The strength of any installation often comes down to the components you don’t see – reliable fixings and fasteners are what hold everything together. For contractors and merchants, choosing high-quality fixings such as screws, pins and nails, isn’t just about product preference; it’s about reducing risk, meeting compliance standards and delivering reliable outcomes for clients. Below, we explore five ways quality fixings directly impact safety and reliability across construction projects. 1. Ensuring Structural Integrity and

Elevating Quality Standards in Specialist Fixings and Fasteners Manufacturing SEAC Ltd, the established family-owned British manufacturer with over a century of expertise, is pleased to announce its successful re-certification to the ISO 9001:2015 Management Quality Standard following a recent audit. This latest achievement reaffirms SEAC’s long-standing commitment to excellence in quality management, process consistency and customer-focused operations. As a trusted UK supplier of specialist fixings, fasteners and roofing solutions, including the market-leading POLYTOPS® polymer-headed fasteners, CON-SERT® concrete insert

In the construction industry, especially for external building elements like uPVC fascias, soffits, cladding, and roofline trims, the smallest components often make the biggest difference in long-term durability and aesthetics. Fixings might be barely visible once installed, but if they corrode, degrade, or fail to hold, the consequences, such as rust stains, loose boards, and costly repairs, become glaringly obvious. Imagine a newly installed fascia suddenly displaying unsightly rust streaks just weeks after installation. This

We’re pleased to announce the launch of the new SEAC Product Brochure, bringing together our full range of fixing, fastening, and roofing solutions in one easy-to-use guide. Designed for builders, installers, merchants, and specifiers, the brochure includes: POLYTOPS® coloured fasteners in A4 stainless steel CON-SERT™ fixing screws for concrete, masonry, and multi-purpose applications WRAPTOR™ breathable roofing membranes, BBA approved and BS 5534 compliant A full range of accessories, including packers and wall plugs The brochure

With so many building regulations, sustainability goals, environmental considerations, plus demand for high-quality products with outstanding performance, roofing suppliers and retailers are under continuous pressure to stock the best products that meet these high standards. As a trusted UK-based manufacturer, the SEAC team strongly believes that 2025 represents a great opportunity for retailers to engage with experienced and trusted UK roofing and fixing manufacturers with full control over their supply, certification, and technical support to

SEAC Ltd are proud to reveal our new brand identity and accompanying website: www.seac.co.uk. We’ve kept the same name that our customers know and love, and given it a fresh look to celebrate our 100 years of heritage and the modern quality for which our products are known. With ongoing changes in the UK construction landscape, this as an exciting time for our business. And our new brand identity demonstrates our commitment to renewed investment

SEAC and Selco Builders Warehouse are pleased to have joined forces in a new partnership. The move will see SEAC’s products being made available to the wider trade community through Selco’s 75 branches across the UK. SEAC and Selco share a long and rich history, having both originated as small family-run businesses in the Midlands over 100 years ago. Today, as nationally recognised brands, the companies retain that original entrepreneurial ethos, building trust and confidence

SEAC Ltd is pleased to introduce our new UK Sales Manager, Steve Roe. Steve joined SEAC in late 2024, taking over from Barry Clarke who retired after 40 years with the company. Bringing extensive sales & account management experience from 15+ years in the UK Bathrooms Industry, Steve joins us at an exciting time as we continue to innovate and evolve to meet new challenges and growth opportunities in the UK construction industry. Steve has