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Membrane Waterproofing

A thin covering of water-tight material known as a waterproofing membrane is applied to a surface. It is impossible for water to enter through this continuous layer. For instance, a waterproofing membrane could be installed on a flat terrace above the structural slab and below the finish tiles. By doing this, it will be prevented water will leak into the structural slab. To ensure that water drains into sumps and drains, the filler material must be slanted before installing the tiles and membrane. Puddles have to be avoided at all costs since any water that accumulates as puddles over the tiles is likely to seep into the slab over time.

Membrane waterproofing is a form of waterproofing technique utilized in many different locations, including balconies and flat roofs, to mention a couple. It produces a somewhat sturdy membrane layer of bitumen and polymers that shields that layer from moisture and humidity. This characteristic enables the torch on the membrane to efficiently prevent water from collecting on specific areas of a surface.

Offer:

  • The durability of flexibility, especially in flame-retardant membranes with high filler loads
  • Lengthy-term toughness for a long life span
  • UV and weather resistance that complies with or surpasses relevant industry standards
  • Halogen-free, low-smoke, low-ignitability, and low-fuel load alternatives for fire performance
  • Formulas for a cool roof and light colors that absorb less heat
  • There are several attachment methods, including mechanical, heat-welded, totally adherent, and/or ballasted systems.
  • Cost-effective: Cold liquid is put to deteriorated membranes to restore and lengthen the roof's useful lifetime.
  • Enhanced environmental and sustainability profile: Products made without additional solvent

Applications

  • Basements, underground tanks, etc.
  • Screeds, Mortar, and Render (Plasters)
  • A terrace, a pool, a water tank, a canal, a tunnel, sloped roofs, etc.
  • Plastering exterior walls of residential and commercial buildings