Waterproofing

The concrete deck is prone to water ingress, water may drip through cracks or other surfaces, which may inevitably decay the surrounding area. In...

Water ingress in buildings can cause significant impact on structural and safety issues. The source can be external, such as rainwater, leaky roof water...

Hydrophilic waterstops are installed in concrete structures to prevent water from leaking from or into joints by swelling when in contact with water and...

The trend for outdoor living has led to a demand for external balconies, green roofs and podia. The areas can be aesthetically pleasing, and...

Roofs, podia & balconies place very high demands on the waterproofing material used, particularly in areas where there are residential buildings, underlying offices, or...

The foundation of a building is directly exposed to moisture from the subsoil. That is why it is necessary to seal the ground and...

Waterproofing is crucial in protecting a building and ensuring that the structure is usable for generations yet it is the most neglected process. The...

Concrete expands and shrinks causing cracks under high or low temperatures causing water seepage. Construction defects, the existence of critical points for waterproofing or...

Basements are often fully or partially exposed to the surrounding soil and groundwater, resulting in specific exposure and stress from the prevailing permanent or...

Water ingress often finds its way into a building; whether it’s through a seam or join in materials, or through the deterioration of fabrics...