FAQ

Primer eliminates the anti-adhesion effects of substances such as dust or soil on the surface and enables us to obtain a clean surface. It also increases the adhesion between bituminous waterproofing membranes and the concrete surface. For these reasons, application should not be made without a primer on concrete surfaces. A primer is not needed for applications on surfaces other than concrete surfaces (wood, etc.).

Water penetrating into our buildings causes the iron in the load-bearing parts of our structure to rust and reduce its carrying capacity. Water causes the concrete to rot and cracking. In addition to ensuring the safety of the building, waterproofing application provides healthy and comfortable environments by preventing the formation of bacteria and mold and water dripping from our roofs or ceilings.

The cost of waterproofing varies depending on the shape of the building where it will be applied, the method of application and many other factors. Therefore, it will be difficult to give clear figures regarding the cost. However, to give an idea, the cost of waterproofing in newly constructed buildings is at least % of the building cost. 1 can be considered as 3% at most. However, the benefits it will provide will far exceed this cost. One thing to consider is that waterproofing to be done later rather than during construction will cost more due to additional costs (excavation, drainage, excess labor, etc.).

Primer eliminates the anti-adhesion effects of substances such as dust or soil on the surface and enables us to obtain a clean surface. It also increases the adhesion between bituminous waterproofing membranes and the concrete surface. For these reasons, application should not be made without a primer on concrete surfaces. A primer is not needed for applications on surfaces other than concrete surfaces (wood, etc.).

Primer eliminates the anti-adhesion effects of substances such as dust or soil on the surface and enables us to obtain a clean surface. It also increases the adhesion between bituminous waterproofing membranes and the concrete surface. For these reasons, application should not be made without a primer on concrete surfaces. A primer is not needed for applications on surfaces other than concrete surfaces (wood, etc.).

Water penetrating into our buildings causes the iron in the load-bearing parts of our structure to rust and reduce its carrying capacity. Water causes the concrete to rot and cracking. In addition to ensuring the safety of the building, waterproofing application provides healthy and comfortable environments by preventing the formation of bacteria and mold and water dripping from our roofs or ceilings.

Water penetrating into our buildings causes the iron in the load-bearing parts of our structure to rust and reduce its carrying capacity. Water causes the concrete to rot and cracking. In addition to ensuring the safety of the building, waterproofing application provides healthy and comfortable environments by preventing the formation of bacteria and mold and water dripping from our roofs or ceilings.

The cost of waterproofing varies depending on the shape of the building where it will be applied, the method of application and many other factors. Therefore, it will be difficult to give clear figures regarding the cost. However, to give an idea, the cost of waterproofing in newly constructed buildings is at least % of the building cost. 1 can be considered as 3% at most. However, the benefits it will provide will far exceed this cost. One thing to consider is that waterproofing to be done later rather than during construction will cost more due to additional costs (excavation, drainage, excess labor, etc.).

Water penetrating into our buildings causes the iron in the load-bearing parts of our structure to rust and reduce its carrying capacity. Water causes the concrete to rot and cracking. In addition to ensuring the safety of the building, waterproofing application provides healthy and comfortable environments by preventing the formation of bacteria and mold and water dripping from our roofs or ceilings.

The cost of waterproofing varies depending on the shape of the building where it will be applied, the method of application and many other factors. Therefore, it will be difficult to give clear figures regarding the cost. However, to give an idea, the cost of waterproofing in newly constructed buildings is at least % of the building cost. 1 can be considered as 3% at most. However, the benefits it will provide will far exceed this cost. One thing to consider is that waterproofing to be done later rather than during construction will cost more due to additional costs (excavation, drainage, excess labor, etc.).