Wet basements can not be used fully and might endanger the building substance. We offer three methods for making basements usable again by applying a new, permanently safe waterproofing: From the outside with polymer-modified thick film sealants, mineral sealing slurries or a cold self-adhesive waterproofing membrane – whereby the entire external wall area is treated and thus protected from water penetration. Alternatively, the waterproofing can be done by installing the external waterproofing from the inside of the basement. This method can also be used at a later point in time, e.g. when a new subbasement is added to a house. In this case, the wall/bottom junction is waterproofed via injection.
The basement is waterproofed from the inside without excavating the soil around the building. This means that the basement is permanently waterproofed without the necessity to do any sort of earthwork. This type of waterproofing can be done even when the
wall has active leakages. The waterproofing against pressurised water is achieved with a special coating system. Furthermore a diffusion-open restoration plaster is applied after successful waterproofing.
This field poses the highest demands on the waterproofing. It must be able to resist the weather, be waterproof and provide a certain structural stability. Also, outside the movements of the construction members are usually comparably large so that it is necessary to use waterproofing systems with high crack bridging capabilities.
Leaking sewage pipes lead in all sewage technological facilities to considerable damages which are often discovered very late. When restoring such damages it is important to react to the different types of damages with waterproofing systems which are specifically adapted to that case. The damage analysis reveals if locally limited waterproofing of the leakage is sufficient or if the entire area has to be protected from acids.
Waterproofing of swimming pools
Waterproofing of pipes, manholes and sewage areas
Wet basements can not be used fully and might endanger the building substance. We offer three methods for making basements usable again by applying a new, permanently safe waterproofing: From the outside with polymer-modified thick film sealants, mineral sealing slurries or a cold self-adhesive waterproofing membrane – whereby the entire external wall area is treated and thus protected from water penetration. Alternatively, the waterproofing can be done by installing the external waterproofing from the inside of the basement. This method can also be used at a later point in time, e.g. when a new subbasement is added to a house. In this case, the wall/bottom junction is waterproofed via injection.
The basement is waterproofed from the inside without excavating the soil around the building. This means that the basement is permanently waterproofed without the necessity to do any sort of earthwork. This type of waterproofing can be done even when the
wall has active leakages. The waterproofing against pressurised water is achieved with a special coating system. Furthermore a diffusion-open restoration plaster is applied after successful waterproofing.
This field poses the highest demands on the waterproofing. It must be able to resist the weather, be waterproof and provide a certain structural stability. Also, outside the movements of the construction members are usually comparably large so that it is necessary to use waterproofing systems with high crack bridging capabilities.
Leaking sewage pipes lead in all sewage technological facilities to considerable damages which are often discovered very late. When restoring such damages it is important to react to the different types of damages with waterproofing systems which are specifically adapted to that case. The damage analysis reveals if locally limited waterproofing of the leakage is sufficient or if the entire area has to be protected from acids.
Waterproofing of swimming pools
Waterproofing of pipes, manholes and sewage areas