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Waterproofing System
What Do We Need Waterproofing System?
When a building is built, it is intended to last for a pretty long time before having to go through renovations. However, reparations may need to occur within a short period due to weather conditions that damage the building. In order to minimise on the costs of reparations, a one-time application of a waterproofing system is a good investment.Why Waterproof?
Some benefits of waterproofing include:- Prevents water from seeping in through cracks
- Protects the structural integrity of the building
- Prevents damages from rapid temperature changes
- A one-time cost at minimal resource wastage
- Increases the service life of the building
What needs to be waterproofed?
For most buildings, the following areas are recommended to be waterproofed.- Roof (flat roof, slope roof, tile roof, metal roof, etc)
- Basement
- Foundation
- Walls
- Bathrooms (including toilets & showers)
- Kitchen
- Balconies
- Terrace
- Gardens
- Water Tank
- Planter
- Lift Pits or Sunken Area
- Swimming Pools, Wet Pool, Sauna, Jacuzzi
- Drains
What are the available Waterproofing Systems?
Some of the most common waterproofing methods are;-- Cementitious Waterproofing
- Integral waterproofing. Additions of chemical into concrete mixture allow better resistance to water.
- Acrylic liquid applied Waterproofing Membrane
- Torch on waterproofing membrane
- Polyurethane liquid applied waterproofing membrane
- Bituminous Membrane
- EPDM membrane or Synthetic rubber waterproofing
- Bituminous modified waterproofing membrane
- TPO Sheet waterproofing membrane
- PVC waterproofing membrane
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