Concrete Restoration and Pathway Safety Enhancement
Strengthening Durability and Pathway Safety through Concrete Hardener-Densifier and Slip-Resistant Trafficable Coating Installation at a QLD Secondary College....
03 October, 2023
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Anti-Carbonation Coatings For Concrete
Why is anti-carbonation protection of concrete important? The process of carbonation is natural and cannot be avoided when concrete is exposed to the environment. Commonly Affected Areas: Coastal regions and high-traffic environments, including highways, tunnels, and car parks, are particularly prone to carbonation. ...
29 August, 2023
Best time to refurbish rooftop waterproof membranes
When the weather is dry, it is a great opportunity to carry out remedial waterproofing on concrete rooftops and be prepared for the next wet season....
26 May, 2023
Spalling concrete repair – Specialist remedial solution
Are there any consequences of untreated spalling concrete caused by corrosion of embedded steel reinforcements?...
08 February, 2023
Corrosion is a leading cause of concrete defects
Concrete cancer can happen in many areas of a concrete structure, so it is a good idea to regularly look out for tell-tale signs so that it can be remedied before it gets severe and becomes a serious problem and starts affecting the strength and...
22 December, 2022
Staff member spotlight – Dan Caulfield
We are very pleased to have Dan on board. He is an absolute true team player and is doing a spectacular job of picking up our concepts....
10 December, 2022
Staff member spotlight – Tim Pittaway
Tim is a pleasure to work with and a great asset to the Waterstop Solutions NSW team. In recent months Tim has taken on a more senior position within the team of technicians....
10 December, 2022
Penetrating water repellent – preventing mould and algae growth
If you are looking for an excellent dry-look concrete protection that will help prevent 𝗮𝗹𝗴𝗮𝗲, 𝗺𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱, 𝗺𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗲𝘄, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗳𝘂𝗻𝗴𝘂𝘀 from returning and getting stuck in the pores of your concrete or masonry, we have the perfect, almost invisible “dry-look” water repellent solution for you. ...
04 July, 2022
Cold and wet weather can cause leaks and seepage
Cold and wet weather can cause leaks and seepage in buildings due to thermal contraction. Most materials expand when they are heated, and contract when they are cooled. Concrete will expand or contract due to fluctuations in temperature, so concrete structures will shrink during the...
24 May, 2022
Hydrostatic pressure in a concrete slab
Excess rain and hydrostatic pressure often lead to water ingress through cracks and cold joints in concrete floor slabs....
18 March, 2022