New OBEX cavity tray makes installation easier for contractors
14-08-2026 00:23 via constructionenquirer.com

New OBEX cavity tray makes installation easier for contractors

OBEX has launched the new RapidTray cavity tray and DPC system to help contractors and specifiers address increasing pressure around compliance, installation speed and build consistency.
With tightening building safety requirements and growing programme demands, the system is designed to remove uncertainty from cavity tray installation while maintaining high standards of fire and moisture performance.
The new product is a next generation addition to the wide range of construction products offere
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