For facade engineers and specifiers

Work the joint detail through with David.

What you can ask Dry Seals for, what David will ask you, and the facts about the seal we can state today.

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  1. Dry seal, by Dry Seals
  2. Panel, by others
  3. Subframe, by others
  4. Fixing: confirm with David
DrawingTypical dry jointStatusFor discussionScaleNTS

What you can ask for

Three things, all from David.

  • Samples

    Physical lengths of seal for the design team or a mock-up, in the colour you need where we can.

    Request samples

  • Technical information

    David talks you through the profile, the joint and the panel system, for your project.

    Ask for technical information

  • A call on the joint detail

    Bring the detail as drawn. The earlier in design, the more choice of profile.

    Book a call with David

The seal, in facts

What we can state today.

There is no published data sheet or test report. David gives technical information for your project; anything not listed here, ask him.

Product
Cured silicone joint seal for facade panels
Form
Solid silicone extrusion, cured before it ships
Replaces
The wet sealant bead, backer rod and masking tape at the joint
Sizes
Many profile sizes. Tell us your joint and we’ll match a profile.
Colours
Grey, black, white, blue, yellow and red in our photos. Ask for others.
Made
Extruded in our Brookvale factory, NSW. Made in Australia.
Warranty
Warranty available: ask David for the terms.
Supply
We supply the seals. Your installer fits them.
Supplier
Dry Seals Australia Pty Ltd, ABN 20 095 552 337 (ABN Lookup, opens in a new tab)

What David will ask you

Bring these to the call.

  • The panel system and the joint detail as drawn
  • Joint widths, and how much they vary
  • Approximate lengths of joint
  • Panel colour, or the seal colour wanted
  • Project stage and programme

Recladding and the NCC

NCC 2022 clause C2D10(4) lists gaskets, caulking and sealants among materials that need not be non-combustible in external walls. Confirm the detail with your project’s certifier.

Read NCC 2022 Volume One, Part C2 (opens in a new tab)

Specifying a dry joint?

Ask for samples and technical information, and David will work the joint through with you.

Request samplesBook a call with David