WATERPROOF TECHNOLOGY

1. Why protect facades and masonry 6. Product focus - Waterproof facades 8. Product focus - Rehabilitated masonry

Waterproofing Design

Different structural and construction elements often coexist in the facades of houses and blocks of flats, such as reinforced concrete, plaster and exposed brick. Because of the 'enemies' to which they are exposed, safety can also be compromised, with the consequent risk of plaster detachment and danger of collapse. Moreover, the phenomenon of capillary rise often appears in the walls. Building materials are indeed porous, absorbing water that rises by capillarity and tries to evaporate from the surfaces of the walls, depositing salts. Rising damp is a serious problem: not only it causes aesthetic,...

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Deteriorated fronts, parapets, balconies and accessory elements The restoration of fronts and parapets, often damaged by time and by the aggressive action of rainwater, prevents serious aesthetic and structural damages. Structural restoration of degraded reinforced concrete with exposed iron In case of repair of highly degraded reinforced concrete with exposed reinforcement bars, it is necessary to propose an effective and durable maintenance cycle for the definitive recovery of the structure. The restoration of reinforced concrete varies, depending on whether it is cortical (small reconstructions)...

Rising damp Covering a part of the wall, with rising damp, with stone or similar material further prevents the masonry from disposing of excess water and therefore increases the problem. At lower altitudes, salinity tends to increase due to humidity, as the lack of evaporation aggravates the problem both inside and outside. Damp wall The presence of water in the masonry causes a reduction in the insulating power of the materials with consequent excessive heating costs, use of dehumidifiers, continuous work of redoing plaster, painting, wooden floors and usually, ruined furniture and deteriorated...

FACADES PROTECTION

Waterproofing cycle The ideal solution for facade protection must consider the following issues: 1. create an effective protection of the structures against the absorption of aggressive environmental agents; 2. waterproof structures against atmospheric phenomena, avoiding the stress caused by freezing/thawing cycles; 3. create an effective UV barrier; 4. seal existing and posthumous cracks (CBA), adapting to the deformations of the underlying support. The CP System meets all the set objectives thanks to its features: WATERPROOFING DESIGN facades and masonries

Product focus - Waterproof facades SANOFER Creates a barrier against the corrosion of the reinforcement rods Cement-based protective coating specific for protecting reinforcement rods.. UNI EN 1504-7 visit the product page Restores and finishes in a single solution Cement-based modified polymer mortar with a low modulus of elasticity, thixotropic and fibre-reinforced, for the volumetric repair of re-built reinforced concrete in a single solution, with an excellent surface finish. UNI EN 1504-3 PCC R3 visit the product page Structurally restores reinforced concrete structures Fibre-reinforced...

Structurally restores, levels and waterproofs concrete A semi-rapid thixotropic mortar with medium modulus of elasticity and controlled shrinkage, based on sulfoaluminate cement and reinforced with synthetic microfibres, suitable for structural repairs, smoothing and protection of reinforced concrete with an excellent surface finish. UNI EN 1504-3 CC R4 UNI EN 1504-2 visit the product page Protects and waterproofs Waterproof, breathable and flexible white cement-based finishing primer, ideal for protecting facades thanks also to its effective anti-carbonation action. UNI EN 1504-2 visit the product...

12A2B34 Restoration cycle TRIPLEZERO Moisture barrier with superhydrophobic creamy emulsion. CALIBRO PLUS EVAPORATION Salt-resistant rough coat + Damp-proof, salt-resistant, anti-condensation plaster. > 2 PRODUCTS IN 1(rendering + plaster) - Plaster with natural hydraulic lime. BI MORTAR PLASTER SEAL Skirting with waterproof plaster. Finishing plaster with high breathability. Why choose Sistema Calibro? To definitively solve the problems of plaster detachment, salt stains and infiltration due to rising damp, a highly resistant shield against humidity can be created by means of a chemical barrier....

Product focus - Restored walls TRIPLEZERO Stops rising damp in walls A creamy emulsion, ready for use, super hydrophobic, non-toxic. To obtain a chemical barrier, creating a “shield” that is extremely resistant to rising damp in the wall. visit the product page CALIBRO SYSTEM Restores walls and environments with rising damp and condensation Dehumidifying system suitable for anti-humidity, anti-salting and anti-condensation treatments on all types of damp masonry, both indoors and outdoors. Consisting of two dehumidifying components Calibro Rinzaffo and Calibro Plus Evaporation Plaster to be used...

BI MORTAR PLASTER SEAL Plasters and waterproofs structures Fibre-reinforced plaster for skirting and waterproof covering. Suitable for smoothing both mixed and reinforced concrete walls, even for areas subject to infiltration. UNI EN 1504-3 CLASSE R3 visit the product page Levels and finishes in a breathable manner A white ready-mixed, lime-based, hydrophobic finishing plaster. visit the product page WATERPROOFING DESIGN facades and masonries

The heart of Calibro System is made from 100% recycled glass. The glass is ground, treated, granulated and expanded by means of a process from which a round granulate with a thin pore, of a milky colour, is created and contains many small air chambers with a variable diameter. According to the UNI EN 459-1: 2010 standard, products obtained by cooking natural marls or homogeneous mixtures of limestone and clayey materials are referred to as Natural Hydraulic Limes. Natural hydraulic limes are marked with the acronym NHL (Natural Hydraulic Limes). Among the natural hydraulic limes, there is a distinction...