Component A
Component A behind a drained cavity, with a cementitious waterproof coat on the face. Foam is the second line, not the first.
See specificationBasements
You cannot dig out a finished basement. Foam closes the cold joint, the tie holes and the crack — from the dry side.
What goes wrong on site
Seepage on the negative side, where no membrane can be applied.
Damp that becomes mould behind the lining, out of sight.
No excavation possible: the building is finished and occupied.
Why one-component foam, and not something else
How it is done, and what to hold
| Step | What to hold |
|---|---|
| Surface | Joint and cracks opened and cleaned, loose render removed, active running water stopped first. |
| Fill volume | One third of the joint depth. The foam expands to fill; filling it to the top bends frames and wastes material. |
| Passes | Two passes of 30 mm at most. A single thick pass traps heat and collapses in the core. |
| Trim | Cut after the window on the parameter card. Never pull or press uncured foam. |
| Cover | PU is not UV-stable. Any exposed face gets sealant, render or a trim within 48 hours. |
Typical guidance. The parameter card for your grade carries the tolerances your operators work to.
Common failures
Component A behind a drained cavity, with a cementitious waterproof coat on the face. Foam is the second line, not the first.
See specificationWhat to tell your customer
„We stop the water first, then foam. Foam behind a wet wall does nothing.“
„The cold joint and the tie holes are the two places water always enters.“
„This is a drained-cavity detail, not a paint-on coating.“
Send the drawing or the photo — we will reply with the parameters.
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