Liquid Membrane Waterproofing
What is Liquid Membrane Waterproofing?
Waterproof membrane comes in liquid form, which can be applied with various method such as roller, brush or spray. It dries up and forms a flexible and blocked membrane which protects the screed from water.
- 5 Years Warranty
- Ideal For Conseal System & Expose System
- Easier to Install
- Color Option Available
- Various Product Range For Different Application
(cementitious waterproofing, Waterbase Acrylic waterproofing, PU waterproofing , bituminous waterproofing)
Advantages of using Liquid Membrane Waterproofing
UV Resistance
Liquid membrane can create a protective surface to withstand degradation caused by exposure to ultraviolet light
Quality Application
Liquid membrane provides seamless application so that there are no dirty groove lines and can also be coldly applied
Colour Options
Available in different colours depending on the manufacturer therefore you can decide the colour of your choice
High Elasticity
Elasticity of liquid membrane can provide good adhesion to the surface, therefore having better durability to prevent cracks
Application Methods
Can use various application methods, by using spray gun it will increase the speed and also consistency of the membrane
Application Process of Liquid Membrane
A liquid waterproofing membrane is essential for protecting many building structures. These flexible membranes are hand or spray applied onto surfaces such as balconies, podium decks and green roofs.
STEP 01
The affected area is ensured to be clear from dirt, dry and clean. The contractor will then apply a layer of liquid waterproofing membrane on the clean surface.
STEP 02
Such as joints, corners, and changes in plane, embed reinforcing materials like fiberglass or polyester fabric to strengthen these vulnerable areas.
STEP 03
Apply multiple coats as recommended by the manufacturer. Allow each layer to dry before applying the next. This builds up the required thickness and enhances the effectiveness of the waterproofing.
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