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Sikalastic®-510 PK

Sikalastic®-510 PK

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Why: Sikalastic®-510 PK have following uses: Exposed roof waterproofing, Impervious coating on roofs (flat & sloped) and concrete structures, As protective coating in infrastructure projects. (TDS p.1)

  • Crack-bridging
  • Flexible
  • Water vapor permeable
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concrete · tiles/ceramic · existing coatings/membranes
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Roof Waterproofing
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  • The product can be stained with good quality Stainer for light shades.
  • However, pretest for consistency of colour shade is recommended through site trials before application.
TDS p.2
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Flat roof section with an exposed coating on the slab, turned up and over the parapets and into the drain outlet. Exposed roof waterproofing A liquid-applied membrane that stays open to sun and rain on a flat or sloped concrete roof (chhat). Use it on a new roof once the slab is 28 days old, or to refurbish a leaking roof before the monsoon. 6 steps Roof section: slab, waterproof coat turned up the parapet, sloped screed, then tiles with sealed joints. Roof waterproofing under screed or tiles Waterproofing that is hidden under a protective screed, brick tiles or floor tiles on a flat roof. Use it when you re-do a traditional roof finish or turn the roof into a usable terrace. 6 steps Wall section with roof coating running up the parapet and over the coping, plus a coated sunshade over a window. Parapets, copings and chajjas Parapet walls, copings and chajjas (concrete sunshades and projections) take rain on three sides. Leaks here show up as damp on the walls below, broken edges and rust stains. 5 steps Planter section: waterproof layer, root barrier, drainage layer and soil with plants, draining to a roof outlet. Green roofs, roof gardens and planters Roof gardens, landscaped decks and built-in concrete planters stay wet under soil for years, so the waterproofing must be done before any soil goes in. The data sheets we hold cover bitumen and cement-based layers; ask us about root barriers and dedicated green-roof systems. 5 steps
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