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Enkabreak — breaks the morter :)

Enkabreak — breaks the morter :)

While constructing the outer wall of the buildings there is always a risk of blocking the drainage holes with morter. You may use Enkabreak to prevent that problem. Enka-Break (thickness approximately 20 mm, height 300 mm) is placed vertically in the cavity, against the outer wall. The mat is fixed in position by bending the flat section on the top end horizontally and embedding it ...

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Building — Sound Reduction

Building — Sound Reduction

Enkasonic® - sound control matting Application: Enkasonic® is used as sound control matting beneath ceramic tile, marble, wood vinyl or carpet flooring in both wood frame and concrete slab constructions. Due to its reduced thickness (10 mm), Enkasonic® E is ideal for both new constructions and retrofit. In addition to acting as a sound reduction layer, Enkasonic® E also contributes to the thermal insulation of ...

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Basement, cellar drainage, waterproofing

Basement, cellar drainage, waterproofing

In the basements of buildings generally we have moisture problems. Even we have waterproofing water may enter the building. A good waterproofing system should be supported by drainage materials. Geocomposites can intercept incoming water and drain it away from the structure towards the collector pipe. To use a geocomposite drain is much easier and generally cheaper than conventional drainage systems like mineral drains. Forexample you ...

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Geocomposites — Drainage of roof gardens

Geocomposites — Drainage of roof gardens

For many years now, green roofs are well accepted as a visually attractive and cost-effective method of roof construction, and are becoming increasingly used on account of their advantages in terms of aesthetics, ecology and physical characteristics. Due to their added value related to energy efficiency, the improvement of the microclimate and cutting the peaks of rainstorm runoffs, many city authorities and councils are more ...

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