Non-Toxic Rooftop Waterproofing with FEW Waterproofing Melbourne

FEW Waterproofing Utilises the Versatility of Liquid Rubber

FEW Waterproofing, using their extensive knowledge and experience of waterproofing membranes and protective coatings, provide an aesthetically pleasing surface for a state of the art office building in the heart of Kew.

There are many key physical properties to consider before deciding on the correct waterproofing product and appropriate method of application. FEW Waterproofing, as independent contractors, take pride utilising the right mix of skill and knowledge when selecting the correct material for each project.

To satisfy this project's requirements, and as Certified Applicators, FEW Waterproofing applied Liquid Rubber as a roof waterproofing membrane and completed the project with a top coat of Pebble Mix. This produced an aesthetically pleasing trafficable surface for the rooftop terrace as well as providing a waterproof membrane for the entire building's roof.

Liquid Rubber has independent strength equal to or exceeding top quality sheet membranes, and does not allow water to track as it is permanently bonded to the substrate. This office rooftop project demonstrates the multi-functional design of Liquid Rubber; providing not only excellent waterproofing but also acting as an excellent adhesive and engineered for elastic and protective properties. Liquid Rubber has been involved in over 30 years of waterproofing technology research and used extensively throughout North America and Europe.

In line with current environmental standards and work safe practices, Liquid Rubber is made from environmental, stable non-toxic, odourless and non-flammable components. Liquid Rubber is non-hazardous onsite, in transport and under storage.

Whether the project requires a coating that is protective or decorative - or a combination of both - FEW Waterproofing provides surfaces that impart style, improve longevity and increase client satisfaction - along the way transforming a dull, colourless expanse into a noteworthy design element.