Tanking is known as barrier protection and involves the application of waterproof slurry on walls of the basement or cellar that need waterproofing. This can be applied internally and externally, or both, but for most basement conversions it ...
- Cellar tanking, also known as basement tanking, is a waterproofing method designed to create a barrier between the cellar and external moisture. The process involves applying a waterproofing membrane or coating to the cellar walls and floor.
- Internal Type A Waterproofing Waterproofing barrier membranes that can be applied to the internal side of the structure include a variety of liquid-applied products, installed either by spray machine, trowel, brush, or by roller directly. Unlike external tanking products, these membranes must actively hold back any ingressing water. Both approaches have their applications, so it is always important when selecting a cellar tanking system to choose the correct product for your project, and to ensure that the substrate is prepared correctly.
- The DryDirect guide to waterproofing cellars, damp proofing basements and creating extra space beneath your property. Many older properties in the UK are built with cellars and basements that could provide extra usable space either for much needed dry storage
