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Waterproofing
Historic Buildings
Introduction
Historic buildings often have basements and cellars which have been used over the years for various purposes. Some are very well designed with drainage and cavities or sumps. Over a period of time water ingress has introduced large amounts of salts into the structures or the use of the space has changed and requires dry internal finishes.
Traditionally this has been achieved with Cement renders or Asphalt and more recently cement slurries.
The property shown has more recently been waterproofed by LSE with a cavity drainage system.
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