Low odour waterproofing systems are designed for roofing projects where minimising disruption to building occupants is an important consideration. Sika's Sikalastic® low odour liquid applied membranes provide a seamless, cold-applied waterproofing solution for exposed roof areas, while helping to reduce odour emissions during installation and curing. Using specialist hardener technology, these polyurethane membranes are particularly suited to refurbishment projects and occupied buildings such as hospitals, schools, healthcare facilities and public buildings. Once cured, the membrane forms a durable, weather-resistant waterproofing layer that can accommodate a variety of roof configurations and detailing requirements.
Advantages of Sika's Low Odour Waterproofing Membranes
- Low odour technology designed for use on occupied and sensitive sites
- Cold-applied application with no heat or open flames required
- Seamless waterproofing membrane with no joints or laps
- Durable and weather-resistant waterproofing for exposed roof areas
- Suitable for refurbishment projects
- Ideal for buildings where minimising disruption is a priority
- Fully bonded waterproofing system
- Compatible with complex roof details and penetrations
- Moisture triggered curing technology
Typical Applications of Low Odour Waterproofing Membranes
Low odour liquid waterproofing systems are particularly suited to projects where roofing works need to be completed while the building remains operational. Traditional roofing works can present challenges on occupied sites where odour management and minimising disruption are important considerations. Sikalastic® low odour membranes help address these requirements by providing a cold-applied waterproofing solution with reduced odour emissions during installation and curing.
Their seamless application also makes them suitable for roofs with complex detailing, penetrations and difficult-to-access areas. Typical applications of low odour waterproofing membranes include:
- Hospitals and healthcare facilities
- Schools and universities
- Public buildings
- Commercial offices
- Residential developments
- Roof refurbishment projects
- Occupied buildings with sensitive users
