Some of the latest work from our Waterproofing Division. This new build project near Abergavenny in South East Wales included a semi-basement level that required waterproofing to protect it against water ingress from the ground.
Over recent times, Protectahome has been involved in a number of remedial waterproofing projects that have involved failed Type C Cavity Drain Membrane Systems installed by others.During our investigations and subsequent remedial works, the issue of Free Lime in Type C Systems has become overtly apparent as a major cause of waterproofing failure. As such, we have decided to publish some of our findings and recommendations in light of these recent projects.
Explanation and description of Types of Waterproofing Systems identified within BS8102:2009. Type A, Type B and Type C Systems.
The new visitor and watersports centres at Llandegfedd Reservoir have been highly commended by the RIBA Journal Magazine for the MacEwan Award.
We have today published a new case study detailing our Deck Waterproofing work at a Residential Care Home in Swansea, West Wales.
This Autumn has been a very productive period for our Waterproofing Division with Cavity Drain Membrane Installations in particular making good progress across the UK.
Protectahome's Waterproofing Division recently undertook specialist product training using a new Deck Waterproofing Liquid Membrane.
The Grade II listed building is being converted into over 450 student accommodation units for nearby Aston University. As part of the waterproofing, Protectahome installed over 5000m2 of cavity drain membrane to the 1.7 acre site.
Protectahome has completed structural waterproofing installation at Birmingham’s former central fire station at Lancaster Circus. The former fire station is being converted to student accommodation for Aston University and will house over 450 student rooms when complete.
Protectahome technicians have this week started structural waterproofing work on a luxury housing project in Nottinghamshire.
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