When it comes to waterproofing, most people think of coatings that block water completely. While this sounds ideal, the reality is more complex. Non‑breathable coatings...Read More
Mould is more than an unsightly stain, it’s a health hazard and a structural risk. It thrives in damp, poorly ventilated areas, and without proper...Read More
Beyond Rainfall When people think of waterproofing, they often picture torrential rain, flooding rivers, or storms. It’s easy to assume that waterproofing is only essential...Read More
Kuala Lumpur’s iN Design Lab will spotlight Silipell SP2 by Tech‑Dry through a new collaboration with Apong Stones, one of Malaysia’s fastest‑growing manufacturers of concrete...Read More
Concrete is a fundamental material in modern construction, used extensively in infrastructure such as bridges, highways, residential buildings, and high-rises. As the construction industry increasingly...Read More
Dampness is not just an aesthetic issue—over time, it can damage plaster, masonry, timber, and even the structural integrity of a building. It can also...Read More
Natural limestone is a common building material appreciated for its aesthetic qualities, colour variety, and versatility. Due to its permeable nature, limestone is vulnerable to...Read More
Salt-water corrosion, also known as concrete cancer, is a critical threat to reinforced concrete structures in marine and coastal environments. Chloride ions from salt water...Read More
Australian limestone is prized for its warm tones and natural texture, but its beauty comes with a vulnerability: permeability. Whether used in heritage facades, garden...Read More
Balcony leaks are one of the most common building issues faced by homeowners, body corporates, and property managers. While balconies are designed to provide outdoor...Read More
From sealing marble benchtops to protecting outdoor pavers and maintaining alfresco areas, stains can quietly compromise the appearance of masonry surfaces. Oil, grease, food spills,...Read More
A chalky white residue appearing on poolside pavers or concrete is often a sign of efflorescence, a visible indication that moisture is migrating through masonry...Read More