Waterproofing of Kitchen - Bathrooms and Sunken Areas

Waterproofing of Kitchen - Bathrooms and Sunken Areas Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1000 Feet

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA), Paypal, Cash Against Delivery (CAD), Cash on Delivery (COD)

Supply Ability
100 Feet Per Day

Delivery Time
01 Days

Sample Available
Yes

Packaging Details
Rate charged per Square meter on actual measurement

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO Certificate & NSIC

About Waterproofing of Kitchen - Bathrooms and Sunken Areas

Kitchen waterproofing involves preparing the surface, sealing joints and cracks, and applying a waterproofing membrane or coating, often using materials like cementitious mixes or liquid membranes.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of the process:

1. Surface Preparation:

Clean Thoroughly:

Remove any dirt, debris, grease, or loose material from the walls and floor.
Repair Cracks:

Address any cracks or damage to the surface before applying waterproofing materials.
Ensure Dryness:

Make sure the surface is completely dry before starting the waterproofing process.

2. Sealing Joints and Seams:

Identify Problem Areas:

Focus on areas where water is likely to penetrate, such as joints, seams, and around pipes and fixtures.
Apply Sealant:

Use a high-quality sealant compatible with the waterproofing material and the specific application.
Ensure a Strong Seal:

Apply the sealant smoothly and evenly to create a continuous, durable seal.

3. Waterproofing Application:

Choose a Waterproofing Method:
Cementitious Waterproofing: Mix waterproofing chemicals with cement to create a paste, which is applied directly to walls and floors.

Liquid Waterproofing: Apply liquid membranes (e.g., acrylic, polyurethane) using a brush, roller, or spray.

Waterproofing Membranes: Use sheets of material (e.g., vinyl, polyethylene) as a barrier between the surface and water.