In the construction of a private house or any other structure, including School Building Construction, the main phase is to guarantee reliable protection of the foundation, walls and roof from the destructive effects of humidity. Therefore, regardless of whether you are building a house on your own or that professionals do it for you, you should know and distinguish between types of waterproofing foundations, walls and other standing elements of a residential building.
The preferences in the choice of materials and coating methods, as well as the number of waterproofing layers of the basement, depend entirely on the purpose and specificity of the construction of the structure. It should also take into account the nature of the impact of groundwater and atmospheric phenomena on the concrete foundation of the building.
The waterproofing of the foundations of a house can be opened when the moisture-proof materials are applied along the external contour of the structure, or closed when the material is used for the internal coating (coating) of the foundation with the addition of water repellent impurities .
The technology of waterproofing materials for School Building Construction and coating distinguishes between vertical and horizontal overlapping technique. Depending on the material used.
In the waterproofing process of the foundation, it is necessary to comply with all the measures to guarantee fire safety and to have the foam extinguishers in good condition, as well as the sand in case of small fires.
Variety of waterproofing materials
The material chosen to waterproof the foundation must not only meet the requirements of building regulations and regulations but also be accessible. In this regard, we can distinguish the following types of moisture-proof materials at affordable prices for the foundation of the house:
Bituminous mastic or resin used as a coating layer. The waterproofing of bitumen made with the competence of the foundation will protect the base from the destructive effects of humidity, humidity, mold and harmful fungi. You can buy this resin in the form of bars at any hardware store at very reasonable prices. Laminated materials, such as roofing felt and other polyester-based insulation materials, known for their durable and elastic properties.
Liquid rubber, a relatively new and relatively expensive innovative construction material that is increasingly used for waterproofing foundations. Its advantages are seamless application, resistance to significant temperature differences, and durability and ease of installation. Insulating penetrating mixtures for the deep internal processing of the base and of the building walls.
Screen (clay) or plaster insulation with waterproofing additives. Used more often as a barrier against humidity in places with low groundwater levels.
