Winter 2020 News
Kryton Acquires Concrete Monitoring Technology Kryton International Inc., has acquired an interest...
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2020 Waterproofing Industry Forecast
As we move into 2020, the waterproofing industry appears poised for another solid year of growth. ...
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Rehabilitating Reeds Creek Fish Hatchery
By Robert Armstead Polyurethane geofill was used to remediate an aging facility in West Virginia....
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Trade Show Preview 2020
The winter months are tradeshow season, and this year is no exception. There are more than a...
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Waterproofing a Historic Stadium
The expansion and modernization of Bill Snyder Family Stadium at Kansas State University required...
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In urban construction and infrastructure projects, space constraints often necessitate innovative building techniques. One such method, blindside waterproofing has become increasingly prevalent in recent years.![]()
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Traditional waterproofing methods rely on a barrier system that prevents water from penetrating the surface. Crystalline waterproofing creates a permanent and self-sealing barrier within the concrete.![]()
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