ELASTO Multiseal
Waterproofing Liquid Rubber
Ready to use
roller brush
application
2000% Elongation
sutitable for all kinds of surfaces
made in india
Why Elasto Multiseal?
Elasto Multiseal is a high-performance, ready-to-use, polymer-modified bitumen coating that provides a protective, flexible, and waterproof envelope for a variety of structures. It is highly elastic and flexible, making it ideal for use on surfaces that are subject to movement, such as roofs and foundations. Elasto Multiseal is also resistant to UV radiation, weathering, and extreme temperatures, making it a long-lasting solution for waterproofing.
Undesirable eefects of rising dampness in walls include
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Decorative spoiling
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Decreased insulation properties of the wall
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Destruction of building fabric
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Negative effects
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Pungent smell and bad odour
How to fix Rising Damp?
The common method used to fix rising damp is to install a new damp-course by cutting the walls or pressure injecting or gravity feeding water repellent materials (eg. silicones) into the walls. The methods are expensive and complicated and may only be properly conducted by professional contractors.
ELASTIC DAMPTREAT
DampTreat is a simple and economic alternative. It is an innovative silane/siloxane cream formulated as a water based cream containing 80% active silicone that can effectively form a permanent silicone damp course within the masonry walls and surfaces.
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FEATURES OF DAMPTREAT
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Environmentally friendly water-based formulation
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Zero VOC
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Equal or better performance than pressure damp course injection
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Quick and easy DIY damp proof course application
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Odourless solution and minimal staining
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Effective in a wide range of substrates
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DAMPTREAT BENEFITS
QUICK AND TO INSTALL
CONCENTRATED
FORMULATION
NO ELECTRIC DPC PUMP REQUIRED
EFFECTIVE
LOW HAZARD
SPILLAGE AND MESS VIRTUALLY ELIMINATED
SOLVENT FREE FORMULATION
Procedure to damp proof a wall
Step 1
Identify the rising damp. Exclude any other types of damp that may be caused by penetrating damp or leaking pipes, roof or shower sources. These sources may required a different type of treatment.
Locate a mortar joint 150mm above the ground level, mark holes approximately 110mm apart. Avoid drilling holes directly above vertical mortar joints of bricks
