With stunning views of the famous Hennops River in Centurion Pretoria, Westend Office Park is the ideal offices surrounded by tranquil parks and lush greenery. Both CWS Admix and CWS100 were chosen, as a double safety measure, to protect the exposed concrete areas, such as concrete rooftop and areas of heavy loads on the rooftops […]
Slip – resistance and other perks, up our sleeve Eton Properties is an empowered organization, with a culture anchored on integrity and characterized by passion for excellence – a perfect reason why they chose CWS; to safeguard their legacy of integrity and passion for excellence. CWS100® is highly recommended for carparks, as it not only
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The client had to be certain that there was no leakage of water into the carpark. CWS100® is the only product that seals cracks in the concrete up to 2.2mm, forms a barrier inside the concrete, which waterproofs and protects the concrete for the life of the structure and self-heals in future, if opportunity calls
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Rooftop waterproofing with CWS100 A Testament of long-standing value: IEE’s newly inaugurated office building serves as a “gift” to the next corporate life of the vertical-lift company. Fitted with new facilities, a showroom and an Escalator Training Facility, the building stands to house IEE’s employees for the next generations. CWS100® was chosen the waterproofing product
Car park waterproofing with CWS100 This new condominium in Johor Bahru, houses a TNB electric power room at the ground floor and a car park on the 1st floor. Several cracks had appeared on the new construction and the owner was worried for water tightness and also protection of the concrete against wear from vehicles
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CWS Admix integral waterproofing admixture used for the below ground waterproofing of Paraguayan project. Football arrived to Paraguay in the late 1800s. It was first introduced in Paraguay by Dutchman William Paats, who moved from the Netherlands to Asunción (the capital of Paraguay) in 1888. At first only practiced by the local “elite”, it soon
