Waterproofing

Building and Construction

Roof Waterproofing: Protects roofs from rain and leaks using membranes, coatings, or asphalt-based products.
Basement Waterproofing: Prevents water seepage into underground structures using sealants, membranes, or drainage systems.
Foundation Waterproofing: Shields foundations from groundwater intrusion using bituminous or polyurethane coatings.
Bathroom Waterproofing: Ensures bathrooms are leak-proof with cementitious coatings or liquid-applied membranes.
Balcony and Terrace Waterproofing: Prevents cracks and leaks in open spaces using liquid membranes or sheet membranes.

Applications

Waterproofing is a crucial process in construction and industrial applications to protect structures from water damage. Here are common applications and methods of waterproofing:

Infrastructure Projects

Bridges and Tunnels: Protects against water penetration, corrosion, and structural damage using waterproofing sheets or sprays.
Dams and Reservoirs: Ensures water retention and prevents seepage using specialized coatings.
Parking Decks: Protects concrete from water ingress and freeze-thaw damage with polyurethane or epoxy coatings.

Industrial Applications

Storage Tanks: Ensures tanks storing liquids are leak-proof using epoxy or polyurethane liners.
Processing Plants: Waterproofing floors to handle spills, chemicals, and moisture exposure.
Marine Applications: Protects ship hulls, docks, and marine structures from water and salt corrosion.

Specialized Applications

Green Roofs: Incorporates waterproofing layers to protect structures beneath vegetation.
Swimming Pools and Spas: Uses waterproof membranes to ensure water retention and prevent leaks.
Waterproof Clothing: Used in garments to repel water while maintaining breathability, such as Gore-Tex materials.