A durable and easy to apply layer for domestic and commercial applications on concrete and brick surfaces.

The use of Drybase cementitious waterproofing products is often associated with civil engineering applications such as reservoir waterproofing. They also provide a cost-effective waterproofing solution for ponds and water features.

In many industries bunds are widely used to act as secondary containment vessels to protect against the consequences of the failure of a primary containment vessel (e.g. storage tank, drums, IBCs). In recent years, legislation passed by the Environment Agency and the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has made it mandatory for most oil storage facilties to include a secondary…

As well as waterproofing properties, products designed for protecting water-retaining structures for drinking water applications need to meet additional requirements.

The Drybase Tanking range of cementitious waterproofing products provides a number of options for the waterproofing of water-retaining structures. The choice of waterproofing system will depend on a number of factors, such as the type of water (e.g. potable water or effluent) to be retained and the construction type / material used to build the structure. Our technical department are…

After a flood has occurred, many things need to be established prior to remedial works taking place. Firstly, what caused the flood? For example, the way in which you approach remedial works will be different depending on whether the flood was caused by a failed sewage system, or was due to a river overflowing. The possibility that the water may…

Owners of buildings in flood risk areas may wish to upgrade their properties to improve their performance in the event of flood – minimising the cost of repairing flood damage and enabling faster reoccupation of the flood affected building. The first thought that comes into most people’s minds is to take measures to prevent flood water from entering the property…

Correct waterproofing of concrete planters is important to ensure that they remain aesthetically pleasing. Without proper waterproofing, water can migrate to the outside surface of the planter, causing decorative spoiling.

Chimneys are more exposed than any other part of a building so it's not surprising that they are particularly vulnerable to rain penetration