Sealants for Bathrooms
Due to humidity build up, bathrooms are prone to extended water exposure. Our sealants for bathrooms are designed to prevent mould growth whilst also providing a long lasting seal. Sealants for bathrooms offer antifungal properties. These properties are great for preventing mould growth and build up. Due to their water resistant nature, they can be used around tiles, sinks, baths and showers. This prevents water from seeping into the floors and walls which can lead to structural damage and rot. Our sealants for bathrooms feature superior water resistance and come in a range of different colours. Some of the colours include clear, white and black.
Sealants for Waterproofing
Over time water can infiltrate between cracks and crevices causing damage to the overall structure of buildings. This can lead to unwanted damage and expensive repairs. Sealants for waterproofing and specially designed to keep the water out, creating a barrier.
- Roofing & Guttering
- Prevents water pooling and leaks.
- Balconies & Terraces
- Prevention against damage caused by weather.
- Swimming Pools & Water Tanks
- Provides a strong watertight seal.
Our waterproof sealants are manufactured with polymers that expand and contract based on temperature changes. This ensures a long lasting hold preventing and gaps or cracks that could be caused overtime.
Sealants for Tiling
When choosing the right sealant for tiling it’s important to prevent any gaps. Gaps in the tiling can allow the water to seep into places it shouldn’t. Whilst the tile may look solid the gaps could still be vulnerable.
Our sealants for tiling prevent cracking in grout lines, whilst also repelling dirt and soap build up. Our sealants are suitable for wet and dry areas and can be used in bathrooms, kitchens and outdoor patios. Typical application would be around sinks, wall tiles and floor tiles in common splashback areas. Sealants for tiling are fantastic for maintaining a waterproof environment whilst creating a long lasting seal.
Sealant on Wood
Due to the nature of wood, it is highly susceptible to rot, moisture damage and warping over time. Our sealants provide several counter measures ensuring your wood looks great for years to come.
- Deep penetration
– Seals porous wood fibres to block water absorption.
- Elasticity
– Moves with natural wood expansion and contraction.
- UV protection
– Prevents sun damage and fading on outdoor wood.
Our sealant for wood can be used in a variety of different settings. Some ideal places include but are not limited to:
- Frames and thresholds
- Wooden Windows
- Decking
- Furniture
When applying sealant for wood, it's important to prepare the surface correctly. The surface should be dry and clean. By sealing the wood correctly, you will extend the lifespan and keep it looking great for years to come.
Sealants FAQs
What is the best sealant for bathrooms?
Our sealants for bathrooms are specially formulated to resist mould and mildew while providing a waterproof barrier. Look for a high-quality silicone-based sealant, as it offers excellent flexibility and adhesion in wet environments.
How long does sealant take to dry?
Drying times vary depending on the product and conditions:
- Touch-dry: 1-2 hours
- Full cure: 24 hours (avoid water exposure during this time)
Fast-cure sealants may dry in as little as 30 minutes.
Can I use sealant on wood?
Yes. Our sealant on wood is designed to protect against moisture damage, preventing warping, rot, and cracks. It's ideal for doors, windows, decking, and outdoor furniture.
How do I clean silicone sealant?
For cleaning silicone sealant, use:
- Mild soap and water for routine cleaning
- White vinegar or rubbing alcohol for stubborn stains
Avoid abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the seal.
What's the difference between waterproof and regular sealant?
Waterproof sealants (like our sealant for waterproofing) are designed to block moisture completely, making them ideal for showers, roofs, and basements. Regular sealants may not provide the same level of water resistance.
Can I paint over sealant?
Some sealants are paintable, but most silicone-based sealants are not. If you need a paintable sealant, look for acrylic or hybrid formulations. Always check the product label before painting.
7. How do I remove old sealant before reapplying?
To ensure a strong bond, remove old sealant by:
- Cutting away loose material with a utility knife
- Using a sealant remover or white spirit for residue
- Cleaning the area thoroughly before applying new sealant