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PRODUCT CODE: SEL7176PAK10
Pack of Ten 355 x 355mm Hinged Plastic Access Panels. Plastic Access Panels with door panel which is both hinged and removable for unobstructed access. read more...
Pack of Ten 355 x 355mm Hinged Plastic Access Panels
Plastic Access Panels with door panel which is both hinged and removable for unobstructed access.
Access Hatches - Fit In Minutes. Multiple uses. Applicable for all Trades.
Plastic inspection hatches provide the perfect solution for repairing damage to walls and ceilings or for creating access to:
- Concealed Flues, Ducts & Chimney Systems
- Plumbing & Central Heating Manifolds
- Valves, Soil, Waste & Sanitary fittings
- Security devices, hidden services & wiring
- Electrical & telecommunication controls
Suitable for Part J Building Regs, which specifies the provision of access hatches to allow visual inspection of concealed flue & chimney systems.
Part J Building Regulations state that access should be at least 300 x 300mm and should not adversely affect existing fire, thermal and acoustic provisions. (See the attached PDF by NHBC above or visit the link below direct to the 2010 Part J Regs document.)
If you are unsure of the best panel for your specific job, we advise you contact your Local Planning Authority or Gas Safe. We also supply Fire Rated Access Panels.
If working to Part J Regs also check out our range of audible Carbon Monoxide detectors for dwellings with fixed combustion appliances.
Professional quality access panels with hinged doors and a white, lightly textured finish to allow for painting or wall papering on top.
Made from 1/8" high impact, professional quality, heavy duty styrene plastic.
Dimensions:
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Wall Opening: 355 x 355mm
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Door Size: 345 x 345mm (approx 14" x 14")
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Actual Frame: 410 x 410mm
- Pack of 10
To fit a plastic inspection hatch, simply cut the appropriate size hole with a jab saw, apply a caulking adhesive to the back of the frame and press it into place.
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