Waterproofing liquid
– used as an additive for cement concrete, mortar & plasters
Are you
facing problems like peeling paints, wet walls and ceilings, cracks on your
buildings? Then the problem is in the roof, the place in any building that is
exposed to all the weather conditions. No matter how old your building is,
proper care should be given to the roof to protect your building from all these
problems. Here, waterproofing plays the major role. It is an unavoidable part
in construction.
Moisture can seep into the interiors of your building. So it is our duty to protect our building from the leakages, mildew and molds which makes the interior look so odd. It also cause health problems to people living in the building. Inorder to avoid all these problems WOPPER has developed a waterproofing liquid called Turboproof WL which can be used as an additive for cement concrete, mortar and plasters to offer cohesiveness and to prevent segregation. It reduces the penetration of water into the interiors and also helps in the longevity of buildings.
What is Turboproof WL?
Why Turboproof WL?
- Reduces permeability of water into concrete significantly.
- Reduces shrinkage cracks in concrete.
- Resists corrosion of steel.
- Does not impair the setting time and compressive strength of concrete.
- Easy to handle and use.
How to use Turboproof WL?
Turboproof WL can be mixed into the cement by
adding along with the required amounts of water. Thoroughly mixing of the
prepared concrete / mortar is recommended for best results.
Dosage: 200ml / 50Kgs of Cement.
Where to use Turboproof WL?
Turboproof WL is used for water proofing of
concrete and sand cement mortars in roof slabs, water tanks, basements, sumps,
bathrooms and external plastering.
How to store Turboproof WL?
Turboproof WL must be stored in a shaded place at
room temperatures. When stored in its original sealed container, it has a shelf
life of at least 24 months. When the container is opened, it is advised to use
the contents quickly. The container must be closed air-tight after every use.
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