The global impact of coronavirus has left economies reeling, prompting predictions of large-scale stimulus spending once recovery begins. Much like the Marshall Plan after World...Read More
Between 1992 and 1996, Tech-Dry supported the development of KR2, a silane/siloxane emulsion designed to improve the durability of concrete masonry. PhD student Ren Kebao...Read More
Water leaks from balconies are a costly challenge for apartment owners and homeowners alike. When water penetrates beneath tiled balcony surfaces, it can reach rooms...Read More
A common problem in bathrooms is the penetration of water behind tiled surfaces causing dampness and staining of walls in the adjoining rooms. This can...Read More
Builders, architects, landscapers and DIY owners have been frustrated in the past due to the outcome that once pavers are laid around swimming pools and...Read More
Rising damp is described in the Bible Leviticus 14:39-41 where the problem was considered so severe that the salt contaminated stones should be removed and...Read More
Steel reinforced concrete as a construction material has transformed the world during the last 100 years. Such concrete has been utilized in very high value...Read More
A Customer’s/Tradie’s current dilemma in fixing rising damp. Both products achieve the same result yet which product is right for you? This is the big...Read More
Depending upon what you want to achieve, you choose the strength. Dr. Ren Kebao, Tech-Dry’s Technical Manager, has further developed concrete densifier sealers under the...Read More
Covid-19 has brought about changes worldwide to the way society operates and exists. It is imperative we act now to put in place solutions minimising...Read More
Rammed earth building technology has been revolutionised by the incorporation of a water-repellent admixture in the construction process. This thousand-year-old technique has been transformed into...Read More
In the past, rising damp was a nightmare for home owners. Then the 1970s and ’80s saw the enthusiastic trend for earth buildings. Moisture problems...Read More