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Gripset P39 MembraneVendor:
Use Gripset P39 for compliant waterproofing in permanently wet areas, exposed roofs, and under tile. Its hybrid polyurethane formula ensures >300% Class III flexibility and will not re-emulsify, meeting AS 4858 and AS 4654.1 standards.- $232.47
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Gripset Xpress Multi Pro MembraneVendor:
Use Gripset Xpress Multi Pro for waterproofing roofs, balconies, and wet areas where fast project turnaround is critical. It's rain-resistant in 3 hours, withstands ponding water, and remains highly flexible for lasting protection.
- $389.93
- $389.93
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Gripset LS Trafficable CoatingVendor:
Use Gripset LS as a hard-wearing, non-slip top coat for external trafficable areas like roofs, podiums, and balconies. It provides excellent UV stability and ponding water resistance over suitable Gripset base liquid membranes, ensuring long-term system durability for light foot traffic.
- $230.09
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Silcor Top Coat 80 Waterproof MembraneVendor:
Protect exposed SILCOR membrane roofs, decks and balconies with a UV-resistant non-slip top coat, 0.15 mm DFT and 2 hour drying at 25°C.- From $691.21
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Silcor 580 MembraneVendor:
Use SILCOR 580 for certified heavy-duty trafficable waterproofing on car parks, balconies, and internal wet areas. This two-part polyurethane delivers over 700% elongation and 7MPa tensile strength, ensuring crack bridging and long-term performance under demanding conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a trafficable membrane?
A trafficable membrane is a waterproof coating that supports foot traffic or vehicles after curing. Some products work as standalone exposed membranes. Others are protective top coats applied over a base waterproofing membrane. Match the traffic rating to the end use.
Which trafficable membranes work as standalone exposed surfaces?
Gripset P39 and Gripset Xpress Multi Pro are standalone UV-stable membranes that accept light foot traffic without a topcoat. Both are water-based, Class III, and suit decks and balconies. Apply them by brush or roller at 1.0 mm thickness.
What is the difference between a trafficable membrane and a trafficable top coat?
A trafficable membrane provides waterproofing and traffic resistance in one product. A trafficable top coat adds UV and wear resistance over a separate base membrane. Gripset LS and Silcor Top Coat 80 are top coats only and do not waterproof on their own.
Which product supports the heaviest traffic?
GCP Silcor 580 supports heavy foot and light vehicle traffic as part of a three-component system. It needs Silcor 580 wear coat and Silcor Top Coat 80 applied in sequence. It is a two-part polyurethane with more than 8 MPa tensile strength.
How fast can I walk on a trafficable membrane?
Silcor Top Coat 80 dries in 2 hours. Gripset LS accepts recoat in 4 hours. Gripset Xpress Multi Pro resists rain in 3 hours. Full cure for Silcor 580 takes 15 hours. Check the manufacturer data sheet for traffic readiness times.