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ADD Waterproofing - Combined System for Waterproofing and Radon Management
by Wykamol
     
Wykamol have announced ADD Waterproofing, a combined system for waterproofing and radon management in basements and cellars.
 
Basement rooms can provide valuable extra living or working space, however there are two important environmental factors that must be considered when going below ground: water and radon gas.
 
Secondly, it is recognised that basements are at increased risk of containing elevated levels of radon, the naturally occurring radioactive gas, so special measures should be implemented to ensure it is not allowed to accumulate within the property.
 
Aquis Double Defence (ADD) Waterproofing has been developed to provide a combined solution to effectively manage both of these environmental challenges. By using a combination of physical barriers and air control, the unique system is able to create a dry and healthy living space.
 
A system which relies solely on a physical barrier is vulnerable to defects which may allow radon gas to permeate into the accommodation, or cause gas migration to other parts of the property. The ADD Waterproofing system’s air management components control where the gas can collect and actively vent it to a safe location away from the interior of the property.
 
A welcome side-effect of these air management components is their ability to control the humidity within the basement, therefore minimising the risk of condensation, lowering the cost of heating (drier air requires less energy to heat) and helping to ensure the air being breathed is clean, fresh and healthy.
 
Brochure - Combined System for Waterproofing and Radon Management in Basements and Cellars
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