Hello everyone,
Are there proper solutions to ensure that the drainage membrane or the perimeter insulation is no longer visible and also does not get damp from above due to backflow? The lower part (soil level) has been waterproofed using torch-on membranes and sealing slurry. Would closing profiles on the drainage membrane combined with a gravel strip be advisable here?
Thank you
Are there proper solutions to ensure that the drainage membrane or the perimeter insulation is no longer visible and also does not get damp from above due to backflow? The lower part (soil level) has been waterproofed using torch-on membranes and sealing slurry. Would closing profiles on the drainage membrane combined with a gravel strip be advisable here?
Thank you
K
KarstenausNRW17 Oct 2023 19:10Ducki123 schrieb:
Are there proper solutions to ensure that the drainage membrane or the perimeter insulation is no longer visible and does not get wet from above? The lower part (in the ground) was sealed with bituminous membranes and waterproof slurry. Would finishing profiles on the drainage membrane along with a gravel strip be recommended here?What does the wall construction look like? How was the waterproofing done? Base coat plaster?Normally, it looks like this at the end. Of course, the wall is waterproofed, then base coat plaster (and/or waterproof slurry) is applied, the area is backfilled with soil, followed by gravel. The drainage sheet is simply cut to fit. Water running behind it is not an issue.
KarstenausNRW schrieb:
What exactly is the wall assembly? How is/was the waterproofing done? Base plaster?
Normally, it looks like this in the end. Of course, the wall is waterproofed, then a base plaster (and/or waterproof slurry) is applied, it is backfilled with soil, then gravel. The dimpled membrane is simply cut to fit. Water running behind it doesn’t matter.
[ATTACH alt="1697560336887.png"]82368[/ATTACH]Thank you very much for your feedback.
We have consulted a professional on site. Everything seems to be in order, just not yet finished, which makes it a bit confusing for me as a layperson.
lastdrop schrieb:
Will soil be added there? Or will it remain at this level?
Someone must have planned something ... It will be filled in and surrounded by gravel to protect against dirt splashes.
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