Catalogue BBS

24/48 HOUREXPRESS DELIVERY

SERVICE FOR CUT &

BENT BAR & MESH

REINFORCEMENT

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NATIONAL DEPOTS

The Roe Group CentralTel: (01733) 558 321Fax: (01733) 555 260

The Roe Group NorthernTel: (01977) 685 411Fax: (01977) 684 881

The Roe Group East AngliaTel: (01953) 456 999Fax: (01953) 456 044

The Roe Group West MidlandsTel: (02476) 645 552Fax: (02476) 645 580

“PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARD ACCEPTED AT ALL DEPOTS”

1 THE ROE GROUP CENTRAL1 Fenlake Business Centre Fengate PeterboroughPE1 5BQTel: (01733) 558 321Fax: (01733) 555 260Email: [email protected]

2 THE ROE GROUP NORTHERNUnit 2 Moor Lane Trading Estate Sherburn in Elmet LeedsLS25 6ESTel (01977) 685 411Fax: (01977) 684 881Email: [email protected]

3 THE ROE GROUP EAST ANGLIAStalland CommonOff Hingham RoadGreat Ellingham NorfolkNR17 1JFTel: (01953) 456 999Fax: (01953) 456 044Email: [email protected]

4 THE ROE GROUP MIDLANDS18 Crondal RoadBayton Road Industrial EstateExhall CoventryCV7 9NHTel: (02476) 645 552Fax: (02476) 645 580Email: [email protected]

5 THE ROE GROUP SOUTH WESTUnit 4A Harlequin Industrial EstateAlderney Street Newport GwentNP20 5NHTel: (01633) 854 422Fax: (01633) 854 433Email: [email protected]

6 NORTH WEST STEEL LTDMill LaneWinwick WarringtonWA2 8QWTel: (01925) 572 201Fax: (01925) 413 875Email: nwsteel@theroegroup .com

7 THE ROE GROUP SCOTLANDLeith Works 6 Albert RoadEdinburghEH6 7DPTel: (0131) 554 7471Fax: (0131) 555 3825Email: [email protected]

8 THE ROE GROUP ACCESSORY SALES2 Long Meadow FarnsfieldNr Newark NottinghamshireNG22 8DRTel: (01623) 882 575Fax: (01623) 883 848Email: [email protected]

THE ROE GROUP HEAD OFFICE1 Fenlake Business CentreFengate PeterboroughPE1 5BQTel: (01733) 358 821Fax: (01733) 898 348Email: [email protected]

INDEX

The Roe Group South WestTel: (01633) 854 422Fax: (01633) 854 433

North West Steel LtdTel: (01925) 572 201Fax: (01925) 413 875

The Roe Group Scotland Tel: (0131) 554 7471Fax: (0131) 555 3825

The Roe Group Accessory Sales Tel: (01623) 882 575Fax: (01623) 883 848

BAR & FABRIC REINFORCEMENTS

Bar Shape Codes 1-2

Reinforcing Bar 3

Fabric Reinforcement 4

Cut and Bent Fabric 4

Continuity Systems 5

PREFABRICATED REINFORCEMENT

Prefabrication 6

SPACERS & ACCESSORIES

Circular Mesh Spacers 7

Deckchairs 7

Concrete Block Spacers 7

Concrete Mesh Block Spacers 7

Concrete Square Spacer Bars 8

Pile Cage Spacers 8

Continuous Plastic Chairs 8

Plastic Floor Spacers 8

Circular Plastic Spacers 9

‘A’ Frame Spacers 9

Heavy Duty Bar Grip Spacers 9

Safety End Caps 9

SLAB ACCESSORIES

Dowel Bars 10

Dowel Bar Sleeves 10

Dowel Bar Caps 10

Debonding Compound 11

Dowel Bar Cages 11

Tying Wire 11

Loop End Tying Wire 11

Damp Proof Membrane 12

Building Film 12

Polythene Joint Tape 12

Screed Rails 12

Lightweight Screed Chairs 13

Metal Screed Chairs 13

Base Crack Inducer 13

Top Crack Inducer 13

‘T’ Bars 14

Polyethylene Foam 14

SLAB ACCESSORIES Continued

Fibreboard 14

Void Formers 15

Sealants 15

Frost Blankets 15

STANCHION BASE PRODUCTS

Holding Down Bolts 16

Cardboard Bolt Boxes 15

Polystyrene Bolt Boxes 16

Expanded Metal Bolt Boxes 16

CHEMICALS

Non-Shrink Grout 17

Mould Oil Release Agent 17

Chemical Release Agent 17

Curing Compound R75, R90 & R90AL 17

Silicate Curing Compound 17

Sprayers 17

FORMWORK PRODUCTS

Formwork Tape 18

Grout Check Foam Tape 18

Formwork Tie/Clamp Systems 18

Angle Fillets 18

Expamet Hy-Rib® 19

LAND REINFORCEMENT PRODUCTS

Gabions 19

SPECIALIST PRODUCTS

Corrugated Beam Form 20

Pile Caps 20

Kwikastrip® 21

Stainless Steel Welded Mesh 22

Stainless Steel Reinforcing Bar 22

P.V.C. Waterstops 22

Geotextiles 22

Masonry Products 23

Hauraton Kaskade glass fibre reinforced concrete drainage channels and services ducts 23

STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS 24

PRODUCT PAGE No. PRODUCT PAGE No.


British Standard BS8666; 2005 came into effect Jan 1st 2006. This standard supercedes BS8666:2000 and BS4466; 1989. The Roe Group will be enhancing its process capabilities to produce to the British standard required.

Bar Shape Codes

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ShapeCode

Method of measurementof bending dimensions

Total length ofbar (L) measured along

centreline

00

01

11

12

13

14

15

21

22

A

ShapeCode



centreline

A + 0.57B + (C) - 1.6d

B shall not be less than 2(r+d).Neither A nor C shall be less

than P in Table 2 nor less than(B/2 + 5d). See Note 3.

A + (C)

Neither A nor (C) shall be lessthan P in Table 2.

See Note 1.

A+B + (C) - r - 2d


A + B + (C)

Neither A nor (C) shall be less than P in Table 2.

See Note 1.

A+ B + C + (D) - 1.5r - 3d

Neither A nor (D) shall be less than P in Table 2.

A +(C) - 4d

Neither A nor (C) shall be lessthan P in table 2. See note 1.

A+B + (C) - r - 2d


A+ B + (C)

A and (C) are at 90˚ to one another.

A+ B + (E)

Neither A nor B shall be less than P inTable 2 If E is the critical dimension,

schedule a 99 and specify A or B as thefree dimension.

See Note 1.

A + B + (C) - 0.5r - d

Neither A nor (C) shall be lessthan P in Table 2. See Note 1.

A + B + (C) - 0.5r - d


A + B + (C) - r - 2d


Key1: Semi-circular

A Stock length

See Note 4.

A+(B) - 0.5r - d

Neither A nor B shall be lessthan P in Table 2.

A+ (B) - 0.43R - 1.2d

Neither A nor B shall be lessthan P in Table 2 nor less

than (R + 6d).

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24

25

26

27

28

29

31

32A + B + C + (D)

- 1.5r - 3d

C shall not be less than 2(r+d).Neither A nor (D) shall be lessthan P in Table 2. (D) shall not

be less than C/2+5d.Key1: Semi-circular

A + B + C+ (D) -1.5r - 3d

Neither A nor (D) shall be less than p in Table 2.





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ShapeCode



centreline

33

34

35

36

41

44

46

47

51

ShapeCode



centreline

56

63

64

67

75

77

98

99

All other shapes in BS8666 are shape code 99. Shape code 99 shall have a maximum of four bends.

Publication - British Standard BS 8666:2005 Scheduling, dimensioning, bending and cuttingof steel reinforcement for concrete.

A+ 2B + C + (E)

Neither A nor E shall be less than P inTable 2.

See Note 1.

2A + 1.7B + 2(C) - 4d

A shall not be less than 12d +30mm..B shall not be less than 2(r+d). (C)shall not be less than P in Table 2,

nor less than B/2 + 5d.See Note 3.

A+ B + C + D + (E) -2r - 4d

Neither A nor (E) shall be less than P in Table 2.May also be usedfor flag link viz:

A+ B + C + D +(E) - 2r - 4d

Neither A nor (E) shall be less than P in Table 2.

A + B + C + (E) - 0.5r - d

Neither A nor (E) shall be less than P in Table 2. See Note 1.

A + B + C + (E) - 0.5r - d

Neither A nor (E) shall be less than P in Table 2. See Note 1

A + B + C + (D) - r - 2d

Neither A nor (D) shall be less than P in Table 2. See Note 1.

2A + B + 2C + 1.5r - 3d(C) and (D) shall be equal and not

more than A nor less than P in table 2.Where (C) and (D) are to be

minimised the following formula maybe used: L=2A+B+max (21d, 240)

2(A + B + C) - 2.5r - 5d(C) and (D) shall be equal and notmore than A or B nor less than P in

Table 2. Where (C) and (D) are to beminimised the following formula maybe used: L=2A+2B+max (16d, 160)

A+ 2B + C + (D) - 2r - 4d

Isometric sketch.Neither C nor (D) shall be less

than P in Table 2.

A + B + C + (D) + 2(E) - 2.5r - 5d

(E) and (F) shall be equal and not more than B or C, nor less than P in Table 2.

(A - d) + B

Where B is the lap

C (A- d)

Where B is greater than A/5 thisequation no longer applies, in

which case the following formulamay be used:

L=C(( (A-d))2 + B2)0.5

2A + 3B + 2(C) - 3r - 6d

(C) and (D) shall be equal and notmore than A or B nor less than P inTable 2. Where (C) and (D) are to

be minimized the following formulamay be used:

L=2A+3B+max(14d, 150)

A + B + C + 2D + E +(F) - 3r - 6d

Neither A nor (F) shall be less than P in Table 2. See Note 2.

See Clause 10

All other shapes where standard shapes cannot be used.

No other shape code number, form of designation or abbreviationshall be used in scheduling.

A dimensioned sketch shall be drawn over the dimension columns A to E. Every dimension shall be specified and the dimension that isto allow for permissible deviations shall be indicated in parenthesis,

otherwise the fabricator is free to choose which dimension shallallow for tolerance.

See Note 2.





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Reinforcing Bar

Nominalsize mm

Mass per metre run KgCross-sectional area

sq mmMetres per tonne

6 0.222 28.3 4505

8 0.395 50.3 2531

10 0.616 78.5 1623

12 0.888 113.1 1126

16 1.579 201.1 633

20 2.466 314.2 405

25 3.854 490.9 259

32 6.313 804.2 158

40 9.864 1256.6 101

50 15.413 1963.5 64

Bar can now be supplied in three grades; B500A, B500B and B500C all conforming to BS4449; 2005.Long length bars up to 18m can be obtained subject to availability.Note - In practice there might be physical restrictions on certain shape codes for particular bar diameters,especially where the shape has overlapping sections, for example s/c 33. Consideration shall be given tousing alternative detailing arrangements which are SAFER to manufacture E.G two s/c 13’s instead of s/c 33.

ª The minimum end projections for smaller bars is governed by the practicalities of bending bars.NOTE 1 The Length equations for shape codes 14, 15, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 34, 35, 36 and 46 are

approximate and where the bend angle is greater than 45°, the length should be calculated more accurately allowing for the difference between the specified overall dimensions and the true lengthmeasured along the central axis of the bar. When the bending angles approach 90°, it is prefarable to specify shape code 99 with a fully dimensioned sketch.

NOTE 2 Five bends or more might be impractical within permitted tolerances.NOTE 3 For shapes with straight and curved lengths (e.g shape codes 12, 13, 22, 33 and 47) the largest

practical mandrel size for the production of a continuous curve is 400mm. See also Clause 10.NOTE 4 Stock lengths are available in a limited number of lengths (e.g 6m, 12m). Dimension A for shape

code 01 should be regarded as indicative and used for the purpose of calculating total length. Actual delivery lengths should be by agreement with the supplier.

Minimum end projection, PNominal size of bar

d

mm

Minimum radius for scheduling

r

mm

General (min 5d straight),including links where

bend 150ºmm

6 12 24 110ª 1.10ª

8 16 32 115ª 115ª

10 20 40 120ª 130

12 24 48 125ª 160

16 32 64 130 210

20 70 140 190 290

25 87 175 240 365

32 112 224 305 465

40 140 280 380 580

50 175 350 475 725

Table 2 - Minimum scheduling radii, former diameters and bend allowances

Minimum diameter ofbending former

m

mm

Links where bend 150º

(min 10d straight)mm

P





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Fabric is manufactured to BS4483, from cold reduced wire which complies with BS4482. Ribbed wire classified as Type 2 and recognised in BS8110 as having improved bond characteristics, isavailable as standard material. Each wire intersection is resistance welded using electronicallycontrolled techniques.• Standard Sheets are 4.8 x 2.4m. (Also available 3.6 x 2.0m merchant size sheets - see below).• Standard and merchant size sheets are available ex stock.• When ordering non-standard sheets, the main wire length should be the first dimension stated.

We can supply Fabric Radius or Bent in accordance with BS8666/BS4466. Either in standardsheets or special cut to size sheets.When specifying, shapes must relate to BS8666/BS4466 shape codes, or a fully dimensionedsketch indicating the direction of bending relating to transverse or longitudinal wires.

Cut & Bent Fabric

For all bent fabric reinforcement.

The bending dimensions mustavoid welded transverse wiresoccurring within four diameters ofthe start of a bend.

STANDARD SIZES (4.800 x 2.400)

BSReference

Mesh SizeNominal Pitch

of WiresWire Sizes Cross Sectional Area

per Metre WidthNominalWeightper m2

(kg)

Sheets perTonne

(approx)

SheetWeight

(kg)

Sheetsper

Bundle

Sq Metresper Tonne

Main (mm) Cross (mm) Main (mm) Cross (mm) Main (mm) Cross (mm)

A393 200 200 10 10 393 393 6.16 15 70.96 18 162.34

A252 200 200 8 8 252 252 3.95 22 45.50 28 253.16

A193 200 200 7 7 193 193 3.02 29 34.79 34 331.13

A142 200 200 6 6 142 142 2.22 40 25.57 46 450.45

B1131 100 200 12 8 1131 252 10.90 8 125.57 10 91.74

B785 100 200 10 8 785 252 8.14 11 93.57 14 122.85

B503 100 200 8 8 503 252 5.93 15 68.31 18 168.63

B385 100 200 7 7 385 193 4.53 20 52.19 24 220.75

B283 100 200 6 7 283 193 3.73 24 42.97 30 268.10

C785 100 400 10 6 785 70.8 6.72 13 77.41 16 148.81

C636 100 400 9 6 636 70.8 5.55 16 63.94 20 180.18

C503 100 400 8 5 503 49.0 4.34 20 50.00 26 230.41

C385 100 400 7 5 385 49.0 3.41 26 39.28 30 293.26

C283 100 400 6 5 283 49.0 2.61 34 30.07 32 383.14

D98 200 200 5 5 98.0 98.0 1.54 57 17.74 60 649.35

D49 100 100 2.5 2.5 49.1 49.1 0.77 113 8.87 50 1298.70

A393 200 200 10 10 393 393 6.16 23 44.35 26 162.34

A252 200 200 8 8 252 252 3.95 35 28.44 30 253.16

A193 200 200 7 7 193 193 3.02 46 21.74 50 331.13

A142 200 200 6 6 142 142 2.22 63 15.98 50 450.45

MERCHANT SIZES (3.600 x 2.000)

Fabric Reinforcement





5MBT Transitional CouplersThis type of coupler allows bars of different diameters to be joined together and are made to order.

Bar Diameter 12 16 20 25 32 40 50

External Dia. d 22 25 30 36 46 55 70

Coupler Length l 58 70 74 90 112 138 170

Weight (kg0 0.09 0.17 0.26 0.43 0.86 1.42 2.22

Torque (Nm) 60 110 165 265 285 330 350

Part No. TTS12 TTS16 TTS20 TTS25 TTS32 TTS40 TTS50

Product to suitCode Bar Diam

MBT 10 10 mm

MBT 12 12 mm

MBT 16 16 mm

MBT 20 20 mm

MBT 25 25 mm

MBT 32 32mm

MBT 40 40 mm

Threaded CouplersLENTON products provide a complete line of full tension and compressionmechanical splices. LENTON couplers are the slimmest couplers on themarket for tension and compression.The unique LENTON self-aligning taper-threaded design provides ease ofinstallation, consistent performance and durability. A completed LENTON splice exceeds the requirements of International Codes including AC1318;AS3600; BS8110; DIN1045; MS146 codes for full tension splices. LENTON is CARES approvedunder number TA1C-5003 according BS codes and BNFL for TENSION and COMPRESSION.

Type A12 - LENTON standard coupler - most widely used tosplice bars. Designed to splice the same diameter bars whereone bar can be rotated. Transition couplers for different barsizes are available as well.Type P13/Type P14 LENTON Position couplers - Designed toquickly splice two curved, bent or straight bars when neither barcan be rotated. The P13 is used when the ongoing bar isrestricted in its axial direction. Both couplers can be supplied intwo pieces for application against formwork. The female threadis corrosion protected and is provided with a plastic screw-incap.Also available LENTON Bold Couplers, LENTON Weldablecouplers and LENTON TERMINATOR(bar anchorages).

All couplers can be supplied in stainless steel AISI 303 or electrolytic galvanized couplers.

10 EL-10-A12 17 48

12 EL-12-A12 17 49

16 EL-16-A12 22 61

20 EL-20-A12 27 88

25 EL-25-A12 33 96

32 EL-32-A12 42 107

40 EL-40-A12 52 131

50 EL-50-A12 64 163

Barsize Article O. D. Length


Continuity Systems

Taper Threaded Couplers

MBT CouplersA comprehensive range ofreinforcing bar couplersavailable on request.MBT coupler is ideal for usewhere space is limited.

Available to suit bar sizes 12mm to 50mm.These tapered thread couplers are installed quicklyand easily on site without the need for speciallytrained personnel or expensive machinery.

The Roe Group supply threaded bars for the following systems:





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PREFABRICATED REINFORCEMENT

Prefabrication

QUICKER

CHEAPER

EASIER

The ROE GROUP can provide a totally bespoke prefabricated reinforcement package to meetCustomer’s individual requirements.Bases, Pile Caps, Cages, Mats, etc. can all be produced off site and delivered completely assembledready for immediate positioning on site.Ideally suited for use in the Precast, Housing and Piling industries the advantages are:• Quicker speed of construction• Reduced labour costs on site• Overcomes skill shortages• Ease of fixing, irrespective of weather conditions, location of site and available space on site• No need for on site checking of loose materials and subsequent loss of materials on site eradicated





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Circular Mesh Spacers

Deckchairs

Concrete Block Spacers

Pack Circular spacers are used for thesupporting of fabric reinforcement inconcrete slabs.The spacers are in 3.0 metre lengths.

Code Height (mm)

CMS50 50 25

CMS60 60 25

CMS70 70 25

CMS90 90 25

CMS105 105 25

CMS120 120 25

CMS135 135 25

CMS150 150 25

CMS170 170 25

CMS200 200 25

A continuous welded chair for supportingreinforcement bar or fabric without puncturingthe polythene membrane.Supplied in 2 metre lengths.

Ideal for supportingreinforcement in both verticaland horizontal applications.

Std, Pack

Code Cover (mm) Std Pack

SB2001 20 1000 25

SB2530 25,30 500 36

SB3040 30,40 250 60

SB3545 35,45 250 75

SB4050 40,50 200 100

SB6075 60,75 100 270

SB8501 85 100 220

SB9001 90 100 250

SB1001 100 100 270

SB202530 20,25,30 500 30

SB354050 35,40,50 200 100

Other sizes available on request.


Kg per 1000

Std PackCode Height (mm)

DK50 50 25

DK60 60 25

DK75 75 25

DK90 90 25

DK105 105 25

DK120 120 25

DK135 135 25

DK150 150 25

DK175 175 25

DK200 200 25

Suitable for both fabric and bar.

Std PackCode Cover (mm)

Concrete Mesh Block Spacers

MB40/50 40/50 100





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Length (mm)Code Cover (mm)

SBS30 30 1000

SBS40 40 1000

SBS50 50 1000

Height Pack Size

15 100m

20 100m

25 100m

30 50m

35 50m

40 50m

50 50m

Suitable for heavy reinforcement and cages.


Concrete Square Spacer Bars

A continuous plastic spacer forsupporting bottom reinforcement insuspended slabs - supplied in 2metre lengths.

Continuous Plastic Chairs

Plastic Floor SpacersA double cover spacer formed from injection moulded plastic.The larger base area makes this spacer ideal for use in slabs as the baseprevents damage to the polythene membrane.

Std PackCode Cover (mm)

PFS25/30 25/30 250

PFS40/50 40/50 100

PFS65/75 65/75 100

PFS90/100 90/100 100

Pile cage spacers are clip on spacers which have been designed to provide a reliable method of spacing inpiling and walling. The L range is the lightweight range, the S range being for standard duty application.

Code (circ) Cover (mm) Bar Diam (mm) Std Pack

PCSL25 25 4-16 1000

PCSL30 30 4-16 1000

PCSL40 40 4-16 1000

PCSS50 50 6-20 1000

PCSS75 75 6-20 1000

Pile Cage Spacers





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Circular Plastic Spacers

‘A’ Frame Spacers

Mainly used in walls, columns, etc. Designed to ensure that when clipped onto bar, correct cover is maintainedshould the spacer move. The “H” range is heavy duty.

Roe Groups plastic spacer range are designedto support reinforcement in both precast andsite applications.


Code (circ) Cover (mm) Bar Diam (mm) Std Pack

CPS15 15 6-12 1000

CPS20 20 6-12 500

CPS25 25 6-12 500

CPS30 30 6-12 250

CPS35 35 6-12 200

CPS40 40 6-12 125

CPS50 50 8-12 250

CPSH50 50 12-20 250

CPSH60 60 12-20 100

‘A’ Frames 6 - 12 Range

Cover Bar Diam

20 6 - 12

25 6 - 12 ‘A’ Frames 8 - 20 Range

Cover Bar Diam

25 8 - 20

30 8 - 20

40 8 - 20

45 8 - 20

50 8 - 20

Plastic protection caps for exposed reinforcing bar.

Ref To suit Bar Dia Pack Qty

RS616 6-16 250

RS1225 12-25 125

RS2540 25-40 100

RS2550 25-50 100

Safety End Caps

Ref. No. Type

BG 25612 25 / 6-12

BG 301320 30 / 13-20

BG 401320 40 / 13-20

BG 451320 45 / 13-20

BG 501320 50 / 13-20

Heavy Duty Bar Grip Spacers





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SLAB ACCESSORIES

Dowel Bars

Plain round bars and High Yield bars toBS4449 supplied with either cropped orsawn ends according to requirements.Also see stainless steel.


Length (mm)Code Diam (mm)

12DB400 12 400

12DB600 12 600

12DB900 12 900

12DB1000 12 1000

16DB400 16 400

16DB500 16 500

16DB600 16 600

16DB700 16 700

16DB900 16 900

20DB400 20 400

20DB600 20 600

20DB900 20 900

25DB400 25 400

25DB600 25 600

25DB900 25 900

32DB400 32 400

32DB600 32 600

32DB900 32 900

Dowel Bar Sleeves

Provides a quick to fit, clean to handle method of debonding dowel bars. Manufactured from highgrade flexible P.V.C.

Special sizes can be manufactured to order.

Code Diam (mm) Length (mm) Std Pack

DBS12 12 450 100

DBS16 16 200 100

DBS20 20 300 100

DBS25 25 300 100

DBS32 32 375 100

Used to permit dowel bar movement across movement joints.Non-standard lengths to order.All complete with compressible foam fixed in one end.

Code Diam (mm) Length (mm) Std Pack

DBC12 12 100 100

DBC16 16 100 100

DBC20 20 100 100

DBC25 25 100 100

DBC32 32 100 100

Dowel Bar Caps





Tying Wire

16 gauge black annealed tying wire. Supplied in easy to handle coils.18 gauge stainless steel annealed tying wire 18/8 grade.N.B. Galvanised tying wire is also available to order in 16 gauge, 17 gauge and 18 gauge.

Loop End Tying Wires

Manufactured from 16 gauge black annealed wire.Used with a ratchet tool for easy tying of reinforcing bars.

Specially hardened for tyingwire 8” long steel Knipexpliers. Will twist and cut tyingwire in one easy operation.

Catchweight Coils

Std PackCode Tie Length

TW150 150mm 1000

TW225 225mm 1000

TW250 250mm 1000

TWT Ratchet 1

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SLAB ACCESSORIES

Code Drum Size

DBC5 5litre

DBC25 25litre

DBC205 205litre

Debonding Compound

Dowel bar cages are used tosupport dowel bars in expansionand contraction joints of road andfloor slab construction.

Please state length of joint and dowel bar height at time of enquiry.

Dowel Bar Cages

Debonding Compound is for useon all types of dowel bars.Manufactured to D.O.E.Specification No. 2505.Data sheet available upon request.





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SLAB ACCESSORIES

Damp Proof Membrane

Polythene film produced and labelled for use as Damp Proof Membrane in concrete floor construction.Gas proof membranes, Radon barrier and Methane barrier also available.

Std, Pack

Code Thickness in Microns Gauge

DP125 125 500g 200m2

DP250 250 1000g 100m2

DP300 300 1200g 100m2

DP500 500 2000g 50m2

Roll Size

Code Type Roll Size

MDP Medium Duty 200m2

HDP Heavy Duty 100m2

EHDP Extra Heavy Duty 100m2

Building Film

Economical polythene sheet suitable for general and temporary protective uses.

Screed Rails are one of the most economical methods of slab construction, eliminating the need for costlyroad forms by screeding off the rails. All sizes supplied in 3 metre lengths.

Screed Rails

For Slab Code Height (mm) Thickness (mm)

SR100 100 *125-150

SR125 125 *150-200

SR150 150 *175-250

For cases noted* where the gap between the sub-base and railis less than 40mm, the rail should be continuously bedded. Data sheet available upon request.

A tough, waterproof tape with a permanently tacky, transparent, syntheticrubber adhesive. Suitable for polythene splicing.Roll size 50mm wide x 33mtr long

75mm wide x 30mtr longCode Pack Qty

PJT50 25

PJT75 12

Polythene Joint Tape





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Top Crack Inducer

Top crack inducer is supplied in 5 metre lengths. The top 25mmsection is perforated for easy removal, to leave a top groove forjoint sealant.

Code Depth (mm)

TC40 40

TC50 50

TC75 75

SLAB ACCESSORIES

Plastic screed bar support that may be left in the concrete.

Lightweight Screed Chairs

Metal screed chairs are supplied in two parts. The height of the chair canbe altered by turning the stirrup in the base. Special designs to order.

Metal Screed Chairs

Code Description Std Pack

SCSA SADDLE 100

SCCO COLLAR 100

SCBA BASE 100

SCSH SHAFT 2MTR

Code Adjustment Slab Thickness (mm)

MSC30 30mm 120-150

MSC50 50mm 150-200

MSC100 100mm 200-300

Base Crack Inducer

Inverted ‘Y’ base crack inducer is available in 5 metre lengths. Canbe fixed (nailed or stapled) to the sub-base to ensure no movement

during concrete pour.Code Depth (mm)

BC40 40

BC75 75





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SLAB ACCESSORIES

‘T’ Bars

Aluminium ‘T’ section bars for forming grooves in slabs for easyinsertion of top crack inducer.Supplied in 5 metre lengths.

Type Depth (mm)

T50 50

T75 75

Polyethylene Foam

A closed cell polyethylene foam for use as Fillerboard in concrete slab construction.

Code Width Depth

PF12/100 12 100

PF12/150 12 150

PF12/175 12 175

PF12/200 12 200

PF20/100 20 100

PF20/150 20 150

PF20/175 20 175

PF20/200 20 200PFA Joint Filler Adhesive available.

Other sizes available on request.Please state depth of tear off strip at time of enquiry.


Fibreboard

Bitumen impregnatedfibreboard supplied in fullsheets or cut to size.Sheet size 2440 x 1220mm.Thickness 12mm, 20mm,25mm.

Cut Width (mm) Length (metre) 12mm Thickness 20mm Thickness 25mm Thickness

100 2.44 FB12/100 FB20/100 FB25/100

125 2.44 FB12/125 FB20/125 FB25/125

150 2.44 FB12/150 FB20/150 FB25/150

175 2.44 FB12/175 FB20/175 FB25/175

200 2.44 FB12/200 FB20/200 FB25/200

225 2.44 FB12/225 FB20/225 FB25/225

250 2.44 FB12/250 FB20/250 FB25/250

Number of lengths in Std Pack:100mm Wide 12 175mm Wide 6125mm Wide 9 225mm Wide 5150mm Wide 8 250mm Wide 4175mm Wide 6





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SLAB ACCESSORIES

Frost Blankets

Void Formers

A rigid PVC extrusion used for forming grooves in concrete or nailing to formwork.Void former is available in the following sizes:

20mm deep x 10mm wide20mm deep x 20mm wide25mm deep x 12mm wide25mm deep x 25mm wide

Supplied in 3 metre lengths.

Code Size

VF20H 20mm Half

VF20F 20mm Full

VF25H 25mm Half

VF25F 25mm Full

Sealants

A self priming hot poured bitumen sealant, for use in roads, pavements etc.Supplied in 20 Kilo sacks (pouring grade only).

Code Pack

BS20 20Kg

A cold poured pitch polyurethane sealant which conforms to BS5212.Supplied in 4.5 litre cans.Primer to suit supplied in 1 litre cans. Code Pack

PPS 4.5LTR

PPSP 1LTR

More specialist sealants available on request.Please confirm application andrequirements at time of enquiry.

A closed cell polyethylene foam blanket used to save costly repairs towinter poured concrete.Available in a 75M x 2M rolls 8/10mm thick.Standard benefits are:-

1. Re-usable 4. Flexible and easy to handle/cut2. Low weight 5. Quickly rolled out3. Very low water absorption 6. Excellent chemical/UV resistance





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STANCHION BASE PRODUCTS

Holding Down Bolts

A comprehensive rangeof bolt sets, virtuallyany size availablewithin 2-3 days.Sets come complete withbolt, nut, round or squareplate plus washer.

Standard Duty4.6 gradeHeavy Duty8.8 grade

Please specify grade at time of enquiry. Standard sizes available.

Code Size Code Size

HDB16/200 16 x 200 HDB20/400 20 x 400

HDB16/250 16 x 250 HDB20/450 20 x 450

HDB16/300 16 x 300 HDB20/500 20 x 500

HDB16/350 16 x 350 HDB24/250 24 x 250

HDB16/400 16 x 400 HDB24/300 24 x 300

HDB20/200 20 x 200 HDB24/350 24 x 350

HDB20/250 20 x 250 HDB24/400 24 x 400

HDB20/300 20 x 300 HDB24/450 24 x 450

HDB20/350 20 x 350 HDB24/500 24 x 500

Code Length (mm) Top Bottom Std Pack

CB1 229mm 70 20 10

CB2 305mm 92 20 10

CB3 380mm 108 25 10

CB4 457mm 114 30 10

CB5 534mm 118 30 10

CB6 610mm 133 30 10

Approx Diam

Cardboard Bolt Boxes

A conical waxed cardboard tube used for positioning ‘holding down’ bolts.

Polystyrene Bolt Boxes

An expanded polystyrene conical void former designed to ensure that no concrete can surround thebolts prior to fixing.Top diameter:- 75mmBase Diameter:- 50mmHole diameter:- 25mm

Polystyrene dissolvent available on request.

Code Length (mm) Std Pack

PC0 150mm 10

PC1 225mm 10

PC2 300mm 10

PC3 375mm 10

PC4 450mm 10

PC5 525mm 10

PC6 600mm 10

Code Length (mm)

EM6 150mm

EM9 225mm

EM12 300mm

EM15 375mm

EM18 450mm

EM24 600mm

Expanded Metal Bolt Boxes

A cylinder manufactured in various lengths from expanded metal, to be left in bolt pocket for use as a key in the concrete.

NB. Expanded Metal Tubes should bewrapped in cling film prior to concretingwhen using vibrators.





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Code Pack

GR25 25kg

More specialist grouts available on request. Please confirm application and requirements at time of enquiry.

Curing Compound R75, R90 & R90AL

Resin based compounds to protect freshly placed concrete fromexcessive water loss during the critical curing period. They give acuring efficiency of not less than 75% (R75) or 90% (R90). Both canbe supplied clear or with a fugitive dye to assist in application.

Curing compound will disperse within a few weeks of concrete layby general weathering.

Silicate Curing Compound

An aqueous solution of metallic silicates which form crystalline porefilling salts within the concrete surface. Once formed they reduce theloss of moisture and have the additional advantage of a surfacehardening effect.

CHEMICALS

Non-Shrink Grout

A pre-mixed non-shrink cementitious grout for bedding and grouting.

Supplied in 25kg bags.

Mould Oil Release Agent

A liquid non-staining release oil with highly active surfactants. Can beused with all types of formwork.

Code Drum Size

MO25 25 litre

MO205 205 litre

Chemical Release Agent

A versatile chemical release agent, designed to give excellentrelease and concrete finishes. Suitable for most types of formwork.

Code Drum Size

CRA25 25 litre

CRA205 205 litre

Code Drum Size

CR75/25 25 litre

CR75/205 205 litre

CR90/25 25 litre

CR90/205 205 litre

CR90/25(AL) 25 litre

CR90/205(AL) 205 litre

Code Drum Size

SIL25 25 litre

SIL205 205 litre

Sprayers

A general purpose specially designed sprayer unit.Replacement nozzles and 1 metre extension lance also available.

Code MS15

Solvent cleaner available on request.The Roe Group CentralTel: (01733) 558 321Fax: (01733) 555 260




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FORMWORK PRODUCTS

Formwork Tape

A 50mm wide, tough, high tack P.V.C. tape specifically designed to adhereto concrete formwork of all types even when dirty or oil is present.Supplied in 33m rolls.

Grout Check Foam Tape

A self adhesive polythene foam tape, designed to seal joints and prevent grout loss.Available in the following sizes:

12mm wide x 6mm think 24mm wide x 12mm thick

Code Pack

JT 1 Roll

Code Size Carton Length

GCFT12 12mm x 6mm 250m

GCFT24 24mm x 12mm 60m

Formwork Tie/Clamp Systems

A comprehensive range of tie bar and clamp systems forformwork are available on request.

Please contact your local sales officefor more details.

Angle Fillets

An extruded plastic section used to create angles and chamfers to beams and columns. An alternativeflange type provides the option of fixing to corner moulds.

Supplied in standard lengths of 2.5 metres.

Code Height Std Pack

AF20 20 40 lengths

AF25 25 40 lengths

AF30 30 20 lengths

Without Flange

With FlangeCode Height Std Pack

AFF11F 11 40 lengths









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FORMWORK PRODUCTS

LAND REINFORCEMENT PRODUCTS

Expamet Hy-Rib®

Gabions

Hy-Rib can increase your productivity.Hy-Rib joint surfaces require minimal preparation prior to the next pour except for the rebar cover zones.Hy-Rib can be installed in less time than traditional materials such as plywood.Hy-Rib can be cut easily on site with disc cutters.Hy-Rib reduces the pore/water pressure on the construction joint by up to 50%.Hy-Rib support systems can be rationalised as a result of the lower pore/water pressures.Hy-Rib allows the pour to be visually monitored.Hy-Rib open mesh helps reduce the risks of voids and honeycombing by allowing the air to expelthrough it whilst placing the concrete.Hy-Rib can be fixed before or after reinforcement placement (ideal when an unexpected daywork joint is needed).Hy-Rib enables a high rate of rise of concrete to be achieved.Hy-Rib can be used in water retaining structures with or without water bar/stops.

Gabion boxes/mattresses are manufactured from 75mmwelded mesh.The mesh centres are 3”x3” and wire diameter 3mm,4mm or 5mm.They are generally made in triple life or galvanised wire.They are also available in green pvc where addedprotection is required.All gabion/mattresses are supplied to site flat packed,supplied with enough split rings and tying wire.

Property Units 2411 (Red) 2611 (Green) 2811 (Yellow)

Weight per area kg/m2 6.34 4.32 3.39

Thickness mm 0.79 0.50 0.40

Available lengths m 2,3,4,5 2,3,4,5 2,3,4,5

Hy-Rib Grade

The Hy-Rib is considered to be a single usesacrificial material with a minimum factor ofsafety of 1.4 on ultimate failure.

The failure stress being the minimum ultimatetensile strength of the sheet material.

Expamet Hy-Rib is manufactured from hot-dippedzinc coated steel sheet to BS EN 10142 1991.





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SPECIALIST PRODUCTS

Corrugated Beam Form

Pile Caps

1. Place CBF U-section into trench.

2. Place steel reinforcing cage.

3. Place CBF around perimeter of pile, scoring and bending to suit pile profile.Space off reinforcement cage using plastic grade plate spacers.

4. Backfill excavation to within 50mm of top of CBF.

Manufactured from heavy duty polypropylene,Corrugated Beam Form provides the contractorwith a rapid and cost effective method ofconstructing on-site concrete ground beamsand pile caps. CBF can be supplied instandard sheets or tailor made.

The system has the followingbenefits over traditional timber orsteel pan construction.

• Requires less excavation than traditional shuttering• Can be delivered to site tailor made ready for installation• Easily installed and assembled by unskilled labour• Dispenses with shutter stripping, cleaning or release agents• Easily adaptable for variations on site

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SPECIALIST PRODUCTS

Reinforcement continuity system for fast track construction

IntroductionThe concept of reinforcement continuity strip has been in widespreaduse throughout Europe for over 20 years, and repeatedly demonstratesitself to be a simple, time-saving and cost-effective method ofmaintaining reinforcement continuity across construction joints inconcrete.The system comprises special pre-bent reinforcement housed in apurpose-designed carrier casing - all of which is fabricated off-site in afactory controlled environment.On site, the entire unit is cast into the frontface of the wall. After the formwork isstruck, the lid is removed to reveal theconnection legs (or starter bars) layinginside the casing. These legs are bent outby the contractor, ready for lapping themain reinforcement of the consequentpour.The casing remains embedded in the wall,providing a rebate into which the concreteof the adjoining member is poured, andeliminates the need for traditionalpreparation (i.e. scabbling) at the joint.

ApplicationsQuite simply, any construction joint in concrete has the potential to beformed by this method. Normal applications include:• walls • corbels• floor slabs • pile caps• staircase landings • underpinning• stair flights • gutters & chambers• brick support nibs • balconies

Quality AssuranceKwikastrip is the only continuity system of its type to be manufacturedunder a CARES* approved quality system to BS EN ISO 9002:1994.*The UK Certification Authority for Reinforcing Steels.Benefits• Simplifies formwork design - bypass those construction joints!• Accelerates pour schedules - suits today’s fast track build methods• Easy to use - an answer to skills shortages of ‘chippies’ and steel fixers• No formwork damage or wastage - no drilled holes in shutters / no

wasted stop ends• Enables ‘systems formwork’ to be used - e.g. steel forms / climbing

and slip forms• Starter bars remain protected and clean - they’re inside the casing

until needed!• No projecting bars - better working access in confined areas and

improved site safety• Improves shear connection - provides additional formed joint rebate

Kwikastrip ®


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Stainless Steel Welded Mesh

Stainless Steel Reinforcing Bar

P.V.C. Waterstops

Geotextiles

Stainless steel plain and ribbed reinforcing bar available in grades 304 and 316 to BS6744 Type II 1986.Stock Length

Grade 304 are supplied in 6m lengths.Grade 316 in 5.5 - 6.5m.All stock lengths subject to availability.Plain bar available in 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 16, 20, 25, 40, 45 and 50mm diameters.Ribbed bar available in 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 16, 20, 25 and 32mm diameters.Cut and bent stainless steel reinforcement available to most of the standard shape codes as shown on pages 4 and 5.

A comprehensive range of both internal and external PVCwaterstops are available.Manufactured from high grade PVC both profiles areavailable in expansion or contraction joint profiles.Standard junctions are available with non-standardjunctions available to order.

Jigs and jointing knives also available on request.

High quality Geotextile is a non woven continuous polypropylene filament,designed to provide an effective solution in the construction of stable granularlayers over soft foundation soils.Available in rolls: 100m long x 4.5m wideFor use in: Characteristics include:

* Airports * Puncture and tear resistance* Parking * High permeability* Coast/River protection * High U.V. resistance* Embankments * Resistance to chemical + biological attack* Retaining walls* Drainage* Tunnelling

Site application guide available. For more information please contact your local sales office.

SPECIALIST PRODUCTS

Stainless steel mesh available to order in grades 304 and 316.PLEASE STATE WIRE DIAMETER AND PANEL SIZE AT TIME OF ENQUIRY.






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Masonry Products

A comprehensive range of masonry products are available on request, from structural to crack controlbed joint reinforcement, in galvanised or stainless steel.All structural bed joint reinforcement complies fully with BS5628 Part 2 1985, and can be tailor madeto suit your individual requirements from corner units to curved lengths.

IMPORTANT NOTE:Galvanized is for use in internal walls only.For external walls (including inner leaf ofan external cavity wall) use stainless steel.

For more information on Masonry Productsplease contact your local sales office.

The masonry products listed above are a guide onlyto products and services we can offer.

Hauraton Kaskade glass fibre reinforced concrete drainage channels and services ducts

The Hauraton Kaskade range of level and sloping invert glass fibrereinforced concrete (G.R.C.) channels, along with a wide choice ofgalvanised steel, stainless steel and ductile iron gratings and ancillarycomponents, offer the specifier the best solutions to a wide range ofsurface water drainage problems. From the drainage of smalldomestic areas through to the largest industrial applications, HauratonKaskade can provide the right channel to ensure fast and efficientclearance of surface water.G.R.C. channels are lighter and stronger than conventional concretechannels and are also resistant to road salts, sunlight and frost. The in-built strength of the channels and the selection of gratings availablemake them suitable for light, medium and heavy traffic applications.Channels may also be supplied with solid covers to form easilyaccessible services ducts.Hauraton Kaskade channels are simple and quick to install, and areavailable with either level or sloping inverts. Channels with in-built fallsare supplied ready numbered for laying in the correct sequence togive an even fall.

Full Technical SupportA technical advisory servicecovering the design,application, specification andinstallation of the full range ofHauraton Kaskade products,and including the preparation ofchannel layout drawings, isavailable on request.


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STANDARD TERMS & CONDITIONSDEFINITIONS

1. In these Conditions of Sale ‘’the Seller’’ means Roe Bros. & Co. Limited incorporating any tradingname under which they may operate.

2. In these Conditions of Sale ‘’the Buyer’’ means the party to whom goods are sold or supplied by theSeller.

3. Headings are included for reference only and do not affect these Conditions of Sale or the interpretationthereof.

THE CONTRACT

4. Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing by the Seller these Conditions of Sale override any termsand conditions stipulated, incorporated or referred to by the Buyer in his order or negotiations. TheseConditions of Sale embody the entire understanding of the Seller and Buyer and supersede any priorpromises, representations, understandings or implications (written or oral). No variation of theseConditions of Sale shall be effective against the Seller unless expressly agreed in writing and signed bya duly authorised employee of the Seller on it’s behalf. Any quotation supplied by the Seller is givenonly as a guide and no Contract will be created until a purchase order issued by the Buyer is acceptedby the Seller. Receipt of a purchase order by the Seller will confirm acceptance by the Buyer of theincorporation of these Conditions of Sale in the Contract with immediate effect.

PRICE

5. Notwithstanding any offer, quotation, tender price or price list all prices are subject to alteration withoutnotice and goods will be invoiced at prices ruling at date of despatch.

6. The Seller reserves the right to increase the quoted price:

a) To take account of increases in the costs of Labour, Raw Materials and Overhead Chargesoccurring between the date when the price was quoted and the date of actual delivery.

b) To add Value Added Tax or any similar levy or duty which shall be payable by the Buyer.7. A minimum invoice value will apply in respect of all quotations given in the amount of not less than

fifty pounds (£50) unless the Buyer elects to pay cash.

TEST CERTIFICATES

8. The Seller shall not be required to supply test certificates unless the same are requested in writing areasonable time before delivery and the Seller may charge a reasonable fee for any certificates supplied.

QUANTITY TOLERANCE

9. All orders are subject to a tolerance of plus or minus five percent (5%) of the quantity ordered. TheSeller shall be deemed to have fulfilled its contract if the goods delivered fall within this tolerance.Where material charges are made on a rate per tonne basis, the theoretical weight of the material on theupper limit of the permitted rolling tolerance will be used as the means of calculation and the calculatedweight rounded upwards to two (2) decimal places for invoicing purposes.

DELIVERY

10. Delivery shall be deemed to be effective when the goods are unloaded at the delivery address nominatedby the Buyer or his agent, save where the goods are to be collected by the Buyer or his agent, when thegoods are loaded onto the vehicle collecting them.

11. In no case is delivery on or by a fixed date a term of the contract. Any periods of time quoted oraccepted by the Seller for despatch, delivery or completion of the order are to be treated as estimatesonly, not involving the Seller in any liability to the Buyer in respect of loss suffered as a result of failureto despatch, deliver or complete within such a period of time.

12. The Seller reserves the right to deliver goods by instalments and in such event each instalment shall betreated as a separate contract provided that deliveries of further instalments may be withheld until thegoods comprised in the earlier instalments have been paid for in full.

13. The Seller reserves the right to charge for carriage in respect of all deliveries made by the Seller andfor handling in respect of all goods collected by the Buyer unless any such charge is agreed to be NILby the Seller in writing.

14. The risk in the goods shall pass to the Buyer on delivery and the Buyer should arrange insuranceaccordingly.

15. The maximum time allowed for unloading of vehicles is two (2) hours after which time demurrage willbe charged.

VARIATIONS

16. If the Seller makes a variation to the goods in any way from the agreed specification at the Buyersrequest or pursuant to any legal requirement the Buyer shall pay in addition to all other sums payableunder this contract the cost of the variation insofar as the same increases the cost incurred by the Sellerin performing this contract.

17. Where goods have already been supplied and are subsequently found to be incorrect in whole or in partand this is wholly or substantially attributable to be the fault of the Buyer then a handling charge willbe made if the Seller is requested to accept goods back for credit or replacement and agrees to do so.The Seller reserves the right to refuse acceptance of the return of goods in these circumstances.

CLAIMS

18. Notice of any claim relating to shortage of or damage to the goods shall be made to the Seller in writingwithin 4 working days of receipt of the goods. In the event of non-delivery of goods the Buyer shallnotify the Seller in writing within 4 working days of receiving the invoice.

19. The Seller will consider claims only if the above conditions are met and the claim is signed by theBuyer and accompanied by full particulars giving the Buyer’s order number and a copy of the deliverynote in respect of the goods which, in the case of shortage or damage to the goods must bear anappropriately qualified signature, for example “material received damaged (signed)’’.

20. The Seller’s liability hereunder in respect of any shortage or damage to the goods shall be limited to theproportion of the price attributable to the goods undelivered or damaged. No claim for labour chargesor expenses or any other consequential loss of any kind will be allowed.

CANCELLATION BY THE BUYER

21. The Buyer may cancel or suspend the contract only with the Seller’s prior written consent followingagreement by the Buyer to reimburse the Seller in an amount to be determined by the Seller, by way ofcompensation against all losses incurred as a result of cancellation or suspension of the contract.

TERMINATION BY THE SELLER

22. The Seller shall (without prejudice to any of it’s other rights hereunder) be entitled to terminate anycontract forthwith by written notice to the Buyer if the buyer shall:

a) become insolventb) fail to pay amounts falling due (whether under these conditions or otherwise) to the Sellerc) suffer the appointment of the Receiverd) pass a resolution for winding-up (other than for purposes of bona fida amalgamation or bona fida

reconstruction)e) commit a breach of any term of the contract or any other contract with the Seller.

PAYMENT TERMS

23. Accounts are payable 30 days from the date of invoice.

24. The Seller reserves the right to charge interest on late payment at the rate of four percent (4%) abovethe base rate quoted by National Westminster Bank plc, or fifteen percent (15%) whichever is thegreater, on the daily balance from the due date until payment is made.

25. In the event of any delay or delays in despatch or delivery which are attributable to the Buyer’s actionsor failure to act, the Buyer shall make payment to the Seller in accordance with the above paymentterms as if the goods had been delivered at the time at which but for such delay or delays such deliverywould have taken place.

26. No claim by the Buyer shall entitle the Buyer to any deduction, retention or withholding of any part ofany sums due for payment hereunder. The Buyer shall not be entitled to any set-off of obligations withinor between contracts with the Seller.

27. Should default be made by the Buyer in paying in full any sum due under any order as and when itbecomes due in accordance with the above payment terms the Seller shall have the right to suspend allfurther deliveries until the default be made good or to rescind any or all the contracts between the Buyerand the Seller and to recover damages from the Buyer for any resulting loss.

TITLE

28. Notwithstanding delivery title to the goods shall not pass to the Buyer until all sums due or owing onany account whatsoever by the Buyer to the Seller have been paid in full or the goods cease to beidentifiable as the Seller’s property by reason only of their conversion by the Buyer into other products.Until such time the Buyer shall hold the goods as bailee of and in a fiduciary capacity for the Seller andshall;

a) Keep the goods marked or stored separately from other goods so as to be identifiable as the propertyof the Seller.

b) deliver the goods up to the Seller on demand; and hereby irrevocably authorise the seller or it’sagent to enter upon the Buyer’s premises in order to retake possession of the goods. The Buyershall be entitled in the ordinary course of it’s business to sell any goods that remain the propertyof the Seller on condition that;i) such goods are sold on reasonable commercial terms,ii) to the extent of any sums due or owing by the Buyer to the Seller the proceeds of any

such sale are held by the Buyer on trust for the Seller and paid over to the Seller ondemand and,

iii) the Buyer indemnifies the Seller in full against any liability to third parties arising upon,after or out of such sale.

29. In the event of the Buyer’s insolvency or liquidation the Seller shall have a general lien, in addition toany such rights the Seller may have in law, over all goods belonging to the Buyer then in the Seller’spossession to the extent of any sums due or owing by the Buyer to the Seller.

FITNESS FOR PURPOSE

30. The Buyer assumes responsibility for the capacity or performance of the goods being sufficient andsuitable for the intended use.

31. No warranty, condition or representation is given or made as to the quality of the goods suppliedhereunder, their condition or their fitness for any particular purpose and any such warranty, conditionor representation whether expressed or implied whether by statute, by collateral agreement or fromotherwise is hereby excluded.

SELLER’S LIABILITY

32. The Buyer agrees to examine the goods on delivery and that no claim will be made or allowed unless itnotifies the Seller in writing within 4 days of receipt of the goods of any shortage or defect in the goods.

33. The Seller undertakes to credit or replace any goods found to be defective or not to conform in amaterial respect with any contractual description expressly applied to them provided that:

a) The goods complained of have been appropriately stored and properly handled, carried and usedsince delivery to the Buyer and have not since delivery been subject to any alteration ormodification.

b) The Seller or it’s agents are afforded such opportunities and facilities as they may reasonablyrequire for examination of the goods.

c) such examination, in the opinion of the Seller or it’s agents, discloses that the goods are defective orotherwise fail to accord to the contract in a material respect.

d) the goods are safely and appropriately stored on behalf by the Buyer and held available forcollection by or on behalf of the Seller.

34. Save as in hereafter provided all goods are sold ‘’Non-Prime’’ in their actual state as seen withoutwarranty and with all faults whether or not the goods have been inspected by the Buyer prior to delivery.Save where the Seller warrants in writing that the goods comply with a recognised specification orstandard, any statement, specification, description or other information supplied by the Seller in respectof such goods is given in good faith but the Seller can accept no responsibility for it’s accuracy. Underno circumstances will the Seller be under an obligation to replace or make good or entertain any claimwhatsoever in respect thereof. If the Buyer shall re-sell such goods the buyer shall ensure that aprovision in a similar form to this condition is incorporated in the resale agreement unless prior to re-selling the goods, the Seller has caused the goods or such part of the goods as the Seller re-sells tocomply with a recognised specification or standard.

35. The Buyer shall indemnify the Seller against all claims made against the Seller and all losses, liabilities,costs and expenses consequent thereon which arise out of loss or damage to property or injury to ordeath of any person caused or alleged to be caused by or consequent upon the supply of a product asdefined in Section 1 of the Consumer Protection Act 1987 to the Buyer as ‘’Non-Prime’’ or then anythird party by the Buyer which comprises ‘’Non-Prime’’ goods sold to the Buyer by the Seller or whichhas as a component or components includes or is manufactured from any ‘’Non-Prime’’ goods suppliedby the Seller whether or not such claim is made pursuant to the said Act or the legislation of anymember state of the European Community made pursuant to or in accordance with the directive of theCouncil of European Communities dated 25th July 1985 (No: B5/374/EEC).

LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY

36. The Seller shall not be liable for any expenditure, loss, (including without limitation, economic indirectand consequential loss) damage or injury (other than personal injury arising out of negligence for whichwe accept liability in accordance with the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 where you are a UK Buyerfor UK supply) arising out of any use or dealing with the goods however such expenditure, loss, damageor injury shall arise and whether from any defect in the goods or otherwise.

37. The Buyer shall indemnify the Seller against all and any claims, costs, actions or demands whatsoeverand howsoever arising made by any third party (including the Buyer’s employees) whether direct orindirect including without limitation those relating to the use of the goods and those arising as a resultof the operation of the Consumer Protection Act 1987.

38. The Buyer acknowledges that only by reference to and by reason of the aforesaid limitations is theSeller able or willing to offer goods at the prices quoted.

39. The Buyer acknowledges that it is the responsibility of the Buyer to insure against any liability or risknot accepted by the Seller under these Conditions of Sale.

FORCE MAJEURE

40. In the event of the Seller being delayed in or prevented from performing it’s obligations hereunderowing to any cause whatsoever beyond the Sellers control including without limitation act of God, war,strikes, lockouts, trade disputes, difficulty or failure in obtaining labour or materials, breakdown ofequipment, or any other cause, the Seller will not be liable for any loss, damage or expenses incurredand shall be at liberty to cancel or suspend the contract without incurring any liability arising therefrom,and the Buyer shall not be entitled to terminate the contract.

GOVERNING LAW

41. These Conditions of Sale and any questions, disputes or other matters relating to them or to any contractmade subject to them shall be governed by and determined in accordance with the Laws of England andshall be referred to an English court which shall have sole discretion.






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