Liquid Membranes

Breathable membranes are a type of building product that is used to improve the energy efficiency and moisture management of buildings. These membranes are typically installed on the exterior walls or roofs of a building and act as a barrier to prevent the ingress of water while allowing moisture vapor to escape. This helps to prevent condensation and mold growth, while also improving the overall comfort and indoor air quality of the building.

Liquid membranes, on the other hand, are a type of waterproofing product that is applied as a liquid and then cures to form a seamless, flexible membrane. These membranes are commonly used in areas where traditional sheet membranes are difficult to install, such as complex shapes or irregular surfaces. Liquid membranes provide excellent waterproofing protection and can be used on a variety of substrates, including concrete, metal, and wood.