Damp Proof Membrane
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Make damp floors a thing of the past with Damp Proof Membrane. While traditional solutions require the surface to be completely dry before it can be overcoated, it is not needed with our solution. It’s combination of cement, synthetic resins and special additives mean it’s long lasting and can be used on dry, damp and wet surfaces without it lifting.
Dries in 16 hours
Covers 4-5m2 per 10kg
Strong enough to drive a car over
Perfect for concrete, metal, tiles and wood
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Description
It’s a thick coating that helps to level uneven floors, dampproof and provide a strong protective finish at the same time.
Here’s what you need to know:
- Hardwearing and tough enough to be driven over by cars
- Highly flexible so can be used on areas where there is movement, such as balconies
- Can be over coated with a water based paint such as Basement Floor Paint or Garage Floor Paint
Features and benefits:
- Highly flexible - won't crack
- Easy to apply - no primer required
- Helps smooth uneven surfaces
- Low odour - can be used inside and out
- Frost resistant
Useful Information
Damp Proof Membrane Product Information Sheet
Damp Proof Membrane Powder Safety Data Sheet
Damp Proof Membrane Liquid Safety Data Sheet
Technical Specification
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Application temperature: |
Do not apply if surface temperature is less than 5°C |
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Primer: |
No |
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Use on: |
Concrete, metal, tiles and wood |
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Use where: |
Garages, driveways, balconies, cellars, roofs and water fountains. |
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Properties: |
Tough, cement synthetic resin with special additives - strong enough to drive a car over |
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Drying time: |
Can be walked over in approx 16 hours and driven over by car in approx 3 days, assuming the area is around 15°c and well ventilated. |
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Recommended coats: |
2 |
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Coverage: |
4-5m2 per 10kg |
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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A: Good morning
Thanks for your enquiry. Unfortunately Epoxy Damp Proof Membrane would need to go onto a concrete, blockwork or similar substrate. It will not adhere to tiles I’m afraid and we don’t have any products that would.
It it getting the coatings to adhere and stick which is the problem, as anything put onto the surface will flake up after curing.
Sorry we cant help in this case.
Kind regards
Nathan
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