We used torch-on to waterproof a vertical wall below ground level. How do I protect the torch-on against damage. | roofs

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We used torch-on to waterproof a vertical wall below ground level. How do I protect the torch-on against damage.

- Ben Steenkamp

Asked/Answered by Ben Steenkamp on May 24, 2013 in Waterproofing | 2 Answers

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5-24-13

Allan Flanagan answers:

You should also use a perforated pipe at the bottom to soak away any build up of water.

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5-24-13

Gavin Turner answers:

Torch-on waterproofing gets easily damaged by growing roots, stones, or careless workers. We use a product called Zipcore, supplied by Kaytech, to protect the waterproofing. Their telephone number is 021 531-8110, Thornton. Priced about R30/00 per m². It is a plastic pre-formed sheet with the appearance of an egg tray.

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