This Everbuild Exact Gap Expanding Foam is for precise gap filling with minimal expansion, making it perfect for jobs where accuracy matters. The filler is ideal for sealing gaps around pipes, windows, doors, and electrical chases, as well as insulating behind cladding and soffits. The foam expands in a controlled way, reducing waste and mess while ensuring a clean, professional finish. Plus, it can be cut, sawn, or plastered over in just two hours. Its unique safety valve prevents clogging and leaks, making it easy to reuse. It comes in a 750ml quantity.

Key Features

• Seals draught points and gaps around pipes, windows, and doors, while also filling roof tile voids, electrical chases, deep joints, and gaps in walls or floorboards
• Withstands temperatures from -40°C to +80°C long-term, making it suitable for various environments
• The controlled expansion prevents foam from falling onto floors or surrounding areas, reducing mess
• Designed with a unique safety valve to prevent clogging and leaks, ensuring reliable use every time
• Can be cut, sawn, or plastered over in just two hours for faster job completion
• Expands 130%, ensuring accurate application with less excess foam to trim

Technical Information

• Full Load Bearing Stability For A 20mm Bead: 12 Hours
• Chemical Base: Polyurethane
• Tack Free Time: 4-8 Minutes
• Cell Structure: Medium Fine
• Cutting Time: 9-12 Minutes
• Building Material Class: B3
• Quantity: 750ml

Application Instructions

1. Shake the can well around 20 times before use
2. Attach the nozzle applicator securely
3. Always hold the can upside down when applying the foam
4. Fill the gap slightly less than full, as the foam will expand to fill the remaining space
5. If there is any excess foam, remove it while still wet

Storage

• Store this expansion foam filler upright in temperatures between 20°C and 25°C, away from sunlight
• The filler has a shelf life of 15 months when stored correctly
• Store the product as a flammable liquid

Approvals

• DIN 4102, Part 1
• DIN 53530
• DIN 53421
• DIN 53427