WATERPROOFING FOR CEMENT/ SLOPED ROOFS AND WALLS

FAP Roofing System

In FAP waterproofing, fabric is reinforced along with two-component (2K) waterproofing chemicals – Hi Seal Slurry Liquid and Hi Seal Slurry Powder or cement. The on-site emulsion made from these 2K waterproofing chemicals, combined with the reinforced fabric, provides strong bonding and enables the system to withstand the expansion and contraction of the substrate while effectively bridging cracks. This waterproofing system is ideal for flat and sloped surfaces, including terraces, roofs, balconies, and other exposed concrete areas.

K Value: 0.098 Elongation: 200%

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Packaging:

Powder Packet to be mixed with Water:

2Kg, 5kg, 50Kg

Coverage:

20sq ft / kg

Benefits

Application Area

Above RCC
Podium
W/C, sunk areas
Utility Area,
Balconies
Terrace Garden
Existing cemented/ china mosaic Roofs
Reflective Roofs
Slant Cemented/Metal Roofs
Expansion joints
Roof retrofitting
Kitchen – Sinks
Toilet
Decks
Decks/Podium/Swimming pools/Overhead /Water tanks/Underground Water tanks
Terrace – Flat / Slant/Exterior Walls/Expansion Joints/Basements/Retaining Walls/Water Treatment Plants/Sewage Treatment Plants/Bridges
Dams/Railway & Subway Systems/Marine Cargo Ports & Docks/River Locks/Channels & Concrete Dykes/Parking Structures & Lots /Tunnel

Applications Procedure

FAP Waterproofing ( Fabric Applied Protective Waterproofing)

Surface preparation
Fabric or Fiber mess laying with priming
Preparation of Product Mix
Coating
Finishing and submission of the surface.

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Faq's

What is a Cool Roof coating?

A Cool Roof coating consists of a binder (usually an organic or silicone compound) blended with pigments and other additives to provide two main benefits: protection of roof membranes for longer roof life cycles, and reflectivity of solar radiation for lower air-conditioning costs.

What are the ingredients of a Cool Roof coating?

The main components of most Cool Roof coatings are the binder, pigment, water and reflective pigments. Water serves as a liquid carrier, providing viscosity and allowing the pigment and binder to spread evenly across the roof surface during application.