Self‑adhesive SBS modified bituminous membranes for roofs and below‑grade
Roofs, basements, retaining walls, and similar structures need waterproofing that tolerates temperature variation and movement while maintaining watertightness.
SBS modified membranes deliver this through enhanced flexibility, reinforced strength, and controlled thickness—supporting durable sealing when installed per the system method.
Concrete is checked for hollowness and repaired using polymer‑modified mortar, then cured for at least 72 hours; surfaces are cleaned of dust and contaminants.
A bitumen primer is applied to promote adhesion, allowed to dry, then the release film is peeled and the membrane is unrolled and pressed from center to edges to remove air.
Overlaps are maintained (side laps typically 50–75 mm; end laps 100 mm), and an iron roller is used to ensure strong bonding.
After installation, exposed areas are finished with aluminum paint for non‑foot traffic or protected with a cement screed on trafficked zones or where protection is required.
No leakage at 5 bar (50 m)
Holds watertight under water pressure.
Peel adhesion to primed concrete reported
Strong bonding when rolled onto primer.
Tensile up to ~900 N/5 cm (variant data)
Reinforced sheet resists tear and strain.
Puncture resistance listed (variant dependent)
Designed to resist puncture damage.
Medium‑large roofs, screed protected
Basements, retaining walls
Swimming pools
Green roof areas
Underground car parks
Bridges, tunnels
Peel‑and‑stick membrane reduces torching needs.
Controlled overlaps support continuous waterproofing.
Aluminum coat or screed shields the membrane.
Fleece reinforcement improves tear and puncture resistance.