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Waterproofing the Building Envelope

by Michael T. Kubal
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Leakage problems in construction are the number one cause of lawsuits. That's why you need Kubals new Waterproofing the Building Envelope—the first book designed to cover every facet of waterproofing, from below-grade to above-grade and back down again. It's the only book that explains the critical 90%/1% principle—why 90% of all building leakage is attributable to 1% of a building's area and what you can do about it. It shows you how to select the right materials and systems for a particular project—including sealants, expansion joints, and admixtures—and put them all together so that they function as a waterproof envelope. Included are tips on testing, cleaning, maintenance, and repair—plus coverage of safety and environmental standards.

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Shows how to select the right waterproofing system for specific projects, how to use new and existing construction techniques, install and maintain the systems, how to stay on top of testing, inspection, cleaning, and repair techniques, and how to check for watertightness at critical termination and transition points. There is also information on sealants, expansion joints, admixtures, and health and safety regulations. Contains a glossary and list of information resources. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Book Details

Published
November 1, 1992
Publisher
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
Pages
276
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780070358591

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