DESCRIPTION
Concrete water tanks are not naturally waterproof. Weather it be a crystalline product or an exterior sealing, if the surface is not prepared properly then failure is inevitable. One of the greatest challenges of working with concrete is cracking. Concrete cracks generally occur for one of three reasons: changes in volume due to drying shrinkage, direct stress due to applied loads or flexural stress due to bending. Whenever the stress within concrete to pull apart exceeds the strength of the concrete to hold itself together, the concrete will crack. The best way to protect a concrete structure and achieve an effective, watertight seal is to combine a quality concrete mix with an effective concrete waterproofing system.
PRODUCT SELECTION
PRODUCT
APPLICATION TIME
TYPE OF FINISH
TYPE OF SOLUTION

duraflex® two part,flexible waterproofing slurry
No priming, 3 coats, 16 hour between coats,full cure 7 days
grey, cementitious
gtwo part, flexible waterproofing slurry, reinforce with ecofelt over flashings

super laykold rubberised bitumen coating
prime coat, 2 coats,apply membrane, 3 hours between coats,full cure 7 days
black
rubberised bitumen waterproofing coating, applied inside gutter, reinforce with membrane over leaking areas

ravenol protective bitumen paint
No priming. 24 hours
black, solvent based
bitumen, suitable for drinking water pipes and tanks, for metal or concrete