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Protecting roof trusses

Published:  17 July, 2019

As part of ongoing work to replace roof trusses in a Potash Storage Shed, A-V Dawson, a Middlesbrough based freight-logistics provider reports it has again used WINN & COALES (DENSO) Steecoat 100 SystemTM to protect the roof trusses from the aggressive materials being stored in the shed.

The company says historical experience has proven that by applying Denso Hitack PrimerTM , Denso Hi-Tack TapeTM with an outerwrap of Denso self-adhesive PVC TapeTM to the roof trusses prior to installation, greatly enhances the life expectancy of the roof in the aggressive dusty atmosphere.

A-V Dawson, founded on Teeside, Middlesbrough in 1938, is a freight-logistics provider operating a diverse range of haulage, warehousing and railhead facilities.

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