Pre‑applied HDPE sheets with adhesive bonding and sealed overlaps
Basements, subways, tunnels and underground structures require waterproofing that resists puncture, settlement movement, and water pressure while preventing water tracking behind the membrane.
Pre‑applied HDPE systems are built to bond with poured concrete and seal laps, helping maintain a continuous barrier to water, moisture and gas.
Substrates are made smooth and stable, with voids/potholes repaired using polymer‑modified mortar; protrusions and contaminants are removed.
Sheets are laid film‑side down with release liner facing the concrete pour; overlaps are aligned to marked selvedge and bonded by removing the release liner and rolling firmly.
For heat‑weld systems, the selvage overlap is cleaned and fused using a hot‑wedge welder (temperature 560–700°F; speed 0.8–2 m/min), optimized for site conditions.
Bonding tape is used for terminations, corners, cut edges and repairs; corners are returned at least 100 mm and sealed with tape.
Hydrostatic head 60–71 m
Withstands high below‑grade water head.
Puncture >600–1200 N (variant‑dependent)
Resists damage during steel fixing and pours.
No cracks at −25°C; crack cycling pass
Maintains integrity in cold conditions.
Peel to concrete ≥880–1500 N/m; lap peel high
Strong bond reduces lateral water migration.
Basements, foundations
Underground stations
Tunnel linings
Below‑grade concrete
Underground structures
Root‑penetration resistant
Bonds to poured concrete to stop migration.
Rebar can be placed directly over membrane.
Heat‑welded laps create fused continuity.
Tape seals corners, edges, cut ends.