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Abstract
This article concentrates on the common elements inherent in all professional waterproofing tasks. Some elements discussed are generic system types; product knowledge/experience criteria; bidding; contract exclusions; substrate penetration; application; drainage; back-filling; grade and slope; adjacent landscape maintenance; and below-grade repair procedures.
This article concentrates on the common elements inherent in all professional waterproofing tasks. Some elements discussed are generic system types; product knowledge/experience criteria; bidding; contract exclusions; substrate penetration; application; drainage; back-filling; grade and slope; adjacent landscape maintenance; and below-grade repair procedures.
Date
11/1998
11/1998
Author(s)
Samuel Gale
Samuel Gale
Page(s)
18-23, 80
18-23, 80
Keyword(s)
waterproofing; system type; below-grade; substrate penetration; product application
waterproofing; system type; below-grade; substrate penetration; product application