Polymer Rubber Gel Waterproofing

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Abstract
Below-grade waterproofing is a crucial element for long-term building performance. It directly affects structural longevity, indoor air quality (IAQ), and occupant health. While the industry has seen a multitude of waterproofing technologies and materials over the last few decades, polymer rubber gel waterproofing systems stand out due to their flexibility, chemical resistance, substrate adaptability, and constructability across varying site conditions.

Date
2/2026

Author(s)
Scott Schendel

Page(s)
18-21

Source
Construction Specifier

Keyword(s)
waterproofing; rubber; chemical; health

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