Repair, Refurb, Retrofit
Waterproofing simplified with Remmers Multi-Tight 2K
Multi-Tight 2K is a new, flexible, mineral based waterproofing product which has all the performance properties of older technology polymer-modified thick bitumen emulsions, whilst being ‘bitumen free’.
Using unique rubber granulate filter technology Multi-Tight 2K has a crack-bridging capacity which is five times more effective than standard flexible mineral-based waterproofing systems.
The versatility of the product allows it to be used to waterproof below ground exter- nally and internally offering excellent resistance to ground or water pressure as well as frost and salts.
It is very quick and easy to apply by trowel or spray application, has fantastic levels of adhesion to most substrates including old bitumen and dries very quickly in less than 18 hours.
Multi-Tight 2K is UV stable but can also be over-coated with Remmers Concrete Acrylic in any colour allowing clients to aesthetically blend in areas of waterproofing on building facades.
Waterproofing your building has now been truly simplified by Multi-Tight 2K
REMMERS (UK) LTD TEL: 01293 594010
WWW.REMMERS.CO.UK THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE!
Waterproofing Simplified with
Multi-Tight 2K
l Easy and quick to apply by trowel or spray
l Extremely fast drying time l Universal use: internal or external and new & old buildings
l Unbeatable flexibility l Excellent crack-bridging capability >2mm
l Strong resistance to hydrostatic pressure
l Highly adhesive to most common building substrates
l Overcoat in just over 4 hours l UV-resistant l Can be over-coated with Remmers coatings
l Extreme resistance to frost and salts
l Solvent & bitumen free - low odour
REMMERS (UK) LTD Unit B1 The Fleming Centre, Fleming Way, Crawley, West Sussex RH10 9NN Tel: 01293 594010 Fax: 01293 594037 Email:
sales@remmers.co.uk Web:
www.remmers.co.uk
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