The most fundamental method for waterproofing a roof with a final mosaic surface is what?

Waterproofing of the roof is performed in two ways:Treatment: This involves demolition, meaning that the slope is restructured, followed by the installation of a new waterproofing layer, cement work, and finally, tiling or stone work.Palliative: This method does not involve demolition and utilizes waterproofing adhesive and Z90 resin with method 111 in the joints.

Roof waterproofing

One of the stages of building construction is waterproofing the roof, as rain and moisture can damage the structure. For this reason, roof insulation is very important and prevents water from entering the building.

The use of waterproofing products is one of the common methods in construction, which is employed to protect against rainfall, dampness, and humidity.

The advantages of waterproofing the roof with NSG products

Disadvantages of Roof Sealing with petroleum-based insulations (bitumen and insulation membranes)

Creating environmental pollution
The short lifespan of the insulation
Decomposition under UV radiation
High cost
Very difficult execution
An ugly and inappropriate appearance for rain shelters
Flowing of asphalt in high heat

Failure to seal the corners and edges of the structure
Cracking or peeling off from the surface over time
Creating cracks due to expansion and contraction
Production of toxic substances upon contact with water in drinking water reservoirs
flammable
The possibility of the growth of moss, algae, bacteria, and microorganisms
The unpleasant odor

Frequently Asked Questions

If the appearance of the mosaics is not important, it can be applied to all surfaces (the second stage is the application of the Z90 sealing adhesive and resin, which covers all the mosaics).

No, because if we insulate that point, water will pass through another point; therefore, it is emphasized that sealing should be done on all surfaces.

Waterproofing of the roof is performed in two ways:

Treatment: This involves demolition, meaning that the slope is restructured, followed by the installation of a new waterproofing layer, cement work, and finally, tiling or stone work.
Palliative: This method does not involve demolition and utilizes waterproofing adhesive and Z90 resin with method 111 in the joints.

Yes, the Z90 sealant and resin is solvent-free and is resistant to acid rain, detergents, UV rays, and CO2 gas, as well as temperature fluctuations.