Our Delivery Services Explained

Sending orders placed online

Building Plastics (Wales) Ltd deliver all over the UK and Ireland using our own vehicles and specialist courier companies. Our aim is to dispatch all orders received before 2pm the same working day (Mon-Fri) on a overnight delivery service. Any orders placed after this time, will be dispatched the following working day. If you require your order sooner and have missed our deadline please contact us on 01495 221630 and we will do our very best to help you out. We also provide a same day delivery service within 20 miles of our depot subject to demand.

Our Delivery Methods Explained

Local Deliveries
Orders within 10 miles of our depot will be delivered FREE OF CHARGE for a list of areas please see our delivery information chart

Small Items
These are items below 1 metres in length. For example, Loft Doors, Fittings, Dry Verge Units etc. If you require items that we would be able to send through the standard royal mail, please phone us on 01495 221630 and we will be happy to take your order over the telephone. We are able to send items in the royal mail all over the UK at a low cost.

Items Below 3 metres in length
These are items below 3 metres in length but above 1.5 metres. For example Skirting Boards, Interior wall cladding, shower panels et c

Items Above 5 metres in length
These are any items above items above 3 metres in length.

• To position the running outlet accurately, hold a plumb line against the fascia directly over the drain.

• Mark the position on the fascia with a pencil.

• Fit the outlet no more than 50mm below the level of the roof tiles.

• Fit a fascia bracket just below the top of the fascia board at one end of the run of guttering (opposite end of the outlet)

• Tie a plumb line (string) around the base of the bracket.

• Stretch the plumb Line from the bracket along the fascia board and tie it to the outlet.

• Using a spirit level, check that there is a fall towards the outlet (1.350 is recommended) to encourage water to drain efficiently.

• Mark the position of the fascia brackets, spacing them no more than 800mm apart (600mm in areas of heavy snowfall) and no more than 150mm from any angle or stopend.

• Fix the rest of the fascia brackets

RECOMMENDED: Use two 25mm brass or zinc screws when fitting fascia brackets.

• Cut the last section of gutter to fit using a hacksaw and fit a stopend.

• Starting at the outlet, fit the first length of gutter using the �back to front� rule (see below).

• Fit a union bracket at the other end of the first length and screw it into the fascia, then fit the next length of gutter into it.

• Continue joining lengths.

• Make sure all joints line up with the insertion depth marked in the fittings.

�Back to Front� Rule: Tilt the gutter to fit under the back clip and snap in at the front.

• Hold a downpipe clip centrally over the line and mark the fixing holes on the wall with a pencil.

• Repeat down the wall, spacing pipe clips no more than 1.8m apart.

• Drill the fixing holes.

RECOMMENDED: Use wall plugs when fitting pipe clip screws to ensure that the application is secure.

• Working from the top downwards, install the downpipe. If additional lengths of downpipe are required, join using a socket and pipe clip

• Leave a 10mm gap between the end of the pipe and the bottom of the pipe socket to allow for expansion.

• Fix a pipe clip over the joint.

• Fit the pipe clips to the downpipe and screw them into the wall.

RECOMMENDED: Secure pipe/socket clips with two 30mm screws.

• Fit the shoe at the bottom of the downpipe so that it directs water into the drain, if required.

• Secure the joint with a pipe clip.