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Concrete Waterproofing: A two-fold protecting process we often forget

Concrete Protection concepts for critical infrastructure. The service life of structures depends on various factors, such as their purpose, the materials of construction, the surrounding environment, and—mostly—the degree of maintenance. The definition of expected service life has varied over time. Whereas BS 7543 (1992) defined the ‘normal’ life of a building as 60 years, the

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When Traditional Membranes Fail Repeatedly

Problem-free waterproofing ensured by CWS concrete waterproofing technology Traditional waterproofing membranes have no crack-sealing ability. If the concrete beneath the membrane cracks to any significant degree, the membrane will split, tear away from the surface, and leak permanently. The present project had been repaired twice, once with traditional membranes and once with elastomer waterproofing. It

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