Civil Doctor

Our APP waterproofing membrane are available
with different reinforcement of polyester, glass fiber or compound
reinforcement, our range is highly elastic as it is obtained by
modifying distilled bitumen. Our range of APP waterproofing membrane uses PE film, fine sands, or
mineral slates as finishing surfaces which can be applied by cold or
hot-melting method. It possesses the following features:

• Easy
  application
  


• Causes
  no pollution
  


• Long
  service life
  

It
has a wide application which includes:

• Basements
  


• Toilets
  


• Ponds
  


• Civil
  and industrial roofs
  


• Car
  parks
  


• Bridges
  


• Swimming
  pools
  


• Tunnels
  and refurbishment of bitumen roofs
  


• In
  the cold area and buildings with frequent structural movements
  

Our range of crystalline waterproofing consists of a dry powder compound of Portland cement, fine treated silica and proprietary chemicals. This formulation helps in moisture prevention because when the above mentioned formulation is combined with water and applied on the surface of concrete, the mixture results in a catalytic reaction that forms non-soluble crystalline fibers within the pores and capillary tracts of concrete. Crystalline waterproofing is much better than traditional solvent-based waterproofing on foundation walls. However, the source of condensation or exterior water must be corrected prior to application of crystalline concrete waterproofing. The exterior water usually gets collected through condensation or exterior water source, from inadequate grading, rainwater collection, or poor footing drains.

We
fabricate a wide assortment of silicone waterproofing using
high quality raw materials. Durable, scratch and skid resistance, our
range is available in a variety of colors. Customizeds as per the
specific requirements of our clients, our range of silicone waterproofing possesses the
following features:

• Durability
  (wear)
  


• Scratch
  resistance
  


• Skid
  resistance
  


• Aesthetics
  and other visual aspects