring Systems - Lightweight Aggregate Leca fill.pdf
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Flooring Systems - Lightweight Aggregate Weber arlita.pdf
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Flooring Systems - weber.floor 4150 fine flow.pdf
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Flooring Systems - weber.floor 4160 fine flow rapid.pdf
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Flooring Systems - weber.floor 4360 base flow rapid.pdf
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Flooring Systems - weber.floor 4600 duro base.pdf
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Flooring Systems - weber.floor 4610 durotop.pdf
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Flooring Systems - weber.floor 4635 duro stone.pdf
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Flooring Systems - weber.floor 4650 duro colour.pdf
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Grouts - Five Star Grout.pdf
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Grouts - weber.tec anchor grout.pdf
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Grouts - weber.tec cable grout.pdf
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Grouts - weber.tec EP pourable grout.pdf
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Grouts - weber.tec mortar.pdf
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Monocouche Renders - Weber.pral D.pdf
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Monocouche Renders - Weber.pral M.pdf
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Render System - weber.rend MT.pdf
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Textured synthetic finishes - Alpine.pdf
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Textured synthetic finishes - flexirend highbuild.pdf
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Textured synthetic finishes - renovex P.pdf
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Textured synthetic finishes - santane EFL and TL.pdf
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Textured synthetic finishes - weber.plast TF and DF.pdf
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Textured synthetic finishes - weber.tene SG.pdf
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Tile Fixing Adhesives - weber.fix & grout.pdf
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Tile Fixing Adhesives - weber.fix plus.pdf
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Tile Fixing Adhesives - weber.fix.pdf
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Tile Fixing Cement Based Tile Adhesives - weber.set plus.pdf
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Tile Fixing Cement Based Tile Adhesives - weber.set rapid SPF.pdf
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Tile Fixing Cement Based Tile Adhesives - weber.set rapid.pdf
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Tile Fixing Cement Based Tile Adhesives - weber.set thick bed.pdf
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Tile Fixing Preparation Products - weber PR301.pdf
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Tile Fixing Preparation Products - weber PR370.pdf
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Tile Fixing Preparation Products - weber.floor flex.pdf
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Tile Fixing Preparation Products - weber.floor level.pdf
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Tile Fixing Preparation Products - weber.floor level.pdf
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Tile Fixing Preparation Products - weber.sys acoustic.pdf
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Tile Fixing Preparation Products - weber.sys protect.pdf
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Tile Grouts - weber.joint color.pdf
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Tile Grouts - weber.joint epoxy.pdf
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Tile Grouts - weber.joint wall.pdf
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Tile Grouts - weber.joint wide
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Traditional mineral-renders - cullamix tyrolean.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders - weber.rend BPM.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders - weber.rend EXF.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders - weber.rend LAC.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders - weber.rend OCR.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders - weber.rend POC.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders - weber.rend PTS.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders - weber.rend PUC.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders - weber.rend stipple.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders weber.rend TTC.pdf
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Traditional mineral-renders weber.rend TUC.pdf
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WEBER.CEM HB30 TO THE RESCUE IN STOCKWELL SOCIAL H
April 2008
Weber concrete repair materials are being extensively applied to social housing accommodation on the Springfield Estate in Stockwell, in the South East London Borough of Lambeth as part of an extensive regeneration scheme.
Hundreds of post-war dwellings in several large four and five storey apartment blocks are receiving an exterior make-over including repairs to parapet walls, re-pointing and repair to stacks, new roofs and substantial concrete repairs to overhead balcony soffits.
The work is being carried out by the regeneration division of the Breyer Group who specialise in social housing and bringing properties up to Decent Homes standards. Breyer has made many strong partnerships with suppliers of kitchen and bathroom refurbishments and concrete repairs.
The specialist concrete repair work has been sub-contracted to Alfred Bagnall & Sons (Restoration) Ltd who are working with Weber concrete mortars on a variety of projects.
Multiple visual cracks to the balcony soffits have identified the need for essential remedial work. Hammer testing has revealed a honeycomb of holes in the non-compacted concrete, some areas are up to three and four feet in length, identified areas have now been ground out to expose the steel reinforcing in the substrate. Before weber.cem HB30 is applied, the areas are thoroughly prepared and the steel substrate maintained to BS 7079-A1. Before the void is filled, an application of weber.cem keycoat is applied to the back of the cleaned reinforcing bars providing an essential bridging bond. weber.cem HB30 – an acrylic-polymer modified high-build mortar is designed especially for concrete repairs to facades where high comprehensive strength is not the major consideration – it is used to fill the voids once the keycoat is tacky.
The minimum application thickness is normally 10mm but in this project, which has many deep sections, multiple applications have been necessary. “We have applied a first application, packed by hand, of between 50-70mm which has been left to harden for 24hours,” says Keith Johnson, Bagnall site agent at Stockwell, “and finished with a final application of another 20mm before levelling off and smoothing.” It will take another seven days before the repair mortar is fully cured and ready for a protective coating, during which time the repair should be protected with polythene.
weber.cem HB30 high-build concrete repair mortar achieves a compressive strength of 23N/mm2 after seven days, increasing to 30N/mm2 at 28 days. The mortar is supplied dry in 20kg bags and in appropriate conditions has a 12 month shelf-life.
Further information and technical advice is available from Weber, telephone 01525 722169 or register on line: www.netweber.co.uk
for a copy of the Weber Construction Solutions handbook.
WEBER TO BUILD NEW PRODUCTION UNIT IN TELFORD
January 2008
Construction materials manufacturer Weber, part of the global Saint-Gobain Group, has commissioned the building of a state-of-the art production and warehouse facility in Telford, Shropshire – one of the fastest growing manufacturing areas in the West Midlands – with completion scheduled for summer 2008.
The eight-acre site will initially accommodate a 5,500m2 factory designed to output 80,000 tonnes of facade renders and tiling adhesives annually. This is in addition to Weber’s existing manufacturing sites in Flitwick, Bedfordshire and Ballyclare, Northern Ireland which will remain fully operational.
The design follows an architectural and technical template already successfully employed by Weber in several other European countries and will include the iconic 33m high round production tower which will be an easily identifiable feature on the local landscape. Presently there are 27 worldwide Weber locations.
“The new facility will effectively free up capacity in the Bedfordshire factory where our technical mortars will continue to be produced,” says Kevin Medhurst, Plant Manager. “Construction forecasts and trends for the UK and Ireland identify the need for increased capacity across all of our business activities and the new facility means we will no longer have to rely on costly imported raw materials from our sister companies. This will enhance our customer service with controlled costs and faster turn round, and reduce those expensive travel miles.” Render products and tile adhesives and grouts will primarily be manufactured at Telford.
In size, the Telford site is one and a half times that of the Bedfordshire facility providing opportunity for further development in the longer term. “This is only the first stage of our UK expansion plans in what will undoubtedly be Weber’s flagship plant. There is the potential for considerable investment here,” continues Kevin.
Although largely a mechanical manufacturing process, Weber expects to provide up to 30 job placements across manufacturing, administration, distribution and logistics when the factory is up to full capacity.
The new factory is designed to minimise energy use and meets the most stringent emissions criteria. Extensive site restoration and landscaping will be made on completion. This facility will be BREEAM certified, being the world’s most widely used environmental assessment method for buildings, and contribute to the sustainability of modern structures.
Joining the Weber project team at the ceremonial ‘breaking of the sod’ were members from Transforming Telford, the economic regeneration company responsible for creating sustainable communities, stimulating economic growth and improving employment opportunities. Weber and Transforming Telford have worked closely with English Partnership, from whom the land was purchased, the Government’s national regeneration agency which aims to deliver high quality, sustainable growth in England.
Chris Baker, Senior Development Manager at English Partnerships said: “We are delighted to have been able to contribute to the growth of Telford and that Weber has chosen this location for its flagship plant in the UK. This type of industrial development will encourage the continued economic regeneration of Telford.”
Sarah Raper, Chief Executive of Transforming Telford said: “This is great news for Telford as building technologies is an important sector. We are delighted that a market leader like Weber recognises the potential and that this new build will be a showcase for the company. We look forward to working with them to develop the sector further.”
