Across 300 m², EMC installed a reinforced acrylic waterproofing system at the Distinguished Language School in New Damietta, including treatment of expansion joints, tile joints, and drainage points.
EMC carried out roof rehabilitation and waterproofing works at the Distinguished Language School in New Damietta, for the General Authority for Educational Buildings, covering a total area of 300 m².
The works included treatment of tile joints, expansion joints, and drainage areas, followed by the installation of a fleece-reinforced acrylic waterproofing system across the roof and parapets, finished with two acrylic coats for complete coverage.
Roof inspection and identification of areas requiring treatment.
Cleaning of the roof and removal of excess materials and contaminants.
Cleaning and preparation of expansion joints.
Filling of hollow tile and parapet joints using cement-based waterproofing material.
Installation of 5 cm reinforcement mesh over expansion joints.
Treatment of expansion joints using epoxy putty.
Installation of fleece rolls across the roof and parapet areas.
Application of the first acrylic waterproofing coat.
Epoxy treatment of insulation edges to improve protection against separation.
Reinforcement and sealing around drainage outlets using epoxy putty.
Application of the second acrylic coat perpendicular to the first coat.
Final inspection of the completed waterproofing system.
Handover of the roof prepared for resistance to rainwater and weather exposure.