Outdoor surfaces take a beating. Sun, rain, foot traffic, vehicles, and organic growth all work against the long‑term durability of pavers, driveways, and other hardscapes....Read More
Moisture is one of the most persistent threats to masonry, concrete, and building envelopes. It moves through capillaries, wicks into cracks, and slowly breaks down...Read More
Water is one of the most persistent forces acting on masonry. It moves through capillaries and seeps into micro-cracks. Over time, this moisture can trigger...Read More
Water damage ranks among the most common and expensive building problems. Even though materials science has advanced, misconceptions about waterproofing persist, and many well‑meaning fixes...Read More
Outdoor living spaces are central to the Australian lifestyle, but they are constantly exposed to unpredictable weather. From scorching summer sun to sudden downpours, these...Read More
Insulation is designed to trap heat inside during winter and keep it out during summer. But when insulation becomes damp, its effectiveness drops dramatically. Wet...Read More
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