AggreBind can be used for waterproofing, surface sealing and soil stabilizing, all of these combined elements make AggreBind ideal for roofing projects.
In the image on the right shows the morning after a torrential rain, there is no muddiness, seepage or penetration from the rain water.
The AggreBind stabilized and sealed alleyways do not absorb the rain water and confirm the water proof and impermeable properties of AggreBind.
Protocol for roofing concept – Roof Tiles using AggreBind
Materials:
Chopped straw/dried grass, mixed with fine silt/sand and stabilized with AggreBind.
Size: Aprox. 30cm x 30cm but could be in various shapes and sizes.
Depth: 20 to 25 mm
Equipment:
Hand tools, hand made moulds, hand compaction equipment and local community labour. No other power required.
Other Design Options.
It could be visually effective to produce a circular or semi-circular roofing tile.
Aggrebind is generally supplied in Black or White (dries clear).
Aggrebind can also be supplied with a color additive. This is highly attractive when applied to lighter colored concrete/surfaces.
Aggrebind is environmentally friendly and harmless to all animals and plants!
Volcanic Ash and Pummice floating on the surface of a lake after an eruption.
Providing viable solutions for the construction industry from waste materials
Volcanic Ash and Pummice provide a unique combination of being lightweight, and durable, making them ideal for the manufacturing of roofing tiles.
in virtually any shape and any colour Excellent thermal properties
Flexible and resistant to hail damage Waterproof
Lightweight
Cost Effective
Easy to manufacture Environmentally friendly Easy to maintain and install
Is a water based, environmentally friendly, cross linking polymer that increases the compressive and tensile strength of virtually all soils and waste materials.
Protocol for flat roofing concept using AggreBind
WATERPROOFING ROOFING AND FLAT SURFACES – The main cause of the problems associated with a flat roof are heat, moisture , structural movement , and inadequate drainage
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