Understanding the challenge
Repair projects where water ingress is part of the wider concrete condition can present water-ingress conditions that need a project-specific approach. Euras helps the appointed team assess whether EURAS® Gel Type B is suitable for the injection waterproofing scope.
Problems We Solve
- Water entering cracks, joints or cavities
- A waterproofing scope alongside separate structural repairs
- Interfaces between the proposed repair and existing waterproofing
How We Fix It
Euras reviews the available project information with the consultant or contractor. Product suitability, the application approach and the specialist assistance required are agreed before the works.
The appointed contractor leads delivery. Euras can assist the team within the agreed scope where complexity or severity requires it. Water tightness is checked against the project’s acceptance requirements.
The boundary between the injection waterproofing scope and any structural assessment or strengthening works should be addressed during planning.
Where This Is Used
Repair projects where water ingress is part of the wider concrete condition. Suitability depends on the structure, substrate, water conditions and proposed method; the product data sheet is the starting point for review.
Next Step
Share the location, structure type, leak photographs, previous repair history and details of the appointed team. If a consultant or contractor has not yet been appointed, tell us where you are in the process.