Rolled Lead Sheet · Roofing Lead · Lead Flashing
Rolled lead sheet for roofing, flashings, valleys, gutters and traditional leadwork, available in standard lead codes and manufactured to BS EN 12588.
For the easiest way to compare lead codes, roll sizes and current buying options, purchase through The Lead Lads® Shop.
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The Reclaimed Company continues to provide information and product guidance for roofing lead, while lead purchases are now directed through the specialist The Lead Lads® Shop.
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Rolled lead sheet is commonly supplied in standard Code 3 to Code 8 thicknesses, with the correct code depending on the application, exposure, bay size and detailing requirements.
The Lead Lads® Shop allows buyers to browse the available roofing lead range in one dedicated place rather than moving between individual product pages on The Reclaimed Company.
Not sure what you need? Check the lead code and dimensions required before ordering, particularly where the material is intended for gutters, valleys, cladding or larger sheet areas.
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Lead flashing and rolled lead sheet remain widely used for traditional and modern roofing because lead combines durability, malleability and reliable weather resistance. It can be formed around complex roof junctions and is particularly useful where long-life detailing is required.
Rolled lead sheet used for roofing should conform to BS EN 12588, which specifies requirements including composition, dimensions and tolerances for rolled lead sheet used in building applications.
Roofing lead is supplied in different thicknesses traditionally described by code. The correct code should be selected for the intended detail rather than simply choosing the lightest available material.
Codes commonly encountered in roofing range from Code 3 through to Code 8, although appropriate specification depends upon factors including sheet size, location and intended use.
Use The Lead Lads® Shop to browse available lead rolls and select the appropriate code and roll size.
Shop Roofing Lead [/div>Good material alone does not guarantee good leadwork. Correct sizing, bay dimensions, laps, fixings, movement allowances and substrate preparation are all important to long-term performance.
Roofing lead is used across domestic, commercial, heritage and conservation work, including chimney flashings, abutments, valleys, parapets, dormers, bay roofs, gutter linings, cladding and decorative architectural details.
Long-Life Roofing Material
Lead can be recovered and recycled at the end of its service life. Its combination of durability and recyclability means existing lead sheet also has significant residual material value when removed during roofing works.
Correctly specified and installed leadwork can provide a very long service life, which is one reason the material continues to be widely used on traditional roofs and historic buildings.
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The Lead Lads® specialise in traditional and modern leadwork, including flashings, gutter linings, cladding and bespoke detailing.
For customers who require more than material supply, The Lead Lads website provides information about professional leadwork services and specialist advice.
Visit The Lead Lads Leadwork EnquiriesFor broader roofing works, GNR Roofing also undertakes leadwork as part of roofing and heritage projects.
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Browse rolled lead sheet and leadwork products through The Lead Lads® Shop for a clearer purchasing journey, dedicated lead categories and online ordering.
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Answers to common questions about rolled lead sheet, lead codes, standards, recycling and buying lead online.
Lead flashing is used to weatherproof roof junctions such as chimneys, abutments, valleys, parapets, dormers and roof penetrations. Its flexibility allows it to be formed around complex details while providing long-lasting weather protection.
Rolled lead sheet is commonly supplied in standard thicknesses ranging from Code 3 through to Code 8. The appropriate code depends on the application, sheet size and detailing requirements.
For the clearest buying experience, roofing lead and rolled lead sheet can be purchased through The Lead Lads® Shop, where available lead products can be browsed by category and ordered online.
Rolled lead sheet used for roofing and building applications should conform to BS EN 12588. Installation and detailing should also follow appropriate leadwork standards and recognised industry guidance.
Yes. Lead can be recovered and recycled repeatedly. Its recyclability, residual value and long potential service life are important characteristics of lead as a roofing material.
Properly specified, detailed and installed leadwork can provide a service life measured in many decades. Actual performance depends on factors including exposure, workmanship, sheet sizing and maintenance.
Yes. The Lead Lads® provide specialist leadwork services as well as operating a dedicated online shop for lead and associated products. Installation enquiries can be made through The Lead Lads website.
