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Articles Tagged with ''below grade''

below-grade waterproofing

Below-Grade Waterproofing Warranties

The Common Misperception
Matthew Normandeau
Matthew Normandeau
Paul Sujka
Paul Sujka
Alex Kosis
Alex Kosis
November 13, 2017
The risk of water leakage through below-grade waterproofing systems is an unfortunate reality of foundation construction
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Below Grade Waterproofing

CEU: Below-Grade Waterproofing Systems and Design

Exploring modes of failure and the negative impact of moisture infiltration into a structure
September 7, 2017
A full understanding of the properties, strengths and limitations of various materials is critical to “getting it right” when designing a waterproofing system.
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blind side waterproofing

Blind-Side Below-Grade Waterproofing

Lateral Water Migration, Confining Pressure and Bond Relationships
John Karras
John Karras
Keith Nelson
Keith Nelson
Anthony Nicastro
Anthony J. Nicastro
November 11, 2016
Many blind-side below-grade waterproofing systems include resistance to lateral water migration between the membrane and concrete as part of the manufacturer’s design concept
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Waterproofing Detail: Termination at Foundation

October 3, 2016
This detail is commonly used over below-grade concrete parking structures with stucco above.
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Applying a Self-adhering waterproofing membrane

Guidelines for Proper Waterproofing Design

When selecting a waterproofing system, conservatism is the watchword
John D'Annunzio
May 26, 2014
When selecting a waterproofing system, conservatism is the watchword
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Waterproofing Codes

Waterproofing Codes: Dampproofing

May 26, 2014
An overview on IBC 2012  Section 1805.1 General.
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Case Study: Below-Grade Waterproofing

Composite Waterproofing System Embraces Redundancy for Enhanced Performance
September 27, 2013
University Link Light Rail (U-Link) is an extension to the north of the Sound Transit Link light rail system in Seattle.
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Waterproofing Concrete is Essential

BNP Media Staff
February 3, 2011
There is a common misconception that concrete provides waterproofing capabilities. This supposition has led to moisture infiltration and structural damage with countless buildings. 
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Waterproofing Design Guidelines: Execution

BNP Media Staff
February 4, 2010
Typical design specifications that are prepared in the CSI Master Format include three sections for Division 7: Part 1 - General, Part 2 - Products, and Part 3 - Execution.
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Considerations for Selecting a Below-Grade Waterproofing System

BNP Media Staff
February 28, 2007

When selecting a below-grade waterproofing system, conservatism is the watchword. Remember, you only have the opportunity to do this once! Proper research and due diligence is required to ensure that all below-grade waterproofing issues are properly addressed.


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On-Demand Designing a high-performance building enclosure requires more than just surface-level protection; it demands a rigorous, performance-based mastery of below-grade water and gas mitigation. This discussion will provide an expert-level analysis of below-grade waterproofing within the comprehensive framework of the high-performance building enclosure.

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