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Liquid Rubber (Liquid Polyurethane or Liquid PU) is an effective and versatile solution for damp proofing, commonly used in construction to prevent water ingress and moisture-related issues in buildings. Liquid PU creates a seamless, flexible, and highly durable waterproof barrier that adheres well to various surfaces, including concrete, brick, and wood. Popular in the UK for liquid roofing, in this article, we’ll explore the
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) is a synthetic rubber material, highly durable, lightweight and flexible. A high-performance membrane, it is commonly used for roof waterproofing and now damp proofing with EPDM is growing increasingly popular. EPDM has a wide range of benefits when used as a damp proofing solution and we’re here with an overview of its properties and uses. Key properties of EPDM
Installing EPDM for basement tanking (the process of waterproofing a structure below ground) is a critical step to prevent moisture and water ingress. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to install EPDM for basement tanking or visit our damp proofing page to find out more: 1. Preparation Ensure the basement walls and floor are clean, smooth, and free from debris, dust, grease, or