When you walk past a modern commercial building or residential complex, chances are there’s a silent protector working overtime above your head. EPDM rubber has quietly revolutionised the construction industry, becoming the go-to material for waterproofing and sealing applications across…
Tropical climates create unique challenges for architecture. Due to the combination of high humidity, intense heat, frequent heavy rainfalls and occasional storms, the buildings in the tropical area need advanced solutions that help them to guard against these situations, especially…
Waterproof rubber membranes, like EPDM, thermoplastic (TPO), or elastomeric sheets, are widely used in roofing, terraces, podium decks, basements and green‐roof systems because of their flexibility, durability and excellent water‑resistive performance. Despite their strength, many waterproofing failures trace back to…
Flat roof designs are now increasingly popular in modern architecture and buildings as they elevate their look, and it is easy to install solar panels and create an aesthetic terrace on the roof. These beautiful innovations bring unique challenges in…
Industrial warehouses present demanding requirements for waterproofing for the roofs. With large roof spans, minimal slopes, heavy mechanical loadings, exposure to elements, and the need for long service life, the choice of a waterproof membrane is critical. Among various options,…
There is always a major concern while selecting a roofing material, that will it be able to stand and protect in harsh weather conditions as well? Rubber sheets like EPDM and butyl rubber have become more popular nowadays as a…
Water leakage is the most frustrating problem an owner can have in the house. Once the leakage starts from the rooftop it weakens the strength of the ceiling and the walls around them. Over time, this persistent moisture weakens the…
When it comes to protecting buildings in extreme weather conditions, bitumen-based waterproofing has traditionally been the go-to solution. However, a smarter, more durable alternative is gaining ground: rubber waterproofing. Based on synthetic rubber membranes like EPDM and butyl, this modern…
Keeping buildings dry and structurally sound has always been a key challenge in construction. Unchecked water intrusion can quietly lead to serious problems—from compromised foundations and mould growth to costly repairs. As modern infrastructure demands greater durability and environmental responsibility,…
Whether you’re building a serene garden pond, a decorative koi pond, or a functional aquaculture setup, there’s one invisible element that plays a vital role, your pond liner. While it may not be the most glamorous part of your water…
