Mineral surface waterproofing for your project
Cementitious waterproofing slurry forms a mineral surface barrier on prepared concrete and masonry. Suitable grades can address soil moisture and water pressure in new construction or refurbishment. Waterproofing Concrete Admixture supplies waterproofing systems from Germany for international project enquiries.
Where can mineral slurry be used?
Applications include basement walls, retaining structures, shafts and concrete water-retaining structures. Specify the water exposure and substrate before choosing a grade. A product selected for one application is not automatically suitable for every structure.
Choosing the grade and calculating coverage
A mineral pressure-water grade is available with indicative consumption of 2–3 kg/m² for soil moisture or non-pressurised water and 4–5 kg/m² for pressurised water. These figures describe that particular grade, not every cementitious coating. Request its current technical sheet before calculating an order.
Information for your quotation
Send the project country, surface area, substrate, water exposure and photographs. Tell us whether this is new construction or a repair, and whether the work will be carried out from inside or outside. We can use those details to discuss a suitable product and quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as a concrete admixture?
No. Slurry is applied to a surface. An integral admixture is incorporated into fresh concrete. See our concrete admixture guide to compare the approaches.
Which product should I request?
Start with your project conditions rather than a generic coverage figure. Ask us to identify the proposed grade in the quotation and include its application instructions.
Compare this approach with flexible cementitious waterproofing where movement is a selection factor. For below-ground projects, read our basement and foundation waterproofing guide. Explore concrete surface protection for other exposure conditions.