Chain link fencing is made from zig-zagged wire such that the zigs in one length of wire catch around the zags in the next. It has four basic elements: fabric, framework, fittings, and gates. It comes in a wide range of qualities, colors, sizes, and types. The most common protective coating for chain-link fence is zinc. It is ideal for enclosing residential spaces and keeping small animals contained.

Channel protection systems offer flexible, durable protection within defined roughness and stability. Single or multi-layer protection systems are configured to meet a wide range of structural and hydraulic requirements.

Chemical Resistant Mortar is used for bonding chemical-resistant brick or tile. It has an intimate mixture of liquid resin and a powder in proper proportion is mixed at ordinary temperature to form trowel able mortar that subsequently hardens.

Chimney flashing, which is usually made of copper or aluminum, seals the joint between the chimney and the roof. It protects the joint against leakage from rain or melting snow. If constructed properly, it accommodates slight movement between the chimney and the roof. Flashing a chimney requires several components. First is the base flashing, which is installed on the lower vertical face of the chimney. It covers the front and wraps around the chimney sides. Then it comes the step flashing, which is bent up along the side of the chimney. This is covered by the cap or counter flashing, which is set into the chimney mortar joints and bent over the step flashing. The counter flashing may follow each individual mortar joint and step its way down the side of the chimney, or it may be set into a groove cut in the chimney side called a reglet. The advantage of using the reglet is that it allows a single piece of counter flashing.

Cladding sheets are applied for cladding of all kinds of facades. These are applicable facade cladding of many widely different types of buildings, large as well as small, alone or in combination with other materials. These give durable solutions for industrial production halls and in the open landscape as well as in densely built-up areas. These are generally made from cement, fine sand and cellulose, with a textured coating applied and painted after the sheets are installed onto the walls.