ᐅ Exterior waterproofing of terrace windows is sufficient with an insulating coating.
Created on: 24 Jun 2022 21:50
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ReggertHey
We are currently looking at how to arrange the waterproofing all around.
At the moment, we have a concrete slab (strip footings all around) with a horizontal waterproofing layer of bitumen membrane, and then the walls on top of that.
All around is plastered, including colored render; underneath, down to about 30cm (12 inches) below the slab, I now want to apply an insulating coating and a dimpled membrane. In front of that, later, there will be splash protection with gravel.
I’m a bit confused about the terrace window here.
Should the white area also be painted, and then a drainage channel placed in front of it? The window is fixed, so this really only concerns the best way to direct rainwater away.
Attached is a picture to show what I mean.

We are currently looking at how to arrange the waterproofing all around.
At the moment, we have a concrete slab (strip footings all around) with a horizontal waterproofing layer of bitumen membrane, and then the walls on top of that.
All around is plastered, including colored render; underneath, down to about 30cm (12 inches) below the slab, I now want to apply an insulating coating and a dimpled membrane. In front of that, later, there will be splash protection with gravel.
I’m a bit confused about the terrace window here.
Should the white area also be painted, and then a drainage channel placed in front of it? The window is fixed, so this really only concerns the best way to direct rainwater away.
Attached is a picture to show what I mean.
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