Decks & Balconies

Waterproofing Of Decks And Balconies In Jervis Bay.

Waterproofing of decks and balconies in Jervis Bay with Saupaflex Waterproofing will keep the elements from penetrating through to rooms underneath.

Your balcony is waterproofed with the latest flexible waterproofing membranes that can expand and contract with the elements keeping the water out.

Let Supaflex advise you on the best possible solution for waterproofing your new outdoor entertaining area today.

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Benefits of Waterproofing Your Balcony or Deck.

By using flexible membranes to keep your deck water tight will ensure that moisture does not seep through to the areas below.

With a lot of people enjoying the Alfresco Lifestyle on their patios, applying a membrane underneath tile finishes will keep the outdoors looking new and fresh indefinitely.

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Protecting Areas Below

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The most important reason for deck waterproofing is to provide protection for the areas underneath. This may just be the underside of the exposed deck or it could be a room in your home. Either way protecting these areas from penetrating moisture is vital.

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Different Surfaces

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Most common materials used for balcony construction are Scyon lightweight cement sheeting or concrete. The Scyon sheeting is laid similar to chipboard flooring and as such has joins that need to be treated prior to waterproofing.

Concrete should also be waterproofed as over time water will soak into the concrete slab. This can cause “Concrete Cancer” which leads to massive problems down the track.

Either way it makes good sense to have these areas proffessionally treated to prevent future problems.

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Flexible Class III Membranes Used

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Now I do bang on a bit about Class 3 waterproof membranes but this is because it is a standard we like to adhere to. Meaning that if the membranes we use aren’t at least Class III, then 99% of the time we won’t use them.

So for this reason, yep, we only use suitable waterproof membranes on decks and balconies as well.