Damp and moisture that occurs due to washing, rain, snow, etc. in different buildings and structures, causes different parts of the building to change color, give back moisture, or become flaky. Over time, the damage increases and eventually destroys the building materials and reduces its lifespan. The waterproofing of the building is actually a coating that is used in layers and in different forms and with different compounds to deal with humidity and moisture.
Moisture insulation has basically replaced traditional insulation and old coatings such as Qirguni, Izogam, etc., which are mainly found in humid areas. Building waterproofing has a very good resistance to the expansion and contraction of materials in buildings and can be easily implemented and repaired.
What is moisture insulation?
Moisture insulation, in fact, makes the internal texture of the building and its surface completely sealed against water and moisture. Insulators prevent the entry of moisture by penetrating the fabric and the underlying layers. Moisture insulation increases the resistance of different parts of the building against water pressure and moisture.