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Colourless and Breathable Water Repellent For Masonry Surfaces
Colourless and Breathable Water Repellent For Masonry Surfaces We’re excited to introduce our newest product: No Hydro Masonry Protection Cream. This colourless, breathable, water-repellent treatment
No Hydro Launches New Website
No Hydro Launches New Website The No Hydro website has been completely redesigned to include a greater variety of products, application guidelines, frequently asked questions,
Can No Hydro Masonry Protection Cream be applied to damp walls?
No Hydro Masonry Protection Cream should be applied on dry walls to allow for maximum penetration. After a period of heavy rain, at least 24
Effective Cementitious Tanking Slurry
No Hydro cementitious tanking Slurry is a waterproofing system which creates a monolithic bond using crystalline chemicals when applied to concrete and masonry structures. When
Brick Concrete & Stone Protection with No Hydro Masonry Water Seal
No Hydro Masonry Water Seal is a brick sealer, concrete and stone sealer protecting properties materials from to changes in weather and drops in overnight
High Specification Salt Inhibitor
No Hydro Salt Inhibitor is a high specification plaster additive recommended following the installation of a remedial DPC. Even though a DPC is effective, hygroscopic
The Importance Of Effective Rising Damp Treatment
Naturally, homeowners want the best available solutions for treating rising damp in their homes. The use of a No Hydro Chemical Damp Proof Course in
Replastering After Installing No Hydro Damp Proof Course
With all remedial damp-proofing systems, it is important to remove and replace any salt-contaminated plaster. When replastering you can use No Hydro Salt Inhibitor, our
What Is Rising Damp?
Rising damp is when groundwater rises up load-bearing walls in capillary action through the fine capillaries and pores of brick and mortar in a wick
Treating Rising Damp with No Hydro Damp Proofing Cream
The most effective and economical way to treat rising damp is with a damp-proofing injection cream. The cream is injected or hand-pumped into specially positioned holes