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Torch On Membrane

Worker using a torch to apply torch-on bitumen membrane on a roof for waterproofing purposes

A waterproofing substance called torch-on membrane is composed of modified bitumen and strengthened with layers of polyester or fiberglass. A blowtorch is used to apply it, heating the membrane’s underside to firmly adhere it to the surface. A smooth, impenetrable barrier that is extremely resilient to water, UV radiation, and harsh weather conditions is produced by this method. Torch-on membranes provide dependable, long-lasting protection and are frequently used for foundations, balconies, and flat roofs.

Liquid WaterProofing

Shiny waterproofing layer applied to an interior floor, providing a protective and sealed surface

A contemporary and efficient technique for shielding surfaces from water damage is liquid waterproofing. It entails the application of a liquid-based coating that solidifies into a smooth, pliable, and long-lasting waterproof barrier. Liquid waterproofing conforms to various surfaces and offers durable protection against leaks, cracks, and weather-related damage, making it appropriate for roofs, balconies, basements, and other structures.

Bitumen Waterproofing

Roof sealing material on a residential home to protect against water damage and improve durability

Made from refined crude oil, bitumen is a multipurpose, long-lasting substance that is frequently used in waterproofing and building. It is frequently used in sealing, road surfacing, and roofing applications because of its well-known adhesive and waterproof qualities. Bitumen is a crucial component for building sturdy and dependable waterproof barriers in a variety of constructions because of its exceptional resistance to water, weather, and environmental wear.

Sealing

Close-up of bitumen waterproofing layer being applied on roof surface to provide durable water protection

Applying sealants or coatings to surfaces to stop water intrusion and guard against leaks is known as basic sealing waterproofing. This technique, which produces a water-resistant barrier, is commonly applied to joints, fissures, and porous surfaces. Basic sealing waterproofing is an affordable way to improve durability and shield buildings from water damage. It’s perfect for places like windows, outside walls, kitchens, and bathrooms.

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