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Selection of a suitable waterproofing system can present a building project team with a baffling array of choices. With dozens of manufacturers and hundreds of products to choose from, there is a formidable amount of data to evaluate in order to make a thorough investigation.
LATICRETE has expanded its best-in-class waterproofing and crack isolation membrane portfolio with the addition of two new products: HYDRO BAN XP and HYDRO BARRIER Plus.
Historically, architects and other designers have often called for a flood test to be carried out on horizontal waterproofing systems when the membrane is under a green roof, wear-course or topping slab where direct inspection of the roof membrane is difficult or impossible
Land Science, a division of REGENESIS announced it will be retiring the Geo-Seal vapor barrier system from its line of popular vapor intrusion mitigation systems.
Garland’s first ever fluid-applied seamless membrane, LiquiTec, forms a virtually impenetrable surface over aged modified bitumen, metal and single-ply roof systems, adding years of waterproofing protection.
During construction, it became apparent that the 215 mm hot rubber membrane specified for a section of precast decking would exceed the clearance needed for the deck doors to open and close
