Below is a gallery of photographs, taken during surveys, which show examples of asbestos containing materials.
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Toilet cisterns of this style, can contain asbestos.
Thermoplastic floor tiles, such as shown above, can contain asbestos. Asbestos was also used in the adhesive glue which was used to fit them.
Decorative finishes like this, can contain asbestos
Asbestos roof felt to external store, South Yorkshire.
Asbestos cement, corrugated roof sheets. Usually found to Garages, external stores etc. The fascia board is also asbestos cement.
Asbestos cement roof fillet. The grey board underneath the mortar is asbestos cement. Commonly found on properties until 1999.
Asbestos cement rain goods and gutters.
Asbestos cement water tank, still commonly found in “Pit Houses”, usually in the Attic.
Asbestos cement bath panel.
Asbestos insulating board found as a low-level window panel. Particularly common to CLASP buildings.
Asbestos insulating board (AIB) column claddings/ liners. Found in the Plant Room of a Nottinghamshire Leisure Centre
Asbestos insulating board (AIB) soffit. Also very commonly found and usually either AIB or asbestos cement
Asbestos insulating board (AIB) as a skylight liner. Commonly found in office buildings, colleges, schools etc. of the CLASP era.
Asbestos insulating board (AIB) to an electric cupboard. Found in a traditional terraced property, Netherfield, Nottingham
The boxing around the pipework, right-hand-side of toilet, is asbestos insulating board (AIB). AIB was often used instead of timber or plasterboard during the 1960’s- mid 1980’s
Asbestos insulating board (AIB) used as ceiling panels to a Boiler room. Found to a small estate of residential bungalows, Nottingham.
Asbestos insulating board (AIB) to an external fuse/ electrical cupboard of a domestic property.
Asbestos insulating board (AIB) lining columns or end-cappings. Metal casings have been used to encapsulate them, but the AIB remains within.
Asbestos insulating board (AIB) used to under-line the roof to a Factory, in Nottingham
Asbestos lagging to a boiler
Asbestos rope to flue pipe access.
This is asbestos rope around pipework. Found in the kitchen of a Leicestershire house
Asbestos paper beneath non-asbestos pipework laggings
Asbestos gaskets to pipework
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