membrane waterproofing

Membrane waterproofing Bitumen Polietena Dutec adalah membrane tempel polietena tanpa pembakaran dengan lapisan SBS di satu sisi yang akan merekat sangat kuat saat di lepas dari penambat plastiknya. Membran ini begitu populer terutama karena harganya murah dan ketahanan yang sangat baik, lapisan Membran Bitumen Polietena Dutec PE yang tebal dan tahan lama dapat digunakan di berbagai pengaplikasian ruang terbuka di mana harga membran bahan lain mungkin mahal.

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Ringan, Tahan lama dan awet. Kuat terkena paparan sinar UV dalam jangka waktu yang sangat lama. Tahan terhadap bahan kimia. Ketahanan, suhu panas hingga 70°C dan -20°C saat cuaca dingin. Bisa menjadi Lapisan Primer maupun Sekunder. Anti Jamur dan bakteri. Mengurangi ketebalan Isolasi. Instalasinya mudah dilakukan. Cocok untuk gedung baru atau untuk perbaikan dak atap.

Spesifikasi : Ukuran Ketebalan Berat Bahan Warna Metode Pengaplikasian Jumlah Layer

: 1 Meter x 20 Meter : 1,5 Milimeter : 45 Kilogram : Polyethylene : Hitam : Tempel tanpa di bakar : 2 Lapis

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membrane waterproofing

Published on Mar 1, 2019

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Protect Your Foundation Vs Acidic Rain Water and Soil Pressure No matter where in the United States your home is, chances are it was built on less than exemplary soil. In fact, all across the U.S., contractors fill in the area around your home's basement with clay and clay-mix soil. Plus in many areas, like the south and the North East, the ground tends to be naturally heavy with clay soils, especially as you dig further down. What's the big deal about all this? Clay is a poor choice of dirt to put around a home. It is naturally heavy and does not allow water to pass through. In fact, it can act like a sponge, sucking up water from a rain or snow storm, absorbing it, then expanding. This expansion is terrible for your basement walls and floors. In pretty much any home with a basement, there are water problems. The majority of basements are constructed of either concrete or cinder block. While cement and cinder block appear to be hard and impenetrable, water can and will push its way in.