Potential Outcome: Edge lift and leakage under hydrostatic pressure.
Adheseal Best Practice: In immersed applications, use Elastoproof B50 Joint Band and collars; avoid BRW PF Tape where immersion is expected.
Potential Outcome: Lumps, weak film and pinholing.
Adheseal Best Practice: Always add powder to liquid under mechanical mixing, allow 3–5 minutes to settle, then re-stir to a homogenous blend.
Potential Outcome: Incomplete waterproofing and premature failure.
Adheseal Best Practice: Prime correctly, then apply 2 coats at 1.5 L/m² total and verify with a wet-film gauge (≈750 µm per coat).
Immersed structures demand a dense, flexible membrane with verified potable-water safety and long-term adhesion.
Gripset 2P’s Class II flexibility, fast cure and AS/NZS 4020 certification make it ideal. Apply 2 coats at 1.5 L/m² total; allow 7 days before immersion; tile after 24 h using polymer-modified adhesive.
Detail all junctions and penetrations with Elastoproof B50 and collars prior to coating. Verify final DFT before filling.
Subterranean and soil-retaining structures require a tough, flexible membrane to resist damp loads and micro-movement.
Prime appropriately, apply 2 coats of Gripset 2P (≈1.2 mm DFT), protect with appropriate drainage/board before backfill to preserve membrane integrity.
Avoid application when rain is imminent; maintain surface/ambient temps between 5–30°C for consistent curing.
Yes. Gripset 2P is designed for continuously wet and immersed environments. Allow 7 days curing before immersion.
Apply 2 coats at a total of 1.5 L/m² to achieve approximately 1.2 mm dry film thickness (≈750 µm WFT per coat).
After 24 hours under normal conditions. Use polymer-modified cement-based adhesives.
Use Gripset GP Primer for porous, OP Primer for non-porous, XPRESS Primer H2O Plus for green/damp surfaces, and Gripset E60 for residual moisture/rising damp.
No. Use Elastoproof B50 Joint Band and collars in immersed applications; BRW PF Tape is not suitable for immersion.
Application / Use Case | Key Benefit | Primary Trades |
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Swimming pools & water features | Immersion-rated membrane with potable-water certification | Waterproofers, Pool Builders |
Balconies, decks & podiums | Flexible Class II membrane for external movement & weather | Waterproofers, Builders |
Planter boxes & retaining walls | Durable film resists damp loading; compatible with protection boards | Builders, Remedial Contractors |
Under-tile wet areas | Tile-ready surface; 24 h to tile with polymer-modified adhesives | Tilers, Waterproofers |
Clean, sound and dry substrate; repair defects. Prime to suit: GP (porous), OP (non-porous), XPRESS H2O Plus (green/damp), E60 (residual moisture/rising damp).
Add powder to liquid (1:1 by volume for partial mixes). Mechanically mix to a lump-free, homogenous blend. Rest 3–5 minutes; re-stir before use.
Apply by brush/roller/spray in 2 coats at 1.5 L/m² total, perpendicular directions. Verify with wet film gauge (~750 µm per coat) to achieve ~1.2 mm DFT.
Wear gloves, eye protection and suitable workwear. Avoid skin/eye contact.
Use in well-ventilated areas; avoid aerosolising dust when handling powder.
Seek medical attention for serious exposure.
Cure concrete 28 days; ensure surfaces are clean, smooth and free of contaminants. Fill voids and non-structural cracks; remove unsound layers mechanically.
GP Primer (porous, 1 L/8–10 m²) or E60 for residual moisture/rising damp; XPRESS H2O Plus for green/damp surfaces.
Gripset GP Primer / E60 / XPRESS H2O PlusInstall to manufacturer requirements; make joints flush; remove dust and debris before priming.
Prime with GP Primer; use OP Primer where non-absorbent linings are present.
Gripset GP Primer / OP PrimerPoint flush and stabilise highly porous surfaces; remove dust; level undulations before coating.
Apply GP Primer (often 2 coats on very porous substrates) before Gripset 2P.
Gripset GP Primer