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Type G Cavitray
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technical observations Accommodates numerous cavity sizes. Suitable for traditional build and timber frame construction. Projecting panoplied lip ensures integrity along bedding course. Integral stopends ensure correct termination of the DPC tray against piers etc. Unrestricted cavity catchment compartment moulding does not project or encourage mortar bridging. Positive uniting sections not reliant on site gluing and sticking. Self-supporting. Eliminates necessity to line up outer and inner support courses. Trasson cavity upstand rises to correct height. Branded with name and logo as proof of type and accompanying warranty. |
Two weeps per tray length. Always position weeps towards centre of tray. Ensure all joints are made positively and the cavity upstand takes up the correct position. bill of
quantity
Size as standard (or specify size of
trays required). Specify size of attached lead flashing (if
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per cavitray length. Schedule of tray lengths = ........... (number) x 900 = ............ Infilling lengths = ........ (number x (length) = ......... Number of internal angles = .............. Number of external angles = .............. Request liability/conformity document upon completion. Linking with other trays Type G cavitrays can be used and linked with Type X cavitrays. Reference is made within the Type X cavitray pages. building
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Type G cavitray with lead attached used at a change of level to ensure the horizontal intersection is correctly damp-proofed and weatherproofed.
Unlipped Type G cavitray used as on arresting barrier, to minimise cavity wash within the cavity wall. This arrangement invisibly reduces the penetrating water volume at a level above a critical junction. Appropriate with some masonry details and commonly used over projecting string courses and features (see separate entry dealing with arresting barriers). |
Type G cavitray used in ringbeam/concrete frame situation. The end upstands terminate against the vertical columns. The protective panoplied lip protects the bedding course.
Our experience over decades shows that a 12mm panoplied lip prevents wind-driven rain penetrating the bedcourse, whereas a shorter one does not give such protection. |
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Cavity Trays |