Waterproofing coating for foundation basements and cellars SIKA Foundation Coating - Grey - 25kg

This SIKA Foundation waterproofing coating is a ready-to-mix mortar used to waterproof buried or semi-buried foundation walls, block walls, and interior walls of garages and cellars from the outside... Directly applicable to the substrate, it is waterproof and has very good adhesion.

Specialising in chemical products, Sika is a leader in the development and manufacturing of systems and products for bonding, sealing, soundproofing, reinforcement, and protection in the construction and automotive industries. Product innovation and excellence in quality and service have been the firm's priorities for over 100 years now!

• Directly applicable to masonry, concrete, and block foundations
• Applicable indoors in uninhabitable spaces such as garages and cellars
• Waterproof
• Excellent adhesion to the substrate
• Aesthetic finish due to its cement grey colour
• Quick hardening allowing for backfilling in the shortest possible time

• Density: ≈1.3 / fresh mortar: ≈2
• Grain size: from 0 to 0.5 mm
• Temperature: +5°C to +30°C
• Consumption: 2.5 to 3.0 kg/m² for 2 layers in manual application or a single layer in mechanical application
• Practical usage time: +5°C = >2h / +20°C = 1h20 / +30°C = 45min
• Setting time and minimum interval between 2 layers: +5°C = 7h / +20°C = 3h30 / +30°C = 45min
• Waiting time: Dust-free: 1 to 3 hours (to check if the product is dust-free, run a damp finger over the Sika Foundation Coating about 1 hour after application. If it leaves no black mark on the finger, it is dust-free) / Water-free: 10 to 24 hours / Complete drying: 3 to 7 days.
• Overcoating time: 7 days at +5°C / 3 days at +20°C (wait for the complete drying of the Sika Foundation Coating before proceeding with backfilling)
• Colour: Grey
• Weight: 25 kg
• Ref. 152712

A waterproofing coating for foundations, cellars, and basements SIKA Foundation Coating - Grey - 25kg
Delivered in its original packaging
Read the instructions carefully before use