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| Marina Mirage Roof Top Carpark Salt Environment |
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Versatile Protect Crete Densi-Proof was recently used to waterproof the roof car park of the iconic Marina Mirage at Main Beach on the Gold Coast. Danlaid Brisbane won the contract for the 3,900m2 job and provided all aspects of the waterproofing using a range of products. The system included Densi-Proof, Danlaid DN50 and DN80 as well as Miska Metazeal. Danlaid principal Angela Stevenson said, "We put forward and use Densi-Proof as the main stay in our waterproofing because it is an incredible product that always works, it is safe (zero voc) and easy to apply, has no environmental impact and the backup and service from Protect Crete is always reliable and professional. We offer complete systems, products and installations that are the best and most cost effective. This projects success was critical because directly below the car park are tenancies."Protect Crete Queensland’s Andrew McLeay pointed out, "The other benefits the builder St Hilliers and the client won by using Densi-Proof, besides having a guaranteed impervious concrete slab, was that Densi-Proof penetrates deep into the concrete matrix, forming a passive non destructive colloidal gell that permanently waterproofs, protects the reinforcement in salt environments and at the same time surface hardens, thus promoting better wear without changing the surface texture and profile also eliminating the potential of harmful silica dusting. More and more Architects, builders and waterproofing Companies are specifying this product now as it is the most cost and time effective permanent solution available which can also be used at time of concrete pour as it is the most efficient curing medium available, thus almost eradicating plastic cracking and shrinkage and at the same time providing all of the other benefits as well."
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| Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 February 2010 22:31 |
