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waterproofing is used when a surface, seam or joint needs preparation for moisture exposure. This category includes acrylic materials for water-contact areas, waterproofing membranes, underfloor heating, tile and roll coverings.

What waterproofing is used for
  • helping protect substrates from moisture exposure in sanitary and water-contact areas;

  • sealing seams, joints, gaps and connections between building structures;

  • creating a waterproofing layer under tile and roll materials;

  • use in underfloor heating systems when allowed by the specific product instructions;

  • preparing surfaces for further finishing without visible mechanical fastening.

How to choose a waterproofing material
  • for seams, joints and gaps, check materials directly intended for filling these zones;

  • for a membrane under tile or roll materials, recommended layer thickness and drying time matter;

  • for areas with frequent water contact, check the operating conditions of the specific product;

  • for larger areas, choose packaging with regard to coverage rate per square metre;

  • before buying, check colour, material base, application temperature and surface compatibility.

What to check before application
  • the surface should be dry, solid, even and cleaned of dust, dirt, mold, grease and unstable old coatings;

  • porous or weakened substrates should be prepared and primed according to the manufacturer’s recommendations;

  • metal surfaces should be protected against corrosion by a suitable method before application;

  • the material is mixed until uniform and applied with the tool stated on the product card;

  • for membranes and coatings, layer thickness, application direction and drying time should be followed.