Hydro insulation - overview of work
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1. Remove connections or other hindrances. Release construction joint in brick wall.
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2. Sectional removal of the wall work with PRINZ chainsaw PMS 50, PMS 25, EED 3,5 or PES1300 for brick walls similarly removal with PRINZ diamond rope saw PDSS 500 for rubble stone or mixed walls. Thus, the length of cut of up to 1,0m is suited to the constructional and static conditions present.
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3. Introduction of a capillary waterproof blocking layer made of glass fibre reinforced plastic plates (thickness 1.2 or 1.8mm) or HD-polyethylene plates (thickness 2.0mm) including plaster residue. Overlapping of the plate size minimum 10cm. |
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4. Finally fastening the cut joint with static load bearing plastic wedge plates, at a distance of maximum 25cm over the entire wall cross section (load bearing capacity minimum 500 kg/cm2). |
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5. Filling of mortar on all sides of the cut joint and installation of pipe connections between the wedges. Finally positive compaction of hollow area with PRINZ concrete injection pump, containing contraction-free, hardening mortar that is sulphate resistant. |
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 Instructions for retroactively installed horizontal insulation using the PRINZ saw method |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 04 January 2012 17:00 |
WALL DRAINAGE 
