Dunlop Pro Rapid Waterproofing
• Multi-purpose use, suitable for all under tile applications. A waterproofing bond breaker is designed Waterproofing Membranes for Wet Areas to allow normal building movement to be accommodated by a waterproofing membrane. We also have cementitious 2 part membranes that eliminate the need for reinforcement layers, thus saving application time and mess. Depending on the area to be waterproofed, our range includes ready-to-use acrylic and polyurethane membranes that can be applied directly out of the pai
TREMseal Bandage is a TPE flexible sealing tape, is thin and extra-tough elastic strip with considerable longitudinal and lateral extension. TREMproof Torch 4000M is a 4mm thick, APP modified bituminous torch applied waterproofing membrane which is polyester spunbond, with glass filament reinforcement. TREMproof 260 is a polymer-enhanced, single component, fluid-applied, bitumen emulsion, waterproofing membrane.
Tremco Xylol
TREMproof Torch Bitumen Primer is a solvent based modified bitumen primer designed to assist with adhesion of the TREMproof Torch and TREMproof 560A membranes to the substrate. TREMproof 250GC is a rapid curing, high solids, low VOC, moisture cure modified polyurethane waterproofing membrane that can be applied to "Green" (24 hour old) concrete. Polyurethane membranes cure to form an elastic waterproof seal that is free of seams to prevent moisture or water to leach into the surface. Cementitious waterproofing membrane has great adhesion to concrete, cement rendered masonry and fibre-cement sheet, and provides a uniform colour and texture similar to mortar. Vulkem NEM Plus is an Australian made single component, moisture curing, high tensile strength and tough curing polyurethane membran
The objective of the Australian Standard for waterproofing is to provide a consistent and reliable approach to both the materials used and the design and installation of external waterproofing membrane systems. These Australian Standards were created to provide recommendations which, when followed, ensure both the materials (AS 4654.1) which is the waterproofing membrane and the design and application (AS 4654.2) of the membrane provide a reliable and consistent result. Compliance with regulatory requirements, suitability for use, and proper curing are all essential factors to consider when selecting and installing a waterproofing membrane. It is important that the correct membrane is selected for each application, a one size fits all approach is never appropriate when it comes to the selection and specification of waterproofing membranes. The inherent properties of a membrane play a crucial role in determining its overall effectiveness and suitability for use for the proposed application. It is important to take proactive measures to ensure that your building remains in good condition and to prevent any water-related damage from occurrin
Wolfin Membranes Australia issues a single point warranty on both the materials and the workmanship / application. The application of Wolfin is fully controlled and inspected by Projex Group – this is why Wolfin outperforms other waterproofing systems. A reliable system of waterproofing to the external surfaces of a building is designed to prevent the ingress of water. As mentioned above, there are 5 main groups of waterproofing membrane systems and each of these groups require different approaches depending on a number of factors as well as the installation requirements. There are many significant factors that need to be considered with regards to the design and installation of the waterproofing membrane. The Australian Standard considers and sets out the requirements (based on scientific testing) of the material properties of different types of waterproofing membranes.
CSIRO / APAS Specification AP-S4003 Waterproofing Membranes For Wet Are
Implementing these standards requires a comprehensive understanding of waterproofing principles and a commitment to quality in every aspect of the design and installation process. These practices not only safeguard the structure against potential water damage but also contribute to the overall durability and safety of the building. Adequate drainage solutions are a fundamental aspect of any successful external waterproofing strategy, playing a critical role in managing water runoff and preventing accumulation. Addressing these vulnerabilities is essential for maintaining the waterproofing system’s integrity. Penetrations through the waterproofing membrane, such as those for pipes, cables, and other utilities, represent potential weak points where water ingress can occur.
This may seem like a simple concept, however the many applications and designs of the external areas of buildings – roofs, balconies, decks, planter boxes, etc… make this concept hugely complex. The system should be designed in advance of the works commencing and the application installed with care and detail to ensure absolute water tightness. All of the above factors must be considered, and the materials installed in a way that will not compromise the integrity of the waterproofing system. It is therefore very important to know the requirements of the intended waterproofing area & to ensure the materials are fit for the purpose they’re being installed onto. Waterproofing Membranes for Wet Areas Selecting the right waterproofing membrane is crucial for protecting your building against water damage and ensuring the safety and well-being of its occupants. By ensuring that your building has adequate waterproofing, you can help to protect your property and ensure that it remains safe and healthy for all occupant
• Multi-purpose use, suitable for all under tile applications. A waterproofing bond breaker is designed Waterproofing Membranes for Wet Areas to allow normal building movement to be accommodated by a waterproofing membrane. We also have cementitious 2 part membranes that eliminate the need for reinforcement layers, thus saving application time and mess. Depending on the area to be waterproofed, our range includes ready-to-use acrylic and polyurethane membranes that can be applied directly out of the pai
TREMseal Bandage is a TPE flexible sealing tape, is thin and extra-tough elastic strip with considerable longitudinal and lateral extension. TREMproof Torch 4000M is a 4mm thick, APP modified bituminous torch applied waterproofing membrane which is polyester spunbond, with glass filament reinforcement. TREMproof 260 is a polymer-enhanced, single component, fluid-applied, bitumen emulsion, waterproofing membrane.
Tremco Xylol
TREMproof Torch Bitumen Primer is a solvent based modified bitumen primer designed to assist with adhesion of the TREMproof Torch and TREMproof 560A membranes to the substrate. TREMproof 250GC is a rapid curing, high solids, low VOC, moisture cure modified polyurethane waterproofing membrane that can be applied to "Green" (24 hour old) concrete. Polyurethane membranes cure to form an elastic waterproof seal that is free of seams to prevent moisture or water to leach into the surface. Cementitious waterproofing membrane has great adhesion to concrete, cement rendered masonry and fibre-cement sheet, and provides a uniform colour and texture similar to mortar. Vulkem NEM Plus is an Australian made single component, moisture curing, high tensile strength and tough curing polyurethane membran
The objective of the Australian Standard for waterproofing is to provide a consistent and reliable approach to both the materials used and the design and installation of external waterproofing membrane systems. These Australian Standards were created to provide recommendations which, when followed, ensure both the materials (AS 4654.1) which is the waterproofing membrane and the design and application (AS 4654.2) of the membrane provide a reliable and consistent result. Compliance with regulatory requirements, suitability for use, and proper curing are all essential factors to consider when selecting and installing a waterproofing membrane. It is important that the correct membrane is selected for each application, a one size fits all approach is never appropriate when it comes to the selection and specification of waterproofing membranes. The inherent properties of a membrane play a crucial role in determining its overall effectiveness and suitability for use for the proposed application. It is important to take proactive measures to ensure that your building remains in good condition and to prevent any water-related damage from occurrin
Wolfin Membranes Australia issues a single point warranty on both the materials and the workmanship / application. The application of Wolfin is fully controlled and inspected by Projex Group – this is why Wolfin outperforms other waterproofing systems. A reliable system of waterproofing to the external surfaces of a building is designed to prevent the ingress of water. As mentioned above, there are 5 main groups of waterproofing membrane systems and each of these groups require different approaches depending on a number of factors as well as the installation requirements. There are many significant factors that need to be considered with regards to the design and installation of the waterproofing membrane. The Australian Standard considers and sets out the requirements (based on scientific testing) of the material properties of different types of waterproofing membranes.
CSIRO / APAS Specification AP-S4003 Waterproofing Membranes For Wet Are
Implementing these standards requires a comprehensive understanding of waterproofing principles and a commitment to quality in every aspect of the design and installation process. These practices not only safeguard the structure against potential water damage but also contribute to the overall durability and safety of the building. Adequate drainage solutions are a fundamental aspect of any successful external waterproofing strategy, playing a critical role in managing water runoff and preventing accumulation. Addressing these vulnerabilities is essential for maintaining the waterproofing system’s integrity. Penetrations through the waterproofing membrane, such as those for pipes, cables, and other utilities, represent potential weak points where water ingress can occur.
This may seem like a simple concept, however the many applications and designs of the external areas of buildings – roofs, balconies, decks, planter boxes, etc… make this concept hugely complex. The system should be designed in advance of the works commencing and the application installed with care and detail to ensure absolute water tightness. All of the above factors must be considered, and the materials installed in a way that will not compromise the integrity of the waterproofing system. It is therefore very important to know the requirements of the intended waterproofing area & to ensure the materials are fit for the purpose they’re being installed onto. Waterproofing Membranes for Wet Areas Selecting the right waterproofing membrane is crucial for protecting your building against water damage and ensuring the safety and well-being of its occupants. By ensuring that your building has adequate waterproofing, you can help to protect your property and ensure that it remains safe and healthy for all occupant