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Frequently Asked Questions (3)
Yes, code 7 is typically considered heavy. For example, a roll of 1600mm by 6m is 343kg.
Code 7 lead is 3.15mm in thickness which is only thinner than code 8 lead which is 3.55mm in thickness.
Code 7 lead should be handled by a trained professional due to its sheer weight and toxicity. Gloves should be warned.
Code 7 Lead Flashing
ERoofing stocks a range of lead flashing rolls that are suitable for even the heaviest duty needs. For when there is a need for a more robust solution, codes 6, 7 and 8 lead flashings are available to order directly from our website.
While other codes of lead flashings, particularly 4 and 5, are more commonplace, some projects require thicker rolls of lead to provide the best finish. Code 7 lead flashings are 3.15mm thick to solve your problems when it comes to thicker lead.
The extra thickness and additional weight means that these solutions do come at a premium due to the increased amount of lead. With that, however, comes increased thermal movement above codes at the lower end of the spectrum.
Where Codes 7 Lead Flashings are Used
These thicker forms of lead flashing are used in areas where a more robust product is needed. Code 7 can be used for flat/pitched roofing, parapets, and bay tops and balconies. Moreover, code 7 can also be installed on dormers, pitched valley gutters and vertical cladding.
Buy Code 7 Lead
Whatever code of lead flashing you require, you can get it from ERoofing today. We stock codes 3-8 on our website, with many of our products available for next-day delivery, which means that if you have an urgent need for lead flashing, we can get the product out to you as soon as possible. We look to ensure that your project can be completed with minimal fuss and delays.
If you would like some more information on the differences between codes 6, 7 and 8 lead flashings, as well as when we would recommend to use them, please get in contact with a member of our team today.
