The best Beko silicone cartridges, compared.
Top pick: Beko food silicone 22701, transparent – Highest score: 4.6 from 384 reviews, a stated food-contact duty, and about £15.80. Top pick for a cured food-area joint, not for every job. Best value: Beko Pro4 Premium silver grey – Best value in this set: silver grey Pro4 at about £14.99, the same price as the other unrated Pro4 colours, for everyday window and plastic frames. No star line. Updated 22.10.2026.
Beko silicone is a cartridge from the Beko trade range, not a gasket for a Beko appliance. Shoppers usually need one of four families: neutral-cure for mixed joints and colours, acetate-cure for sanitary work, transparent food line 22701, or grey fire line 22803. You separate them by article family, cure and job. A sound joint is the right chemistry, a clean two-sided bond, and enough depth to move. How the four families differ is set out in the [Beko silicone buying guide](/hub/fillers-adhesives-and-sprays/beko-silicone/sub/beko-silicone-buying-guide). Scores follow the listings and the maker’s sheets. It is not a door gasket or a drum seal for a Beko washing machine or oven. The eight listings split into four families, and the family matters more than the shade. Pro4, article family 224, is the neutral all-rounder for wood, plastic glazing, bathroom and kitchen joints, natural stone and vinyl floors. Family 225, is the sanitary specialist the maker’s joint guide pairs with plumbing. Fire line 22803 is the grey neutral cartridge with a fire-retardant claim. A wood shade of does not turn that tube into a food or fire product.
Beko silicone is a cartridge from the Beko trade range, not a gasket for a Beko appliance.
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What is the bead for?
Food line 22701 is the transparent 310 ml cartridge at £15.80, with 4.6 from 384 ratings, the strongest star line in this set. The bullets describe an acetate-curing sealant, cite Regulation 1935/2004, and say it is taste-neutral after curing, with movement of max. 25% and about 2 mm of cure a day. Reviewers used it on fridge gaskets, a hob gasket, a kettle spout and a dishwasher edge, and one kettle repair was still holding after more than a year. The vinegar smell is the recurring complaint, in one case for almost a week, so you ventilate and wait before food comes near the joint. It let go on a coated trough and at a sink after about a year, and it failed when people used it as glue on garden chairs and a screen. The listing also disagrees with itself, because the bullets say waterproof while the water-resistance attribute says not water resistant, and the sheet says it is not fungicidal, so a clear bathroom joint is the wrong job.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A cured food-area joint, such as a fridge or kitchen seal, once the vinegar smell has gone.
Less suitable: Showers, galvanised or non-ferrous metals, and any repair that needs a structural glue.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the listing say this is a food-contact sealant?
Yes. The bullets cite EU Regulation No. 1935/2004 and a food-law date, and they say the sealant is taste-neutral after curing. The listing does not say it is safe to use against food while it is still wet.
Is the water resistance consistent on the listing?
No. A special feature and the bullets describe it as waterproof, while the attribute Water Resistance Level says Not Water Resistant. Both lines are on the same listing.
What cure does the listing state?
Acetate-curing. The same bullets give a service range of about -50 °C to +180 °C, movement of max. 25%, and a cure of about 2 mm per day.
The listing titled Beko Pro4 universal silicone in black costs £14.90 for 310 ml and shows 4.5 from 542 ratings, the largest review count in this set. Bullets call it neutrally connecting, fungicidal and free of edge-zone discolouration on natural stone, and reviewers who liked it describe a thick bead on parquet edges and beech kitchen touch-ups. The colour record does not match the title: comments mention white, glitter, metallic and anthracite that turned aluminium-silver overnight. The manufacturer field is Cut360 UG, not Beko, and some cartridges arrived past the printed date and would not cure or had already gone hard. One reviewer found it a poor match on maple laminate, and the bead is thicker than a novice expects to tool. Treat the star line as evidence that a cartridge was used, not as proof you will receive black Pro4.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A neutral Pro4-type bead where the exact black shade does not matter.
Less suitable: Any joint that must be black, and anyone who needs the cartridge to match a fresh date and a Beko manufacturer line.
Specifications
Common questions
What colour is the title?
The title and the colour field say black. Reviewers describe white, glitter, metallic and a bead that turned aluminium-silver. Treat the colour as unverified.
Who is named as manufacturer?
The technical details name Cut360 UG, not Beko, even though the title says Beko Pro4. Part number on the listing is 224 10.
Does the listing claim a fungicide?
Yes. A bullet says it comes with fungicide and another says no edge-zone discolouration on natural stone. It also says neutrally connecting and waterproof.
Beko 22510002 is the white PSS Premium sanitary cartridge, 310 ml at £29.99, with 4.5 from 13 ratings. The title is the sanitary range, which is what you want on a bath or basin if you are following Beko’s plumbing line rather than a wood-tone Pro4. The Amazon page does not state cure, fungicide or water resistance, so the acetate chemistry, the XS1 mould class and the shower-proof-after-about-two-hours line live on the maker’s PSS page, not in the basket text. Captured comments are thin: one short positive, and a complaint that two cartridges from the same order did not match in colour. White and pergamon share photograph problems in this set, so the picture is a weak guide, and thirteen ratings is a small sample next to 384 on the food line. At nearly £30 it costs about twice the unrated Pro4 colours, which is a lot if you only needed a general neutral seal.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A white bath, basin or shower joint where you specifically want PSS rather than Pro4.
Less suitable: A tight budget, a food-contact joint, and any job that depends on the photo matching the bead.
Specifications
Common questions
Is this named as sanitary silicone?
Yes. The title is PSS Premium sanitary silicone, colour White, 310 ml, at £29.99.
Does the listing state water resistance?
The white PSS listing does not state a water-resistance level.
How many ratings does the listing show?
The star line is 4.5 from 13 ratings. The captured comments are a short colour note and one brief positive, and neither is marked as a UK review.
Fire protection silicone 22803 is a grey 310 ml cartridge at £21.95, rated 4.4 from 35 reviews. The bullets say fire retardant, DIN 4102 class B1, permanently elastic, weatherproof and neutral-curing, for openings in trade, metalwork and window work. Reviewers used it on a pizza-oven joint and on marble around a fireplace, and one noted that above about 200 °C on the outside of a wood-fired oven the bead browned but still held, which is a user note rather than a design temperature. The maker’s leaflet limits an EI 240 line to joints no wider than 15 mm and no deeper than 10 mm, and Approved Document B still wants fire-stopping that matches the wall or floor. Thirty-five ratings is a modest sample, and another buyer could not yet judge the heat. Buy it for a small non-compartment joint that matches the sheet, not because the title says fire.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A small grey joint where you want the fire-line cartridge and can stay inside the sheet size.
Less suitable: Compartment fire-stopping, food-contact joints, and anyone reading B1 as a building-regulations sign-off.
Specifications
Common questions
What fire claim is printed on the listing?
The bullets say fire retardant and fire protection in accordance with DIN 4102 class B1, for mineral building materials. The listing does not state a UK building-regulations approval.
Which cure does the listing name?
Neutral-curing. The cartridge is grey, 310 ml, part 22803, priced at £21.95.
What did reviewers use it on?
The captured reviews mention a pizza-oven joint and marble on a fireplace. One reviewer wrote that above about 200 °C the bead browned but still held. Those notes are not a temperature rating.
Pergamon PSS Premium, part 22510019, is a 310 ml sanitary cartridge at £29.99 with 3.7 from only two ratings. The title places it in the same PSS family as the white cartridge, and this listing does add a water-resistant attribute that the white page leaves blank. One comment says the colour did not go towards pergamon, which matters because pergamon is a specific sanitary shade, not a generic cream, while the other comment is only a short note about delivery. Two ratings cannot support a £29.99 choice on their own, and Beko’s acetate cure and XS1 claim are not printed on this Amazon title. If the suite is truly pergamon, open the nozzle onto a tile before you commit a whole run. If the joint is only light in colour, silver grey Pro4 at £14.99 is the calmer spend.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A pergamon suite only after you have checked the bead against a tile.
Less suitable: Anyone who needs the shade to be right first time, and anyone comparing it with a well-reviewed cartridge at half the price.
Specifications
Common questions
Is this named as sanitary silicone?
Yes. The title is PSS Premium sanitary silicone, colour Pergamon, 310 ml, at £29.99.
Does the listing state water resistance?
Water resistant is an attribute on the pergamon cartridge.
How many ratings does the listing show?
The star line is 3.7 from 2 ratings. The captured comments are a short colour note and one brief positive, and neither is marked as a UK review.
Silver grey Pro4 Premium, model 224 13EN, is a 310 ml cartridge at £14.99 for door, plastic, window and wood. Grey is the shade most people reach for on uPVC and window frames, and it undercuts the £29.99 PSS listings by about half. The listing has no customer-rating line, so it cannot lean on stars the way the food line’s 4.6 from 384 ratings can. Bullets promise easy dosing and low shrinkage, which is catalogue language rather than a measured joint, and the page does not print the cure type even though Beko describes Pro4 as neutral and fungicidal with about 25% movement. You should not paint it, and you should not treat a window cartridge as a drinking-water or fire-stop seal. Among the three unrated Pro4 colours it is the best-value pick in this set, because the price is the same and grey covers more everyday frames than walnut or medium brown.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Window, door and uPVC joints where silver grey is close enough and you want Pro4 at £14.99.
Less suitable: A specified sanitary colour, food-contact joints, and anywhere you need a reviewed colour match.
Specifications
Common questions
Which Pro4 colour is this cartridge?
The listing colour is Grey, model silver grey 224 13EN, 310 ml, at £14.99.
Which surfaces does the listing recommend?
Door, plastic, window and wood.
Is a star rating shown?
No. This listing has no customer-rating line, so the rating is not available.
The medium brown Pro4 Premium cartridge is a 310 ml paste at £14.99, listed for door, plastic, window and wood under the colour code medium brown/beech/dark oak 224 11EN. You are buying a timber shade of the neutral Pro4 family, not a food or fire chemistry. This amazon.co.uk listing has no customer-rating line, so the bullets about easy smoothing and low shrinkage have no star count behind them. Beko’s own Pro4 pages describe a fungicidal neutral cure and about 25% movement, but those lines are not printed here, and the maker’s pages disagree on tensile strength and the upper temperature. It is not paintable, and it is the wrong tube for a food-contact bead or a compartment fire-stop. At 450 g it is a normal cartridge, so a tight bead still needs a gun and a clean joint.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Timber trim and wood-tone window or door joints where you want Pro4 brown rather than a sanitary specialist.
Less suitable: Food-contact joints, compartment fire-stopping, and any job where you need buyer reviews before you trust the colour.
Specifications
Common questions
Which Pro4 colour is this cartridge?
The listing colour is Brown, model medium brown/beech/dark oak 224 11EN, 310 ml, at £14.99.
Which surfaces does the listing recommend?
Door, plastic, window and wood.
Is a star rating shown?
No. This listing has no customer-rating line, so the rating is not available.
Walnut Pro4 Premium, model 224 24 EN, is a 310 ml cartridge at £14.99, listed for door, plastic, window and wood. The walnut code is the reason to choose it over silver grey or medium brown; the chemistry is still Pro4, not PSS and not the food line. There is no star rating on the listing, so you cannot set it beside the 4.5 from 542 ratings on the unreliable black title. The bullets repeat the same smoothing and shrinkage claims as the other wood-tone pages, while cure and movement stay blank even though manufacturer literature puts movement at about 25% and says not to paint Pro4. A walnut bead on a pale maple floor will show, which is a colour problem rather than a cure problem. Skip it for showers that need a stated sanitary class, and for any joint that has to stay food-contact safe after cure.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Dark timber, walnut furniture edges and wood-tone frames where the 224 walnut code matches.
Less suitable: White or pergamon sanitary joints, food-area beads, and buyers who want a reviewed listing.
Specifications
Common questions
Which Pro4 colour is this cartridge?
The listing colour is Walnut, model walnut 224 24 EN, 310 ml, at £14.99.
Which surfaces does the listing recommend?
Door, plastic, window and wood.
Is a star rating shown?
No. This listing has no customer-rating line, so the rating is not available.
Eight amazon.co.uk listings were scored out of 100. Amazon stars and the review count are worth 40. No star line scores zero on that block. A stated duty, meaning range, cure, food, fire or fungicide, is worth 20. Price against this set is worth 20, so a cartridge near £15 scores above £21.95, which scores above £29.99. Listing faults are worth 20: a colour reviewers say is not the title colour, a manufacturer field that is not Beko, a contradictory water line, fewer than 15 reviews, or a fire class with no UK approval. The highest score is the top pick. Silver grey Pro4 is the best value inside the unrated £14.99 band. This is not a lab test. Prices are the amazon.co.uk shelf prices on 19 October 2026.
Amazon stars and review count
40%The star line and the number of ratings on the amazon.co.uk listing. A missing star line scores zero on this block. A large count outweighs a high score from a handful of ratings. The figures are the listing totals, not a confirmed UK-only panel.
Stated duty
20%Whether the listing itself names the range, the cure, a food-contact claim, a fire claim or a fungicide. A wood-tone title does not count as a food or fire duty.
Price against this set
20%Shelf price in GBP against the other seven cartridges. About £15 scores higher than £21.95, which scores higher than £29.99. This is not a census of every 310 ml silicone on amazon.co.uk.
Listing faults
20%Points come off for a colour reviewers say is not the title colour, a manufacturer field that is not Beko, contradictory water attributes, a review count under 15, and a fire class presented without UK approval.
Pick the family first, then the cure, then the colour code. Pro4 is the neutral all-rounder, PSS is the sanitary range, 22701 is the food line and 22803 is the fire line. A matching shade does not change the chemistry. Read the date on the cartridge, and do not treat a missing star line as a hidden five-star score.
Beko silicone in this comparison means a 310 ml cartridge from the Beko trade range on amazon.co.uk. It is not a door gasket or a drum seal for a Beko washing machine or oven. The eight listings split into four families, and the family matters more than the shade. Pro4, article family 224, is the neutral all-rounder for wood, plastic glazing, bathroom and kitchen joints, natural stone and vinyl floors. PSS, family 225, is the sanitary specialist the maker’s joint guide pairs with plumbing.
Beko silicone here is a trade cartridge. It is not a door seal or a drum gasket for a Beko washer or oven. Check the article family, 224, 225, 22701 or 22803, before you add it to the basket.
Listing B003NEU9MO is titled black and shows 4.5 from 542 reviews. Reviewers describe white, glitter, metallic and silver, and the manufacturer field is Cut360 UG. Use it only where the exact black shade does not matter.
DIN 4102 class B1 on fire line 22803 is not sign-off under Approved Document B. The maker’s EI 240 line depends on a joint no wider than 15 mm and no deeper than 10 mm. Compartment fire-stopping is a job for a professional.
Buy the family before the shade. Pro4, code 224, is the neutral all-rounder: the UK page names pentanone oxime, a fungicide, about 25% movement, and use on wood, plastic glazing, bathroom and kitchen joints, natural stone and vinyl. It is not paintable, and tar or bitumen are poor matches. PSS, code 225, is the sanitary specialist. The maker’s PSS page adds an acetate cure, a fungicide, shower-proof after about two hours, and EN 15651-3 class XS1.
The sheets state about 25% movement. Tool the bead before a skin forms. A backer rod stops the seal bonding to the back of the joint, so it grips the two flanks only. Beko’s 1 mm line is that flank contact, not a 1 mm joint depth. Acrylic baths are called out for primer on the Pro4 pages. Colour is the 224 code on a Pro4 cartridge, not a guess from the photograph. White and pergamon PSS share photo problems in this set, and one pergamon comment said the shade was not pergamon.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You are resealing a fridge, a hob gasket or a similar kitchen joint and you can ventilate the vinegar smell. Beko food silicone 22701 is the top pick at about £15.80, with 4.6 from 384 reviews and a Regulation 1935/2004 claim. It is not fungicidal, so skip it for a shower.
You want a general grey bead on a window, door or plastic frame at the low Pro4 price. Silver grey Pro4 Premium is the best value at about £14.99. The listing has no star line, and it does not print cure or fungicide. It is not a sanitary colour match.
You want the PSS sanitary range on a white bath or basin, not a wood-tone Pro4. White PSS Premium is about £29.99, with 4.5 from 13 reviews. The Amazon title omits acetate cure and XS1. Check the bead against a tile before a long run.
The top pick is Beko food silicone 22701 at about £15.80. It is a transparent 310 ml acetate-curing cartridge, with a Regulation 1935/2004 claim on the listing, movement stated at 25%, and 4.6 from 384 amazon.co.uk reviews. It suits a cured food-area joint once the vinegar smell has gone. It is not fungicidal, and the same listing both says waterproof and not water resistant. The best value is Pro4 Premium silver grey at about £14.99, for door, plastic, window and wood, with no star line. A wood shade of Pro4 is not a food or fire cartridge, and DIN 4102 B1 on the fire line is not approval under Approved Document B.
Beko food silicone 22701, transparent
Highest score: 4.6 from 384 reviews, a stated food-contact duty, and about £15.80. Top pick for a cured food-area joint, not for every job.
Beko Pro4 Premium silver grey
Best value in this set: silver grey Pro4 at about £14.99, the same price as the other unrated Pro4 colours, for everyday window and plastic frames. No star line.
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