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Abstract
Roofing screeds have until recently been produced in the main from concrete based materials. Water trapped within the screed has given rise to problems of dampness within the building and, it has been shown, markedly diminshed their insulating properties. A dry, bitumen based screed material has been developed in the UK which has largely overcome these faults. It is easy to apply and can be readily covered with standard waterproofing systems.
Roofing screeds have until recently been produced in the main from concrete based materials. Water trapped within the screed has given rise to problems of dampness within the building and, it has been shown, markedly diminshed their insulating properties. A dry, bitumen based screed material has been developed in the UK which has largely overcome these faults. It is easy to apply and can be readily covered with standard waterproofing systems.
Date
9/1974
9/1974
Author(s)
Lang, K
Lang, K
Page(s)
Paper 35
Paper 35
Source
Society of Chemical Industry
Society of Chemical Industry
Keyword(s)
screed; lightweight concrete;
screed; lightweight concrete;