Click & Collect
If you’re local, you’re more than welcome to come and collect your order from us. It’s completely free. You can find us just off Junction 23 on the M5 at:
Colour Clad Profiles Ltd
Unit 8b & 8c,
Beech Business Park,
Bristol Road,
Bridgwater,
Somerset,
TA6 4FF
There’s plenty of space for larger vehicles, although if you’re stepping into the yard a hi-vis is mandatory (you can borrow one of ours). If you’re curious about how we make our sheets and we’re not too busy, we’ll be happy to show you around. Plus there’s a cracking carvery down the road if it’s lunch time.
What is Anti-Con? | Dripstop™ Anti-Condensation Technology
Anti-Con is an effective solution to combat the effects of water condensation on the underside of your roof cladding which if left unchecked can damage machinery, spoil livestock bedding and ruin stored goods.
We apply the Anti-Con Dripstop™ lining during the manufacturing process, rolling it along with the steel through our profiling mill, applying it to the reverse of the roof sheet. We leave the overlaps free of Anti-Con, so water doesn’t get drawn into the laps.
It’s recommended to use Anti-Con wherever condensation should be kept under control, or in areas of high humidity such as:
- Chill Rooms
- Food Storage
- Workshops
- Equestrian & Agricultural Buildings
- Garden Sheds & Summer Houses
- Garages
- Grain Stores
How it works
As a condensation control membrane fleece, Anti-Con Dripstop™ absorbs the condensation and prevents it from dripping down. For it to work effectively, we recommend the ridge and eaves be left open without the use of foam fillers for ventilation, allowing the membrane to dry between cycles.
We recommend a minimum roof pitch of 10° when using Anti-Con, so if you have a roof pitch below this, please get in touch with our team on 01278 557 002 or email info@colourcladprofiles.com.
When used in livestock buildings, the humidity generated is much higher than normal which is why we recommend the use of Anti-Con in these situations. The table below shows area requirement per animal to keep the humidity levels under 80gm/m²/ hour.
| Animal | Weight | Moisture Produced | Area Requirement Per Animal |
|---|
Cows | 500kg | 361 gm/hour | 4.51m |
| Horses | 500kg | 361 gm/hour | 4.51m |
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