Spring 2010 Back Issue
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Understanding Integral Waterproofing
Options in Grout: Urethanes versus Epoxies
Green Roofs as a Retrofit
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Understanding Integral Waterproofing
Instead of relying on membranes installed after the pour, integral waterproofing uses admixtures to make the concrete itself impenetrable to moisture. Some will self-heal minor cracking, too. It’s especially useful in highly corrosive environments and for blindside work.
Options in Grout: Urethanes versus Epoxies
These two types of products both have a place in concrete repair, but they are not interchangeable. We’ll cover the advantages and disadvantages of each, along with how this knowledge can improve your bottom line.
Green Roofs as a Retrofit
Despite the weight of living roofs, many are finding that existing buildings can be installed much more easily than previously thought. Case studies of both small and large jobs will illustrate solutions for soils, structural support, and waterproofing.
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