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Cement containing asbestos usually comes as cement sheeting but can be moulded (sprayed) onto any surface when wet. Be asbestos aware. ...

Moulded asbestos cement roofing accessories include ridge capping, ventilating ridge, skylights and manholes, roof ventilators, flashing, barge moulding, downpipes, guttering....

Cement conduits and cable covers are usually grey, and are hard and brittle. Asbestos cement conduit was widely used in pit and duct systems in Sydney’s central business district. ...

Strip mouldings can have plain or rounded (spigoted) edges, including louvre blades. A round nail may be visible on the strip, usually just above the surface....

Paints containing asbestos look the same as paints without asbestos and can be friable. Be asbestos aware. Find out where they were used. ...

Panels that contain asbestos were usually long, thin timber boards. They were used as weatherboard to clad houses. The boards overlapped horizontally. ...

Downpipes and other plumbing accessories were moulded from asbestos containing materials. Be aware. Use our asbestos checker to find where asbestos may still be....

Roof eaves that meet or overhang the walls of a building were made from non-friable (bonded) asbestos sheeting until the mid 1980s. Signs the asbestos has broken down include discolouration, cracking ...

Asbestos-containing materials can be found in wall and ceiling vents used for ventilation in homes and buildings built before 1990. Be asbestos aware. ...

Rope and packing containing asbestos was used in vehicles, plant and machinery for insulation or heat resistance. Be asbestos aware. ...