DECK WATERPROOFING AND PROTECTION SYSTEMS Solutions for Balconies, Podiums, Car Parks and Flat Roofs
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4 Remmers Waterproofing - 60 Years of Experience - An Overview of Our Expertise 6 The Remmers Deck Waterproofing Systems - A System Solution for Every Environment 7 Ecology and Sustainability - At the Heart of Remmers Business 8 Decks and their Exposure - Defining the Waterproofing Solution Requirements 10 Types of Decks and Remmers Specific System Build-ups 10 - Balcony Decks 14 - Podium Decks 18 - Car Park Decks 22 - Flat Roof Decks 26 Additional Remmers Technologies 27 The Remmers System Guarantee 3
REMMERS WATERPROOFING - 60 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE An Overview of Our Expertise Remmers are renowned for their technical innovations in materials for facade restoration and protection. This includes systems for natural stone and brickwork, timber framed infill, rendered and reinforced concrete substrates. Heritage, traditionally built and modern structures all around the world are protected, successfully restored and refurbished with Remmers systems. One of the primary requirements for facades is the prevention of water ingress and the management of water and water vapour movement through and out of the building, particularly from the fabric of the building envelope. This is of course exactly the same for the foundations and any below ground areas of building structures. Therefore it is no surprise that Remmers are also leading experts in the waterproofing and protection of these important areas too. Our advanced systems provide the latest technologies for internal tanking, external ground water protection and containment. In addition there are many special solutions for all types of water stopping, such as replacement damp-proof courses (dpc), through resin injection. Equally well known is Remmers expertise in resin flooring for all types of industrial, manufacturing and commercial applications. These include the high-tech electronics industry, aerospace and automotive, pharmaceutical, food and beverage industries, plus education, utility and service facilities such as schools, kitchens, wash rooms, workshops, restaurants, and retail stores. Wherever fast project opening or minimal downtime and closure during refurbishment is essential, our systems provide the right solution. These have been developed for application onto most common substrates to produce the required properties from the finished floor surface. 4
Remmers Waterproofing Solutions 5
REMMERS DECK WATERPROOFING SYSTEMS A System Solution for Every Environment The combination of Remmers technologies and expertise in facade restoration and protection, together with all types of waterproofing and flooring, means that Remmers can provide ideal waterproofing solutions for all types of decks, podiums and balconies in both new build and restoration works and on all different types of projects. From the waterproofing of podium decks which must keep the basement or parking structure below dry; to the waterproofing of balconies with attractive non-slip coatings, that must also prevent water and salt ingress to the reinforcing steel, Remmers have it all completely covered. Additionally roof decks are waterproofed and protected with our wide range of liquid applied waterproofing membranes. To ensure that even in the toughest of all building environments decks are protected, we also produce a wide range of systems for car park deck waterproofing. Here, the mechanical wear and abrasion combines with the worst in environmental exposure, which therefore demands tough, durable and secure solutions. Remmers polymer systems are developed from many different raw materials to provide a range of waterproofing products and systems. These are based on polymer cements, bitumen emulsions, epoxy resins, polyurethane and hybrid or combined material solutions. Exciting new Remmers developments in silicate technology mean that we are leading the world with a new generation of protective products that are produced with huge reductions in carbon demand thereby also reducing the carbon footprint of your project. Extremely high chemical and mechanical resistance Easy to use Made of environmentallyfriendly raw materials Unique technology the world over Unequalled adhesive bonding to the substrate No labelling required. Completely inorganic Extremely high abrasion resistance 6
ECOLOGY AND SUSTAINABILITY At the Heart of Remmers Business Across all of the areas of Remmers technology and expertise, ecology and sustainability are much more than a current trend or marketing gimmick. They are a clear focus, a clear corporate commitment and the main driving force for our extensive research and development team throughout our state of the art laboratories, production and distribution facilities. Remmers has pioneered the development and use of high performance water based coating materials and the removal of toxic substances from preservatives and impregnations for many years. Other notable and internationally important Remmers innovations include: Peelable cleaning poultices which can be recycled as rubber crumb Fillers for resin and cement binders based upon recycled materials 100% inorganic silicate binders with the lowest order CO 2 demand Highest renewable raw materials content in our latest binders Safe biological control, replacing biocides with nano-silver technology Cream consistency products which dramatically reduce waste Innovative packaging solutions to speed application and reduce waste disposal Waterproofing products reducing heat loss from buildings thus reducing energy demand A further specific example of our environmental commitment in the deck waterproofing market is the new Remmers Eco-Line deck coating system. This is based on an extremely tough new generation of water based epoxy and elastic polyurethane polymer binders. These have a high proportion of fillers from recycled materials and the new polymer binders are developed from renewable resources. This allows the Eco-Line system to be installed with a sustainable draw on the earth s natural resources. It also provides contractors with the best state of the art materials, which are safer to work with. 7
DECKS AND THEIR EXPOSURE Defining the Waterproofing System Requirements Decks, podiums and balconies can all have to withstand the equivalent of the combined stresses imposed on building facades and industrial floors, due to their being both externally exposed and trafficked. So, to be durable and effective, the surface protection and waterproofing must accommodate this wide variety of stress. Following the necessary building condition survey and assessment of these stresses and their possible combinations, we can provide the ideal specification for cost-effective and durable deck waterproofing and protection. Due to our understanding of the function and overall exposure of the structure and its surfaces, this is designed to be efficient throughout a long service life. Remmers can provide full schematic design drawings for all of the details and we produce and supply all of the necessary ancillary materials for these details, including bedding mortars, grouts, pre-formed joints and sealants. 8
External weathering Weathering exposure to sun, wind, rain, snow, UV light, temperature changes, plus freezethaw conditions in winter, marine atmospheres and industrial pollution in the air. Differential movement Differential movement between different elements and substrates can occur due to thermal stresses, imposed static and dynamic loads. Chemical exposure Chemical exposure due to vehicle oils and hydraulic fluids, plus many other potentially harmful liquid spillages from household and industrial cleaners, all types of beverages plus de-icing salts in winter. Mechanical abrasion and wear Mechanical abrasion and wear from different types of traffic, from light occasional foot traffic to very heavy vehicular traffic - particularly in turning areas or ramps. Slip resistance Slip resistance is required where the decking will be directly trafficked. This always has to be balanced with the need for the surfaces to be easily cleaned. Drainage details Drainage details and fittings must be carefully incorporated and sealed into the deck waterproofing system - no problem with the range of Remmers detailing solutions. Crack bridging requirements If the waterproofing integrity is to be maintained in areas subject to cracking, crack bridging properties are best achieved using Remmers reinforced elastic waterproofing systems. Root penetration resistance Damage by plant roots in integrated planting boxes is easily avoided by selecting the appropriate Remmers waterproofing system. Supporting structure The condition of the supporting structure must be surveyed and assessed prior to successful deck waterproofing. Any corroding reinforcing steel or damaged concrete must first be repaired - no problem with Remmers systems. 9
Balcony Deck Waterproofing 10
BALCONY DECKS - THE REMMERS SYSTEM BUILD-UPS Problem Working Operation Remmers System Solution General Pre-treatment Pre-treatment for the following systems Prepare concrete Prepare asphalt Planing, grinding, blast cleaning Grinding, blast cleaning Leak stopping Stopping water penetration Waterstop, Injection Resin PUR Concrete repair Asphalt repair Corrosion protection Repairs Corrosion protection Repairs Rust Inhibitor EP 2K, MCI Repair Mortar EP 2K Rust Inhibitor EP 2K, MCI PUR Indu Color D40 Mortar Rigid coating (<2mm) Base layer Top layer Epoxy PH Color Epoxy PH Color + ADD 250 Not for asphalt Waterproofing System Flexible decorative coating (3-5mm) Elastic coating (2-4mm) Priming Base layer Top coat Sealer (optional) Priming: concrete Base layer Top coat Epoxy MT 100 Epoxy Flexfill, broadcast with flakes or Ceramix aggregate Epoxy UV 100 PUR Top TX Epoxy FM Quick, FAS 100 PUR Indu Color D40, broadcast with Quartz PUR Color Top 2KS Concrete or asphalt indoors Seek advice on asphalt Waterproof reinforced elastic membrane (3-5mm) Priming: concrete Base layer Wear layer Top coat Epoxy FM Quick, FAS 100 PUR Indu Color D40 with fleece PUR Indu Color D40, broadcast with Quartz PUR Color Top 2KS For concrete or asphalt 11
BALCONY DECK WATERPROOFING Defining the System Requirements External public access balconies are an integral part of the design of the flats which form much of the UK s housing stock. On some they were an innovative design feature for example on many original art deco structures. This trend has continued, particularly as it is a cheap method of building multiple homes, or luxury apartments with private balconies. These are easily produced as cantilevered extensions of the floor slabs over the structural walls. Unfortunately this external location means direct exposure to weathering, with high thermal variations leading to movement and cracking. Rainfall then allows water into these cracks. Frost with freeze-thaw cycling, further increases the size and extent of these cracks. The frequent pedestrian traffic with de-icing salts in winter, also exacerbates the problems, which can lead to damage to the fabric of the building and if not repaired, to dangerous and costly structural damage. Remmers advanced range of systems is designed to protect new balconies and completely repair and protect existing ones. This is by the systematic selection and application of protective deck waterproofing treatments to accommodate all of these requirements. New decks are protected and existing ones are made as good as new. 12
Cleaning and preparation Concrete and cement screed surfaces must be cleaned and then mechanically prepared by blast cleaning or equivalent means. Asphalt surfaces are cleaned and abraded. Crack / leak sealing Any cracks or leaks through the concrete or screed substrate must be sealed and filled. Where necessary these are also reinforced with Remmers resin bound fleece reinforcement. Substrate repair The substrate must be repaired and made good with an appropriate Remmers repair system (cement or resin based) to provide a sound, uniform and level substrate. Priming The correct priming coat for the waterproofing system selected is uniformly applied to seal the prepared surfaces. Epoxy based for concrete surfaces and PUR based for asphalt. Coving / skirting At the perimeter edges the system must be correctly finished into the drainage details and coved or taken seamlessly up any adjacent vertical surfaces. Base coat / fleece reinforcement The base layer of the selected balcony deck system is applied, spike rollered and where required broadcast with aggregates to increase slip resistance. Fleece reinforcement can also be embedded at this stage. Top coat The top coat and surface wearing layer can also have aggregates incorporated for increased slip resistance, or it may be used as the final sealing coat on some of the un-reinforced systems. Additional coats Additional coats of the materials are used to seal in the aggregates and provide a more easily cleanable finish. Additional sealing coats also enhance colours and increase durability and resistance. 13
Podium Deck Waterproofing 14
PODIUM DECKS - THE REMMERS SYSTEM BUILD-UPS Problem Working Operation Remmers System Solution General Pre-treatment Pre-treatment for the following systems Substrate pre-treatment Rotec equipment Blast cleaning Grinding or planing Leak stopping Stopping water penetration Rapid Hardener, Waterstop Concrete repairs Crack reduction Corrosion protection Bonding layer Filling & closure of areas Repair of wide cracks Sulfatex Grout, MCI Sulfatex Grout Betofix, PCC Mortars Sulfatex Grout Reprofiling Mortar Rigid coating (Mineral based) Priming Levelling small areas Coating Kiesol Waterproofing Filler Sulfatex Grout in 2-3 coats Waterproofing System Flexible coating (Mineral based) Crack bridging coating (Bitumen based) Priming Levelling Coating Priming Levelling Coating Kiesol Sulfatex Grout and Waterproofing Filler Elastogrout 2K in 2-3 coats Kiesol Waterproofing Filler Profi-Tight in 2 coats Crack bridging coating (PUR based) Priming Coating PUR Primer P-EK PUR RoofCoat WF with fleece Protection Damage protection Install suitable protection As required on site to prevent damage 15
PODIUM DECK WATERPROOFING Defining the System Requirements A podium deck is one that is raised above the general level of its surroundings. Often these are used in commercial properties such as hotels, large residential developments or other complexes, to form features such as impressive entrance lobbies, terraces, delivery areas or arrivals and departure zones. They are usually built in much the same way as balconies, by extensions of the floor or roof slabs to create and take advantage of the additional space or to develop a design feature. They have all of the typical requirements, functions and exposure of public balconies. However with their greater width the exposure is also potentially greater, as is their thermal movement capability according to the structural design of course. Podium decks are often required to have particularly decorative features including paving and planters built into them, or to function as car parks and access roads, even for heavy goods vehicles - creating even higher stresses. Remmers produces a complete range of systems for the waterproofing of all types of podium decks. These include systems for directly trafficked surfaces and also for those to be covered with other top surfacing materials, including road asphalt, decorative paving or ceramic tiles for example. 16
Cleaning and preparation Surfaces must be cleaned and then mechanically prepared by blast cleaning or equivalent mechanical means, according to their condition. Cracks / leak sealing Any cracks in the substrate must be filled at the surface and where necessary sealed with Injection Resin PUR, to ensure the integrity of the structure before waterproofing. Substrate repair The substrate must be repaired and made good with Remmers repair systems (cement or resin based) to produce a sound and uniform surface suitable for waterproofing. Priming The prepared surfaces must be primed with Kiesol for Remmers cementitious or bitumen based systems and with PUR Primer PE-K for the highly crack bridging PUR Roof Coat WF system. Base coats The first waterproofing layer is applied by slurry brush for cement based systems and by trowel for bitumen based systems. The PUR systems are usually applied by squeegee. Reinforcement Where required the waterproofing system can be reinforced by embedding suitable fleece reinforcement, always allowing at least 50mm overlaps at joints and around details such as drainage and coving to upstands. Top coating An additional coat of the same base waterproofing material can be applied as a top coat to further increase the performance and durability with all of the Remmers systems. Surface protection The waterproofed surfaces are often to be used for functions requiring specific surfacing materials. The waterproofing system must be suitably protected before overcoating. Finished podium deck Once protected the waterproof podium can be overlaid and landscaped as required with all types of paving and other surfacing materials. 17
Car Park Deck Waterproofing 18
CAR PARK DECKS - THE REMMERS SYSTEM BUILD-UPS Problem Working Operation Remmers System Solution Pre-treatment for the following systems Substrate preparation Planing, grinding, blast cleaning General Pre-treatment Leak stopping Concrete repairs (Cement based) Concrete repair (Resin based) Stopping water penetration Corrosion protection Bonding layer Filling and closing Corrosion protection Bonding layer Filling and closing Waterstop Injection Resin PUR Rust Inhibitor M, MCI To suit mortar Betofix, PCC Mortars Rust Inhibitor EP 2K, MCI Bonding Agent EP 2K Repair Mortar EP 2K Repairing cracks Crack injection (rigid) Crack injection (flexible) Injection Resin EP Injection Resin PUR Rigid coating (thin layer) Priming Base layer Top coat Epoxy BS2000 Epoxy BS3000 +5% ADD 250 Epoxy BS3000 +5% ADD 250 Waterproofing System Intermediate Deck Top Deck Rigid coating (2-3mm) (Water based) Rigid coating (2-3mm) (Solvent free) Elastic coating (2-3mm) Reinforced elastic coating (4-5mm) Priming Base layer Top coat Base layer Top coat Priming Base layer Wear layer Top coat Priming Base layer Wear layer Top coat Epoxy BS2000 Epoxy BS3000 filled with SBL + broadcast Epoxy BS3000 Epoxy PH Color filled with Quartz (01/03) + broadcast Epoxy PH Color Epoxy FAS100 PUR Uni Color BC PUR Indu Color TC + broadcast PUR Color Top CPD Epoxy FAS 100, Epoxy FM Quick PUR Indu Color D40 with fleece PUR Indu Color D40 + broadcast PUR Color Top 2KS Ramps Tough rigid coating (4-6mm) Priming Base layer Broadcast Top coat (optional) Epoxy MT 100 Epoxy MT 100 with SBL filler Mandurax Brite Aggregate Epoxy PH Color 19
CAR PARK DECK WATERPROOFING Defining the System Requirements Multi-storey car parks have been described as being constructed to building standards, but without the watertight roof, facade and windows. Then they are exposed in a similar way to civil engineering structures, which have to be designed and built to far more stringent standards. Whilst this may seem an extreme analogy, it is frequently a good summary of the situation that exists, with open exposure to rainfall, direct sunlight, low and high temperatures, plus traffic impact and a high level of de-icing salt usage. The degree of exposure clearly varies from the extremes of the weather on the top decks, through variable levels on the intermediate decks. Abrasion also varies with increased mechanical wear on the ramps. There are also the special requirements of basement waterproofing and water / moisture management for any decks which are below ground. Many underground car park deck coatings have to be vapour permeable, to prevent moisture build up and therefore prevent blistering of the protective deck surfacing. All of these performance requirements make stringent demands and are important product selection criteria. The advanced Remmers car park deck waterproofing systems, including the latest sustainably sourced Eco- Line range, can safely and securely accommodate all of these demands. 20
Cleaning and preparation Concrete deck surfaces must be cleaned and then mechanically prepared by blast cleaning or equivalent means. Asphalt surfaces are milled and ground. Crack / leak sealing Any cracks or leaks through the substrate must be sealed and filled. Where necessary these are also reinforced with Remmers resin bound fleece reinforcement. Substrate repair The substrate must be repaired and made good with an appropriate Remmers repair system (cement or resin based) to provide a sound, uniform and level substrate. Coving / skirting All detailing work should be sealed before proceeding to the deck waterproofing stage to ensure complete watertightness and optimum aesthetics. Priming The correct Remmers primer is selected according to the waterproofing system (vapour permeable, rigid or crack bridging) and it is uniformly applied to seal the prepared surfaces. A second scratch coat layer may be required for very irregular surfaces. Base coat The base layer of the selected system is applied and spike rollered, where required, broadcast with the selected slip resistant aggregate (not in crack bridging systems). For reinforced systems the fleece is embedded in the wet base coat at this stage. Intermediate / top coat The next layer either seals the aggregate surfaces or provides a broadcast support layer to accept and fix the quartz aggregates, providing the surface slip resistance. Additional top coats On ramps or tight turning circles with increased wear and abrasion from traffic, an additional top coat can be applied to increase durability. Line marking Signage and lane/bay marking lines plus any other delineation or designated markings are easily applied with the appropriate Remmers coatings. 21
Flat Roof Deck Waterproofing 22
FLAT ROOF DECKS - THE REMMERS SYSTEM BUILD-UPS Problem Working Operation Remmer System Solution General Pre-treatment Micro-biological control Stop algal growth Impregnation BFA, Green Growth Remover Leak stopping Stopping water penetration Rapid Hardener, Waterstop Concrete repairs Crack reduction Corrosion protection Bonding layer Filling & closure of areas Repair of wide cracks Sulfatex Grout, MCI Sulfatex Grout Betofix Mortars Sulfatex Grout Reprofiling mortar Economic coating system (5-10 year) Priming metals Priming general Coating system Rust Inhibitor EP 2K PU Primer PU Aluminium Waterproofing System Reinforced coating system (10-15 year) Cut edge corrosion system Priming metals Priming general Coating Reinforcing Top coats Priming metal Edge sealant Base coat Top coat Rust Inhibitor EP 2K PU Primer PU Aluminium PE Fleece PU Aluminium Rust Inhibitor EP 2K Flexi-Seal LM PUR RoofCoat EC PUR RoofCoat TC Reinforced elastic system (10 to 25 year) Base coat Reinforcing Top coats PUR RoofCoat EC or WF PE Fleece, Glass Matting PUR RoofCoat TC or WF 23
FLAT ROOF DECK WATERPROOFING Defining the System Requirements Flat roofs are constantly exposed to the full effects of external weathering, which explains why the type of roof and the waterproofing systems required on a new project are always defined first by the architect. This is because this also dictates the nature of the structure required to support it and flat roofs are designed in order for the maximum usable space to be provided inside the building. Unfortunately flat roofs can also be inefficient in their ability to shed water during rainfall or snow melt and therefore can often accumulate water. This accelerates the deterioration of roof membranes and waterproofing systems. They can also harbour more dirt and debris, plus at joints and details around penetrations, such as service ducts or pipes, the stresses on the waterproofing systems are concentrated, leading to damage and accelerated deterioration. Remmers cold applied, liquid waterproofing membranes allow rapid and secure protection for the refurbishment of deteriorated asphalt and bituminous felt membranes. They are also ideal for direct application to provide elastic crack bridging protection on concrete and cement screed surfaces. This minimises cost and disruption, plus importantly unlike bitumen roofing materials, they require no naked flames on site. On metal roofs, cut-edge corrosion can be a serious problem on the edges of the roof s component metal sheet profiles. Remmers also offer a proven system to repair and protect these associated difficult areas. 24
Cleaning work Surfaces should be cleaned to remove all loose materials, moss, organic growth and loose chippings or failed waterproofing etc. Treat all surfaces with BFA Remover or Green Growth Remover. Priming - Metal Surfaces Clean metal surfaces with a wire brush to bright steel and apply one coat of Rust Inhibitor EP 2K to protect and seal the surface. Priming General Surfaces Apply the overall primer, where required, to the cleaned surfaces by brush or roller. Allow to become touch dry before proceeding with the waterproofing system application. Base coat Apply a heavy base coat of the selected Remmers PUR coating ready to receive the fleece reinforcement. Normally this is 60% - 70% of the material required. Reinforcement Press the fleece reinforcement into the base coating with a suitable roller ensuring that air is removed and avoid creases and folds. Ensure at least 50mm overlaps at joints and details. Encapsulation Apply the remaining quantity of the base coat whilst the first layer is still wet. Ensure there is sufficient material to fully encapsulate the fleece using a short pile roller. Top coat Where required for increased performance or enhanced durability, an additional top coat of the selected Remmers PUR coating can be applied. Metal roof: Cut-edge corrosion Where corrosion damage has occurred on areas of existing metal roofs, the Remmers cut-edge corrosion protection system can be applied to reseal the surface and extend the service life. Metal roof: Cut-edge protection The Remmers cut-edge corrosion protection system is applied as a bead of special sealant and two encapsulation coats to all cut edges. 25
ADDITIONAL REMMERS TECHNOLOGIES Free Inspection Service: Remmers provide a complete range of materials together with a FREE site inspection, laboratory analysis and diagnostic service for owners and specifiers. We provide detailed material specifications for many other areas of repair, protection and waterproofing in building structures in addition to balcony, podium, car park and roof decks. This includes all areas of the building envelope and specifically all aspects of facade protection and below ground waterproofing. These are further complemented by Remmers injection systems and chemical damp proof courses (dpc) which can be inserted from either side of the structure. Full details of these materials are available in our new manual - The Waterproofing and Damp-proofing of Masonry Structures. Please ask us for copies of any of these additional brochures. Facade Refurbishment: The most common requirements for facade refurbishment in association with deck waterproofing are concrete repair and protection, plus brickwork restoration. These are both core technologies and businesses of Remmers. Concrete Repair and Protection: Full details of Remmers systematic approach and assistance are available in Remmers extensive new documentation. Brickwork Restoration and Waterproofing: The innovative cream consistency of Remmers Facade Cream is ideal for the waterproofing and protection of any associated areas of brickwork. Full details of these and other systems are available in Remmers new brochure Facade Protection and Refurbishment. Waterproofing: Particularly in multi-storey car parks, but also below podium decks and in their associated buildings basements Remmers waterproofing technologies are also in demand. Internal Tanking: Kiesol silicate impregnations and Sulfatex Grout cementitious slurry coatings provide fast and secure waterproofing as an internally applied tanking system normally used in refurbishment projects where external access is not possible. External Waterproofing for Ground Water Contact: Remmers complete range of materials for external application are based on polymer modified bitumen emulsions. These can be applied by brush, roller and spray to protect below ground areas of the structure, or to refurbish existing failed waterproofing when external access is possible. 26
THE REMMERS SYSTEM GUARANTEE 10 Year Proven Protection - Signed and Sealed From our extensive experience and expertise we are confident in passing this security to our clients with the Remmers System Guarantee (RSG) for up to 10 years. It gives our contracting customers real competitive advantage in the market place and gives specifying Architects and Engineers the security of knowing exactly what they will get and how the systems will perform. Numerous test certificates serve to clearly verify the performance and long term effectiveness and durability of the different system components, together with their reliable interaction. The Remmers System Guarantee, available with certain specifications, states that Remmers is liable for product defects during the 10 year warranty period. This warranty can be extended to even longer periods with a Remmers Annual Inspection and Maintenance Agreement (RAIMA) for owners or their professional representatives. This is provided for a nominal annual charge and provides the unique added security of a detailed annual waterproofing inspection, plus condition report, including details of any repair works required. In this way our clients can benefit from the additional security of an effectively open ended warranty beyond the 10 years of the RSG. In accordance with Remmers philosophy and by having the RSG and the RAIMA in place, our clients have total waterproofing security, including a planned approach to maintenance and repairs at a defined cost. Remmers therefore protects the value of your investment. Your RSG benefits: Waterproof decks Improved safety and appearance Reduced closures or shutdowns Detailed materials specifications and detailing Application by Remmers trained specialists The most environmentally friendly and sustainably sourced products Planned inspection and maintenance agreements available Protection of your investment 27
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