Waterproofing SYSTEMS

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Cementitious waterproofing is a rigid waterproofing system made from cement-based compounds mixed with polymers or additives. It is applied as a slurry or coating to concrete and masonry surfaces to prevent water penetration, especially in wet areas and underground structures. 

Membrane waterproofing is a flexible barrier system applied over surfaces to stop water ingress. Its sheet-based and is commonly used on roofs, foundations, basements, and wet areas to provide continuous waterproof protection. 

 TPO is a single-ply thermoplastic roofing membrane made from polypropylene and ethylene-propylene rubber. It is heat-weldable, UV-resistant, and widely used in roofing and exposed waterproofing applications due to its durability and energy efficiency. 

PVC waterproofing membrane is a thermoplastic sheet material reinforced with polyester or fiberglass. It offers excellent chemical resistance, flexibility, and weldable seams, making it suitable for roofs, tunnels, basements, and water-retaining structures. 

Polyethylene waterproofing refers to sheets or films made from polyethylene polymers, typically used as vapor barriers or liners. They provide chemical resistance and low permeability, making them suitable for foundations, slabs, and containment applications. 

Liner is a protective and decorative vinyl layer that lines the walls and floor of your pool, available in various types, patterns, and thicknesses for both above-ground and inground pools.

EPDM is a synthetic rubber waterproofing membrane known for its high elasticity, weather resistance, and long service life. It is mainly used in roofing and exposed waterproofing systems where flexibility and UV resistance are required. 

Bentonite waterproofing systems use natural sodium bentonite clay encapsulated between geotextiles or bonded to membranes. When exposed to water, the clay swells to form a self-sealing, low-permeability barrier, commonly used in below-grade foundations and underground structures. 

Bituminous coating is an asphalt-based waterproofing layer applied as a liquid or mastic to protect concrete and steel surfaces from water and corrosion. It forms a continuous moisture-resistant film widely used in foundations, retaining walls, and buried structures. 

Polyurea is a spray-applied elastomeric waterproofing and protective coating formed by the reaction of isocyanate and amine resins. It cures rapidly, forms seamless membranes, and provides high abrasion, chemical, and water resistance in demanding environments.  

Epoxy tank coating is a two-component resin-based protective lining applied inside tanks to prevent corrosion, chemical attack, and leakage. It forms a hard, impermeable, and chemically resistant barrier suitable for water, fuel, or chemical storage tanks. 

Polyurethane foam is a spray-applied expanding foam that forms a closed-cell insulation and waterproofing layer. It adheres to various substrates, fills gaps, and provides thermal insulation along with moisture resistance, commonly used in roofs and walls.