Interior sealing

If you have wet walls due to water pressing in from the outside and a waterproofing measure from the outside is not possible, we offer you one of our tried and tested system solutions. The procedure for us is as follows:

Damp walls, a wet cellar, flaking plaster, these are all characteristics of damp masonry. In order to repair the typical moisture damage from the inside, the corresponding waterproofing measure must be planned and executed with the utmost care for the specific building. In doing so, the ISOTEC expert takes into account that sealing from the inside leads to a dry wall surface on the inside, but not to drying out of the sealed wall.

Since the wall cross-section remains soaked through by penetrating water after sealing from the inside, the original thermal insulation properties of a dry wall cannot be achieved. In order to avoid the formation of condensation and to save energy, additional thermal insulation is therefore often applied to the walls sealed from the inside as a protective layer. At the same time, the interior waterproofing is also protected against mechanical damage. If you have your cellar renovated and sealed from the inside because sealing from the outside is not possible, the outside walls do not need to be exposed. Moisture can still not penetrate into the interior and wet walls are no longer a problem thanks to basement waterproofing from the inside.

A special form of interior waterproofing is the partial application of an interior basement waterproofing in the area of the wall-sole connection. This is done on the condition that an intact horizontal barrier membrane is present on the first or second row of bricks of the masonry.

The interior waterproofing system is carried out in such a way that a cove is previously formed in the wall-sole connection area and the masonry substrate is prepared in a levelling manner. This form of wall-sole connection sealing is also used for transitions from concrete walls to concrete floor slabs.