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<h1>Brochure_BETOCRETE_Concrete construction waterproofing system_EN_INT_0325.pdf</h1> <p>SCHOMBURG <br />Problems Solved.</p> <p>CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION <br />WATERPROOFING SYSTEM <br />System-based crystalline <br />waterproofing.</p> <p>schomburg.com</p> <p>Problems solved. For your reinforced concrete <br />building projects <br />SCHOMBURG offers its customers a comprehensive range of sealing solutions. From cementitious <br />mineral and bituminous waterproofing to integral crystalline waterproofing of concrete building <br />components and membrane waterproofing, for example with fresh concrete composite systems. <br />In terms of cost-effectiveness and the improvement in building component properties, the integral <br />concrete waterproofing with the crystalline concrete admixture BETOCRETE certainly stands <br />out. When using BETOCRETE products, the cracks in a “watertight” concrete can grow closed <br />due to the increased and accelerated crack healing ability on contact with water. In addition, <br />the concrete becomes “more resistant” to attacks from the environment and the service life <br />of the concrete building component is noticeably extended. <br />This brochure explains the background and effects. For more information, visit www.betocrete.com.</p> <p>Concrete construction waterproofing system <br />Systematic crystalline waterproofing</p> <p>Contents <br /> 4 Capillary action of concrete <br /> Cracks in concrete <br /> Generation of cracks <br /> Crack types <br /> 6 Concrete degradation and concrete protection <br /> 7 How BETOCRETE works <br /> 8 Effects of BETOCRETE <br /> 9 Areas of application <br /> 10 Economical waterproofing of buildings <br />with BETOCRETE concrete <br /> 11 Guide for concrete formulations <br /> 12 Extension of lifetime of concrete building components <br />with BETOCRETE <br /> 13 Range <br /> Liquid concrete admixture with crystalline effect <br /> Concrete admixture in powder form with a crystalline effect <br /> 14 Dosing <br />15 Supplementary products <br />for concrete sealing in new buildings <br />16 BETOCRETE renovation system <br /> 18 Participants in the implementation <br />of crystalline waterproofing products <br /> 19 Reference projects</p> <p>schomburg.com</p> <p>3</p> <p>Properties of concrete building components <br />Capillary action of concrete <br />Concrete is a building material with capillary action. If the concrete building <br />component is exposed to water, the water is partially absorbed. The extent <br />depends on the water pressure on the one hand and the concrete recipe on <br />the other.</p> <p>outwards <br />(waterside)</p> <p>reinforcing steel</p> <p>reinforcing steel</p> <p>pressurised water zone</p> <p>watertight concrete</p> <p>inwards <br />(airside)</p> <p>moisture <br />release</p> <p>capillary <br />zone</p> <p>core region</p> <p>diffusion <br />region</p> <p>Graphic showing principle of capillary water absorption of a watertight concrete building component.</p> <p>4</p> <p>schomburg.com</p> <p>Cracks in concrete</p> <p>1</p> <p>Cracks can affect the load-bearing capacity, serviceability and durability of concrete building <br />components. Cracks cannot generally be avoided, but they are not fundamentally detrimental either. <br />The width of the cracks only has to be limited to a harmless level or the crack has to be closed as <br />planned. <br />Cracks and crack widths are planned during construction and dimensioning in accordance <br />with DIN EN 1990 (EUROCODE 2).</p> <p>Generation of cracks</p> <p>1</p> <p>Cracks in the fresh concrete are caused by the rapid reduction in volume of the concrete layer near <br />the surface as a result of dehydration. This drying out is favoured by low humidity, wind, solar radiation <br />and unfavourable temperatures. <br />Cracks in ‘green’ and hardened concrete occur when the tensile stresses caused by internal stresses, <br />constraint and external loads reach the tensile strength of the concrete up to that point in time or <br />the strains caused by this exceed the current tensile strains at fracture.</p> <p>Crack types <br />A distinction is made between near-surface cracks and separating cracks. Cracks close to the surface <br />reduce the coverage of the reinforcing steel by the concrete. Separating cracks go through the building <br />component.</p> <p>Section Section</p> <p>Top View <br />Top View</p> <p>Surface cracks</p> <p>1</p> <p>Section Section</p> <p>Top View <br />Top View</p> <p>Tensile cracks</p> <p>CEMENT data sheet B18 2.2020</p> <p>schomburg.com</p> <p>5</p> <p>Concrete degradation <br />In reinforced concrete, the concrete absorbs the pressure and the reinforcing steel absorbs the tensile <br />forces. The reinforcing steel is protected by the concrete cover and by the alkalinity of the concrete. <br />Oxygen in the presence of water oxidises the reinforcing steel. As long as the alkalinity of the concrete <br />is > pH 10, the steel is protected from the rusting process. Chloride ions (XD, XS) accelerate <br />the oxidation process. Oxidation of the reinforcing steel leads to an increase in volume, cracking and <br />the concrete cover flaking off. <br />CO2 in the presence of water leads to a decrease in the pH of the concrete through carbonation (XC). <br />If the pH falls below 10, oxidation processes can progress. The presence of chloride ions accelerates <br />this depassivation process. <br />CO</p> <p>-</p> <p>CI</p> <p>FE(OH)2</p> <p>2</p> <p>H2O</p> <p>2(OH)-</p> <p>Fe2+</p> <p>H₂O+1/2 O₂</p> <p>2e-</p> <p>Depassivation and oxidation lead to corrosion <br />of the steel reinforcement</p> <p>Concrete cover reduced by freeze-thaw <br />weathering in conjunction with de-icing agents</p> <p>Mechanical (XM) and chemical loading (XA) can attack the concrete cover. Likewise, <br />freeze-thaw cycles (XF) have an effect in connection with de-icing agents.</p> <p>Concrete protection <br />Reinforced concrete can be protected and its service life extended as follows: <br />Keep pH high = A high pH protects the reinforcement steel <br />Reduce water ingress = Lower water ingress means lower input of concrete-damaging <br />substances (CO2, O2, chloride etc.) <br />R educe chloride ion migration = processes of oxidation and depassivation take <br />place more slowly <br />Protect concrete cover = The higher the concrete cover, the better the reinforcing steel <br />is protected against oxidation</p> <p>Exposure classes after EN 206-1 <br />The right choice of exposure classes is decisive for many <br />technical specifications. In the scope of the European standards <br />the descriptions can be found under EN 206-1.</p> <p>6</p> <p>schomburg.com</p> <p>How BETOCRETE works <br />BETOCRETE crystalline waterproofing admixture is added to the fresh concrete and hardens with it. <br />When it comes into contact with water, the active substance dissolves, reacts with the calcium hydroxide <br />in the concrete and with CO2. Crystals are formed. <br />CO2</p> <p>H2O</p> <p>WS <br />CA(OH)2</p> <p>H2O <br />CO2</p> <p>=</p> <p>CaCO3 + CO2 <br />+ H2O + WS</p> <p>How BETOCRETE crack healing works <br />BETOCRETE in uncracked concrete <br />The capillary structure of the reinforced concrete fills with nanocrystals, the concrete becomes more compact.</p> <p>Macro view of nanocrystals</p> <p>Nanocrystals in the capillary pore structure</p> <p>BETOCRETE in cracked concrete <br />BETOCRETE has the ability to close separating and near-surface cracks watertight through <br />crystallisation.</p> <p>BETOCRETE crystal formation <br />• leads to accelerated and increased crack healing, <br />cracks up to 0.4 mm can be closed <br />• results in a denser/more compact concrete structure</p> <p>schomburg.com</p> <p>7</p> <p>Effects of BETOCRETE</p> <p>Effects of BETOCRETE on non-cracked concrete <br />The more compact / dense concrete structure resulting from crystal growth causes the capillary zone <br />to shift outwards (schematic diagram A). Ground moisture and pressurised water are conducted to a <br />lesser extent into the interior of the component and are therefore less close to the reinforcement. <br />Substances that damage the concrete are kept away from the reinforcement with the water. <br />inwards <br />(airside)</p> <p>reinforcing steel <br />watertight concrete</p> <p>pressurised water zone</p> <p>outwards <br />(waterside)</p> <p>moisture <br />release</p> <p>reduction <br />capillary zone <br />capillary zone <br />before <br />capillary <br />zone</p> <p>core region</p> <p>schematic diagram A</p> <p>diffusion <br />region</p> <p>Effects of BETOCRETE on cracked concrete <br />Cracks close to the surface bring water and substances damaging to the concrete closer to <br />the reinforcement, and separating cracks bring water into the interior of the building (schematic diagram B). <br />inwards <br />(airside)</p> <p>reinforcing steel <br />watertight concrete</p> <p>pressurised water zone</p> <p>outwards <br />(waterside)</p> <p>moisture <br />release</p> <p>capillary <br />zone</p> <p>core region</p> <p>diffusion <br />region</p> <p>schematic diagram B</p> <p>Crack closure keeps the damaging substances away from the reinforcement and stops water entering the <br />building (schematic diagram A). Sealing grouting need to take place less frequently.</p> <p>BETOCRETE crystal structure/crystal formation <br />• reduces water ingress via the capillary zone and cracks <br />• protects the reinforcing steel by closing cracks near <br />the surface <br />• reduces the need for sealing injections by closing separating <br />cracks <br />• also induces crack healing if water is present later</p> <p>8</p> <p>schomburg.com</p> <p>Areas of application</p> <p>Our BETOCRETE products are used today as economical waterproofing in commercial/manufacturing/ <br />car park construction or in infrastructure construction as a measure to extend the service life of components.</p> <p>Collection and retaining <br />basins</p> <p>Parking garages and <br />parking decks</p> <p>Swimming pools embedded <br />in ground</p> <p>Cooling towers of power <br />stations</p> <p>Foundations</p> <p>Tunnels and concrete pipes</p> <p>Tanks and containers</p> <p>Drain and manhole access <br />points</p> <p>Further information <br />Our BETOCRETE video gives a brief <br />introduction to the mode of action and <br />the advantages of the BETOCRETE crystalline <br />waterproofing admixture. <br />On our microsite www.betocrete.com you <br />will find comprehensive information <br />on properties, areas of application and also <br />specific detailed solutions on the subject <br />of BETOCRETE and system accessories.</p> <p>schomburg.com</p> <p>9</p> <p>Economical waterproofing of buildings with <br />BETOCRETE concrete <br />Our products BETOCRETE-CP360-WP and BETOCRETE-CL210-WP have a sealant after DIN EN 934-2 <br />integrated into the formulation. This results in an immediate decrease in capillary water absorption by > 50%. <br />The concrete becomes more waterproof. <br />In addition, when exposed to water, crystals form in the capillary pores and cracks due to increased and <br />accelerated crack healing. The negative effect of water ingress, even in unavoidable cracks, does not occur.</p> <p>2 in 1 / BETOCRETE with integrated <br />concrete admixtures after DIN EN 934-2 (CE) <br />• Concrete after DIN EN 206, which is ordered according <br />to properties, may contain concrete admixtures according to <br />DIN EN 934-2 and the concrete manufacturer assumes <br />the guarantee for the concrete. In the case of admixtures without <br />a CE marks after DIN EN 934-2, a concrete composition would <br />result and the responsibility would pass to the customer. <br />• The sealants integrated in the BETOCRETE provide immediate <br />hydrophobicity in the hardened concrete. With the water contact, <br />crystals then form in pores and cracks (hydrophilic) as an <br />additional effect. <br />• The plasticizer integrated in the BETOCRETE-CL170-P reduces <br />the water/cement value and contributes to a smoother concrete <br />consistency.</p> <p>Cost effectiveness of BETOCRETE waterproofing system <br />• The waterproofing with BETOCRETE becomes an integral part <br />of the concrete construction component as early as during <br />the production of the concrete in the concrete plant. <br />• Subsequent liquid waterproofing can be omitted and does <br />not have to be organised, carried out and monitored on site. <br />• Crack injections for non-dynamic separating cracks up to 0.4 mm <br />can often be omitted due to the crack-healing ability of <br />BETOCRETE concrete. <br />• BETOCRETE waterproofing works for a component's lifetime. <br />Renovation cycles can be eliminated.</p> <p>10 schomburg.com</p> <p>Guide to BETOCRETE concrete formulations</p> <p>Requirements <br />for the concrete* <br />Cement content</p> <p>Min. 270 kg/m3 CEM I; 290 kg/m3 CEM II; 380 kg/m3 CEM III/A</p> <p>Fly ash</p> <p>Max. 80 kg/m³</p> <p>Granulated slag</p> <p>Max. 100 kg/m³</p> <p>w/c ratio</p> <p>< 0.55</p> <p>Grain size</p> <p>16 mm, in exceptional cases 32 mm</p> <p>Construction <br />component thickness</p> <p>The construction component thickness should not be less than 15 cm</p> <p>* Depending on the necessary exposure class and the proportion of fly ash and/or granulated slag. <br />Further information can be found in the current technical data sheet.</p> <p>BETOCRETE® <br />CP</p> <p>BETOCRETE® <br />CL</p> <p>Dosing*: w/c ratio <br />< 0.4</p> <p>0.75 % relative to CEM</p> <p>1.75 % relative to CEM</p> <p>> 0.4–0.5</p> <p>0.80 % relative to CEM</p> <p>1.85 % relative to CEM</p> <p>> 0.5–0.55</p> <p>0.95 % relative to CEM</p> <p>2.00 % relative to CEM</p> <p>In concrete factory</p> <p>BETOCRETE-CP must be dosed onto <br />the aggregates and mixed for at least <br />30 seconds before adding the water <br />and cement. Then mix for a minimum <br />of 45 seconds until usable.</p> <p>Add BETOCRETE-CL with the mixing water <br />or the finished concrete mixture.</p> <p>On the building site</p> <p>BETOCRETE-CP is added on site (mixer truck) <br />using water-soluble sacks. The mixing time <br />should be 1 minute/m³ of drum content, <br />but a minimum of 5 minutes.</p> <p>Pour BETOCRETE-CL directly into the mixing drum <br />and then add 1 minute/m³ of drum content, but <br />for a minimum of 5 minutes. BETOCRETE Deduct <br />the amount from the mixing water.</p> <p>Application</p> <p>* The dosage depends on the cement content used and the w/c ratio of the corresponding concrete recipe. <br />The tabular overview serves as a guide. Pre-testing is always necessary!</p> <p>schomburg.com 11</p> <p>Extension of lifetime of concrete building components <br />with BETOCRETE <br />BETOCRETE extends the service life of the concrete component through <br />reduced water ingress and thus reduced <br />entry of substances that damage the <br />concrete <br />• By crack healing <br />• Due to reduced water ingress in capillary <br />and pressurised water situations</p> <p>Reduction of concrete-damaging <br />processes <br />• Reduction of chloride ion migration <br />• Reduction of carbonation rate</p> <p>Protection of the concrete cover <br />• Improvement of frost-thaw <br />weathering values <br />• Reduction of the attack surface <br />for mechanical abrasion through <br />crack healing</p> <p>Less carbonation, reduced <br />rate of concrete ageing</p> <p>Less water, less <br />aggressive substances, <br />longer component life</p> <p>Test proofs: Reduced water ingress through <br />pressurised water and capillary water <br />absorption <br />The German Federal Institute for Hydraulic Engineering <br />(“BAW”) has developed a method to determine <br />the service life of concrete structures based on chloride <br />ion migration. Chlorides lead to increased carbonation <br />and increased oxidation of reinforcing steel. The higher <br />the chloride ion migration for a given concrete cover, <br />the faster the concrete component ages.</p> <p>Test proofs: Reduced carbonation and <br />chloride ion migration</p> <p>Sample calculation <br />Specific lifetime extension for a concrete component according <br />to the BAW method: <br />Migration coefficient</p> <p>Using a test report, SCHOMBURG can show an <br />example of a concrete recipe that the BETOCRETE <br />concrete leads to a 2.5-fold increase in the service <br />life compared to the reference concrete.</p> <p>Period until depassivation of the reinforcement [a]</p> <p>12 schomburg.com</p> <p>Range</p> <p>Liquid concrete admixture with crystalline effect <br />BETOCRETE-CL210-WP</p> <p>Concrete admixture with crystalline effect and sealant <br />• possible crack healing for continuous cracks up to 0.4 mm <br />and for tapering cracks up to 0.5 mm <br />• minimisation of servicing and maintenance costs <br />• integrated sealant (DM) after DIN EN 934-2 <br />• economical dosing in the concrete plant via dosing pump</p> <p>BETOCRETE-CL170-P</p> <p>Concrete admixture with crystalline effect and concrete plasticiser <br />• possible crack healing for continuous cracks up to 0.4 mm <br />and for tapering cracks up to 0.5 mm <br />• minimisation of servicing and maintenance costs <br />• integrated concrete plasticizer (BV) after DIN EN 934-2 <br />• economical dosing in the concrete plant via dosing pump</p> <p>Concrete admixture in powder form with a crystalline effect <br />BETOCRETE-CP360-WP</p> <p>Concrete admixture with crystalline effect and sealant <br />• possible crack healing for continuous cracks up to 0.4 mm <br />and for tapering cracks up to 0.5 mm <br />• minimisation of servicing and maintenance costs <br />• integrated sealant (DM) after DIN EN 934-2 <br />• 3 kg water soluble bags available</p> <p>BETOCRETE-CP350-CI</p> <p>Concrete admixture with crystalline effect and corrosion inhibitor <br />• possible crack healing for continuous cracks up to 0.4 mm and <br />for tapering cracks up to 0.5 mm <br />• minimisation of servicing and maintenance costs <br />• 3 kg water soluble bags available</p> <p>Short terminology <br />BETOCRETE-C <br />BETOCRETE-CP <br />BETOCRETE-CL <br />BETOCRETE-CL210WP </p> <p>Crystalline concrete admixture (C=Crystalline) <br />Pulverulent concrete admixture (P=Powder) <br />Liquid concrete admixture (L=Liquid) <br />2 in 1 effect / in addition to crystalline additives including sealant <br />DIN EN 934-2 (WP=Water Proofer) <br />BETOCRETE-CL170P 2 in 1 effect / in addition to crystalline additives including plasticizers <br />after DIN EN 934-2 (P=Plasticizer)</p> <p>schomburg.com 13</p> <p>Dosing</p> <p>Dosing of liquid concrete admixtures <br />Liquid BETOCRETE can be dosed directly into the concrete mix via the dosing system <br />of the concrete plant. This is done without additional work steps and precisely with <br />automated pump technology.</p> <p>Storage and dosing of liquid concrete <br />admixtures in the concrete plant <br />(photo credit: Würschum GmbH)</p> <p>In addition to IBCs, the BETOCRETE-CL products <br />are also available in barrels and canisters.</p> <p>Dosing of pulverulent products <br />Pulverulent BETOCRETE is supplied in watertight foil bags for metering into the mixer <br />or in water-soluble bags for dosing into the mixer truck.</p> <p>BETOCRETE products in water-soluble bags <br />and watertight foil bags</p> <p>14 schomburg.com</p> <p>Supplementary products for concrete sealing in new buildings</p> <p>The construction joint is the classic weak point in waterproofing. The SCHOMBURG <br />system accessories for the construction joint can provide a reliable solution here.</p> <p>Abdichtung einer Arbeitsfuge <br />mit AQUAFIN-CJ5 - Wand-Bodenplatte 1:10 <br />Waterproofing of a construction joint <br />with AQUAFIN-CJ5 - wall-slab 1:10</p> <p>In addition to grouting and expanding waterstops, the solution with the crystalline <br />construction metal waterstop offers a high level of safety. <br />>240</p> <p>150 <br />>30 <br />> 30 mm</p> <p>>250</p> <p>Omega - Holder <br />AQUAFIN - CJ5</p> <p>Waterproofing of a construction joint with <br />AQUAFIN-CJ5</p> <p>AQUAFIN-CJ5</p> <p>Bitte beachten Sie die aktuellen technischen Merkblätter. Diese finden Sie unter: www.schomburg.de <br />Please notice the current technical data sheets. You can find them at: www.schomburg.de</p> <p>Secure sealing with the crystalline joint sheet AQUAFIN-CJ5 <br />1) E xtension of the circulation of the water on the possible path through <br />the cracked joint. <br />2) Cementitious coating on the AQUAFIN-CJ5 forms a high adhesion bond with <br />the concrete, resulting in a reduced probability of cracking. <br />3) The metal water stop is “ready to use” and therefore not prone to processing <br />errors. No film has to be peeled off. <br />4) If there is a crack in the construction joint, crystal formation is induced by <br />the metal water stop and cracks can be sealed.</p> <p>Working joint solution swelling joint tape <br />AQUAFIN-CJ6</p> <p>Construction joint solution injection hose <br />AQUAFIN-CJ1</p> <p>schomburg.com 15</p> <p>BETOCRETE renovation system <br />AQUAFIN-IC – Crystalline sealing slurry <br />The crystalline slurry is applied to the concrete body to be sealed using the spray, slurry <br />or trowel techniques. The BETOCRETE crystals migrate into the concrete body and <br />develop the crystalline sealing and concrete protection effect. <br />The images below illustrate the crack sealing ability of AQUAFIN-IC in static <br />(non-moving) cracks.</p> <p>Crack sealing ability of AQUAFIN-IC in static (non-moving) cracks. <br />The following images show the basic behaviour of AQUAFIN-IC on a concrete substrate:</p> <p>Fig. 1 </p> <p>Fig. 2 </p> <p>Fig. 3</p> <p>Untreated concrete is porous and therefore very susceptible to water penetration (Fig. 1). <br />AQUAFIN-IC (red) is applied to the concrete surface (Fig. 2). <br />The active ingredients of AQUAFIN-IC begin to penetrate the capillaries. In the capillaries, <br />the chemical substances react with the free lime and moisture and form insoluble crystals. <br />This process runs down to the bottom layer of concrete, closing the pores (Fig. 3). <br />The result: AQUAFIN-IC is not just a coating, it becomes an integral part of the concrete!</p> <p>16 schomburg.com</p> <p>FIX 20-T – Crystalling plugging mortar / ASOCRET-IM <br />Water ingress can be stopped directly with crystalline plugging mortar. <br />The ready-set mortar unfolds its crystalline sealing and protective effect surrounding <br />the area of application.</p> <p>Crystalline effective repairs can then be carried out with ASOCRET-IM</p> <p>System composition of retrospective crystalline waterproofing <br />Step 1: Block water ingress with FIX 20-T <br />Step 2: Repair large cracks and open joints with ASOCRET-IM <br />Step 3: Apply AQUAFIN-IC crystalline slurry <br />Step 4: C <br /> uring: Keep sealed concrete structure damp for 3 days</p> <p>schomburg.com 17</p> <p>Participants in the implementation of crystalline <br />waterproofing products <br />The watertight concrete structure is created through the interaction of structural <br />engineering, concrete mix and the professional application of concrete on the building <br />site. Accordingly, the interaction of those involved / those responsible in the “network” <br />is of considerable importance. <br />The role of the structural engineer: Construction and dimensioning of the concrete <br />structure in such a way that cracking due to stress and restraint is minimised. <br />The role of the concrete factory: Provision of a suitable concrete recipe, which is <br />equipped with crystalline properties via a concrete admixture. The formulation must be <br />validated in advance in the form of an initial test. <br />The role of the construction contractor: The correct ordering, application and compacting <br />as well as curing of concrete. <br />The role of construction site surveillance: In the case of watertight concrete qualities, <br />construction site monitoring is often provided in order to ensure that the correct concrete <br />recipe is introduced without errors <br />The role of SCHOMBURG: SCHOMBURG as a supplier of concrete admixtures with <br />crystalline properties, supports and advises in every phase of the project. <br />An important aspect is the recommendation for the mix design of the concrete recipe <br />in the accredited concrete laboratory and the provision of proof of suitability. <br />The network in interaction: <br />• Mix design concrete <br />• technical advice</p> <p>• Dosage admixture <br />• Concrete formulation adjustment / testing</p> <p>Concrete <br />Laboratory & <br />Technical Service <br />SCHOMBURG</p> <p>Construction site <br />monitoring</p> <p>Concrete plant</p> <p>Contractor</p> <p>• Order without errors <br />• Placement and compaction and <br />• curing concrete</p> <p>18 schomburg.com</p> <p>• Monitoring faultless <br />placement of concrete / accessories</p> <p>SCHOMBURG <br />Sealing system</p> <p>Structural designer / <br />engineer</p> <p>• Waterproofing <br />planning</p> <p>Reference projects</p> <p>With our proven and economically efficient systems, we have supported numerous <br />construction projects at home and abroad.</p> <p>Bulvar apartment building / service and residential <br />building with garage section, Poland</p> <p>Underground garage Vienybės Square Kaunas, <br />Lithuania</p> <p>Floating docks in the historic port of <br />Hamburg</p> <p>Ski jump Średnia Krokiew in Zakopane, Poland</p> <p>Ibis Center Vilnius, Lithuania</p> <p>Sea thermal spa with hot springs, Iceland</p> <p>schomburg.com 19</p> <p>The SCHOMBURG Group develops, produces <br />and distributes building product systems for <br />the areas of: <br />• Waterproofing and repair of buildings <br />• Tiles/natural stone/screed application <br />• Ground protection/floor coating systems <br />For over 85 years SCHOMBURG’s <br />development competence has been a <br />recognised feature in both the domestic <br />and the worldwide marketplace. Building <br />product systems that are produced in-house <br />are highly prized around the world.</p> <p>SCHOMBURG GmbH & Co. KG <br />Aquafinstraße 2–8 <br />D-32760 Detmold (Germany) <br />Telephone +49-5231-953-00 <br />Fax <br />+49-5231-953-333 <br />www.schomburg.com</p> <p>03/25 NT/IsK/LaA</p> <p>To meet the demanding requirements of an <br />ever-changing market, we continuously invest <br />in the research and development of new and <br />already existing products. This guarantees an <br />ever increasing product quality to the satisfaction <br />of our customers.</p> <p>Subject to change. The valid issue of the corresponding technical bulletin legally applies.</p> <p>Experts value the quality and the efficiency <br />of building product systems, the services and <br />therefore the core competence of the group <br />of companies.</p>
