Wet Area Waterproofing System
Refers to the process of making specific areas in a building resistant to water penetration. These areas typically include bathrooms, showers, laundries, terrace and sanitary compartments. The goal is to prevent water damage to structural components and ensure a healthy living environment. Waterproofing systems are installed to keep water within designated wet areas and exclude it from non-water-resistant building elements.
The bituminous waterproofing membranes are used to waterproof concrete substrate. It comes in rolls of different lengths and thicknesses. As the rolls are installed using blowtorches, one must use fire precautions and all safety measures against fire burns.
Is a two-component modified acrylic polymer-based cementitious waterproofing coating system, which on mixing and hardening provides an excellent water-resistant barrier. It offers excellent resistance to both positive and negative pressures
Polyurethane Coating is a reactive moisture-curing one-component coating also a kind of polymer waterproof coating which is widely used for floor waterproofing and wall waterproofing works and many other civil engineering waterproofing and industrial waterproofing
Combines the waterproofing benefits of bitumen with the elongation and crack bridging benefits of rubber latex. The result is a durable flexible membrane for all water proofing applications. Curing and waterproofing can be completed in one application.
