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BlackPen
post Jan 29 2023, 12:00 AM

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Hi Sifu,

Recently keep on raining, my flat roof/car porch roof converted to balcony with tiles.

The flat roof got leaking & the water sip through the tiles/concrete slab and the soffit of slab with painting peeling off (I bet previous Contactor did a bad waterproofing).

There is 2 solution I can thick of :-

Option 1
Further to that, I'm thinking not to do any hacking to tiles and FB keep pop out the waterproofing specialist promoting waterproofing membranes lay on top on the slab/tiles.

I would like to ask anyone here did this waterproofing membrane and solve the water sip thru the slabs/tiles? Curious did this solve the problem.

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Option 2

Clean off the surface of the tiles, apply 2 to 3 layers waterproofing on top of the tiles (e.g Nippon FLEX 200 or PENTENS T-200 UV)

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BlackPen
post Jan 29 2023, 12:58 PM

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QUOTE(mini orchard @ Jan 29 2023, 10:05 AM)
Waterproofing wont last forever.

Reasons for leak ....

1. Wear and tear.
2. Blockage in drainage
3. Crack on slab
4. Lossen tiles grouting
5. Ponding
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Yes, waterproofing won’t last long as require maintenance every few years. That why I’m seeking opinions of the options above.


BlackPen
post Mar 4 2023, 10:46 PM

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QUOTE(kens88` @ Feb 4 2023, 10:29 PM)
Hi all.
Asking a simple question: I have done renovation on a 30 year old landed property in PJS area. When I ask about ground floor bathroom waterproofing, contractor say didn't do as ground floor not necessary. How true is this?

If need to do, is grouting and fill with waterproof epoxy sufficient?
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Hi, even construction for landed they do not apply any waterproofing at ground floor toilet.
BlackPen
post May 8 2023, 10:37 AM

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QUOTE(subaiku @ May 5 2023, 12:34 PM)
I've used the Pentens product. Will wear after 2-3 years if outdoors. Then have to reapply.
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QUOTE(blibala @ May 5 2023, 02:12 PM)
I used penten for porxh slab. Not long lasting. 1 year like that already degraded and leaking
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I've hacked the floor and applied Sika 107 waterproofing with 3 coats with cement render smooth finish.

Decided to go for cement render, if the future leaking can directly apply on top of that.

I did the survey, Penten brand is so-so for waterproofing more to the end users.

For waterproofing, I would go for Sika, Mapei, Xypex and Bostik which usually using on highrise projects.




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post May 8 2023, 10:41 AM

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QUOTE(blibala @ Apr 12 2023, 01:38 AM)
Hi. I have recurring car porch flat roof leaking .. Repaired once by developer by applying penten t200. It lasts for one year only and leaking is getting serious.

I am considering torch on membrane type. Anyone knkws roughly what is the price?

Or any other suggestions on waterprofing method.

Thanks in advance for providing info.
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I've survey, that torch waterproofing is not good for UV and few years will start dry and crack. Torch waterproofing is good for non-directly to sunlight (e.g planter box)

If the porch flat roof without assessable, do apply waterproofing directly after cleaning the flat roof is more advisable.
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post May 8 2023, 10:46 AM

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QUOTE(thenuts15 @ Apr 18 2023, 12:34 PM)
I have a leaking cement slab of my car porch.
Initially i plan to DIY Sika 107 but instead i was adviced to use Sikacoat 500.Is sikacoat 500 better than Sika 107?Any1 have experience with it?
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Sika 500 with Micro-Fibres Reinforced which is long-lasting

Sika 107 is cementitious only.

When you choose waterproofing, you need to survey which area to apply & do the waterproofing required protection (e.g cement render, protective screed and etc.). Further to that Sika 500, required skillful applicator
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post Aug 3 2023, 08:14 PM

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QUOTE(thinkgoodpositive @ Aug 3 2023, 10:08 AM)
How much it costs? no more leaking?
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No more leaking, this is the best conventional way

cost 4k
Labour to hack and clean
Labour to apply waterproofing & waterproofing sika 107 (RM79 x 3) bought by myself
Labour and material for cement & sand paving

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post Aug 3 2023, 08:18 PM

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QUOTE(XweienX @ Aug 2 2023, 08:55 PM)
Hi all, I just bought a subsale intermediate house 22x70 (roughly 10 years old), but big headache now because of water leaking problem.

1st: major leak on the side wall 2nd floor. Previous owner also experienced leak so he did waterproofing to the water tank slab 2 years ago but now there are signs of leaking as well. The water tank is open air as seen in the picture. I've asked 2 "roof water leak experts" to view before, the 1st one suggest that it's the firewall (wall between my house and neighbour's house) that is letting water in. The 2nd one suggested that the previous owner's waterproofing not done well, but never mentioned about the wall, don't know is it because he's not as professional as the 1st?

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Both experts also suggested to do torch on membrane on all roof flashing, and the top part the "backbone", but the 1st one quoted to build an entire roof over the open air water tank to prevent water from going into the side wall. They will also help to replace or fix cracked roof tiles.

1st one quoted 10k just for fixing everything and building the small roof and adding membrane at V gutter. 5 years warranty.
2nd one quoted around 7-8k for doing lesser things, but even include washing and new coating. 5 years warranty.

Previous owner had contractors to seal the roof here and there with cement and both of them also very very disapprove on that.

Anyone had any experience doing full water proofing with membranes? Is the price ok?
2nd: Previous owner said 2 of the upstairs bathroom was leaking so he renovated both the bathrooms, but now ground floor below master bathroom can see water leak marks again. The 1st expert mentioned up there did a quick check and found many many many "empty" tiles in the renovated bathrooms and cracks in the part between 2 tiles. Does that mean I need to redo the entire bathroom again?

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Also, most of the serious watermarks seem to be on the wall that's touching the neighbour, not like middle of the plaster ceiling. How do I know it's not the neighbour's problem?

Sorry for the long post, jjust very desperate and very miskin now  console.gif
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1st picture, i suggest you do conventional waterproofing. Torchlight membrane will not last long as the product will crack and sip water in if to direct sunlight

2nd picture, sure you need to hack the toilet and apply waterproofing again.

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