Choose waterproofing by the source of water
A membrane, swelling sealant, hydrophilic strip or rapid-setting plug solves a different part of the water-management problem.
Product selection
Effective waterproofing begins with diagnosis: where water enters, whether pressure is positive or negative, how the substrate moves, and how corners, penetrations, cracks and construction joints are detailed.
The Singapore range includes a liquid membrane, swelling joint products and a rapid leak-plugging mortar. Each has a defined role within a complete waterproofing detail.
Choose by application
Create a continuous barrier with the correct substrate preparation, reinforcement, thickness and terminations.
Hydrophilic products need confinement and the correct joint geometry to build sealing pressure safely.
A rapid plug is a local repair step; investigate the water source and surrounding substrate as well.
Movement and changes of material usually require specific reinforcement or a different joint design.
Waterproofing
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A flexible polyurethane sealant that swells in contact with water. It is used in water- and gas-tight pipe, cable and concrete-joint details that provide the required confinement.
A single-component, solvent-free hybrid-polymer coating for waterproofing prepared roofs, gutters, penetrations, cracks and joints. It is intended for protected applications within its stated UV and water-exposure limits.
A non-hardening, water-swelling paste for sealing the inside of pipe and cable penetrations. Use it with the required backing and Soudaplug ST finishing detail.
A rapid-setting cementitious mortar for stopping active water leaks and repairing suitable concrete, masonry and stone, including the finishing layer in the Soudapack WST penetration detail.
Singapore conditions
Heavy rain, exposed façades, roofs and wet areas make detailing discipline especially important. Drainage, falls and maintainable terminations often decide whether a repair lasts.
For potable water, permanent immersion, negative water pressure or a project-specific standard, check that the current product documents cover the intended use.
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