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BBA Approved Products

Promain provide a certified range of BBA Approved paints and coatings from leading manufacturers worldwide. BBA HAPAS products have national approval and certification for innovative products, materials and systems used in highways and the related areas. All HAPAS approvals involve laboratory and road tests, manufacturers site inspection, performance trials and an evaluation of production. Data generated from these key elements are assessed by the BBA’s technical experts and, if acceptable, will form the basis of a draft certificate which will be drawn up and circulated to HiTAC for their comments. Only then will the Certificate be issued. 

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  1. Jotun Hardtop XP
    Jotun Hardtop XP

    A hard wearing top coat for use in aggressive atmospheric exposure. Network Rail approved. Highways Approved Item No 168

    From £87.22 £72.68
  2. Jotun Hardtop HB
    Jotun Hardtop HB

    A hard wearing top coat for use in aggressive atmospheric exposure. Network Rail/Railtrack approved. Highways Approved Item No.169.

    From £102.14 £85.12
  3. Jotun Jotamastic 90 WG Wintergrade
    Jotun Jotamastic 90 WG Wintergrade

    A corrosion, abrasion, chemical and water resistant coating, suitable for interior and exterior use.

    From £73.73 £61.44
  4. Jotun Jotamastic 90 Alu B15
    Jotun Jotamastic 90 Alu B15

    A two component coating for use in atmospheric and immersed environments.

    From £92.98 £77.48
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Since the BBA Approval scheme was launched, highway authorities and manufacturers have benefited from the increased confidence provided by HAPAS Certification. High-friction surfacing, crack sealing, thin surfacing and highway anti-corrosion paints are just some of the product sectors which have been covered under HAPAS Guideline certification, whilst infrared patch repair systems, grouted macadam, manhole raising systems and pervious pavements represent the types of products which have been the subject of one-off assessments.

The forerunner of the BBA, the Agrément Board, was modelled on an arrangement operating in France. The French word agrément translates to "approval".

The British Board of Agrément (BBA) is a construction industry approvals body set up in 1966. Agrément certificates cover 200 different product sectors. The largest of these sectors are insulation and roofing. BBA approvals show compliance with Building Regulations and other requirements, such as installation quality.

The BBA also inspects for the Fenestration Self Assessment Scheme (FENSA), the Federation of Master Builders and for some certificate holders to check that installers demonstrate good practice on site. The BBA also run the Highways Authorities Product Approval Scheme (HAPAS) for Highways England, County Surveyors Society and other agencies in the UK. This is similar to the Agrément Certificate process but applied to highways products.