Alumasc waterproofing supplied for school building
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Alumasc Exterior Building Products product story
Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team
May 20, 2009
Alumasc has supplied its Hydrotech MM6125 structural waterproofing system to a new school building in London.
Alumasc's Hydrotech was installed to provide a fast-track waterproofing and inverted roofing system to the main roof area, covering 2,600m.
Hydrotech MM6125 structural waterproofing system at Petchey Academy
Separate plant areas and a 400m terrace were completed, together with 1,300mm-high waterproofed and insulated perimeter upstands.
This enabled the timely installation of associated glazing and cladding.
Hydrotech is a durable, self-healing monolithic waterproofing membrane.
The system is intended for use on protected roofs, plaza decks, green roofs, water features or access roadways.
Hydrotech is manufactured using 20 per cent post-consumer recycled material and is supplied under Alumasc's ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Management Standard.
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