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DualProof C - pre-applied fresh concrete bonding system for waterproofing and Radon-Gas sealing.

#DualProof C/T Pre-applied, fully-bonded #membrane system. As a pre-applied solution, the DualProof C/T membrane system can easily be applied on the blinding concrete for the base slab and to the prepared vertical excavation wall e.g., on diaphragm walls, piled walls, or similar. Alternatively, it can be applied directly onto the outer interior side of double-faced formwork in open-cut excavation. In this type of project, the shuttering anchor / tie-bar penetration holes have to be sealed after removing the formwork. (Take a look at our standard details of the DualProof C/T waterproofing design, this formwork ties has to be sealed and patched with DualProof). DualProof can be used to waterproof all types of reinforced concrete basements and other below ground structures. Typical projects are: • Residential and industrial buildings such as housing, commercial, deep foundations, challenging basements with ground gas, below grade stations and leisure facilities • Engineered structures such as retaining walls, tunnel shafts, cut and cover tunnels, backfilled green-bridges. DualProof C/D complies with BS 8102:2009 Type A construction and is fully tested according to the German standard and fulfills the DIN TS 20000-202. The benefits of the DualProof C/T concrete bonding membranes are: • High durability and long life-time • No lateral water underflow – tested up to 69 meters of waterpressure • High flexibility and crack bridging ability • Cost effective solution • Approved detailings by KIWA • Effective radon and methane barrier • Quality checked by BPA quality control system DIN ISO 9001 : 2015 TÜV-Süd, internal and external quality control, insurance and product protection, BPA product warranty and a BDA certificate for UK market. • DualProof is CE-marked and well tested and certified • Huge number of references