Xypex Modified – Integral Crystalline Waterproof Coating (Available in Mauritius)
XYPEX MODIFIED is a cementitious crystalline waterproofing material designed for damp-proofing and surface protection of concrete structures. When applied as a single coat, it provides effective moisture resistance for exterior foundation walls and other areas exposed to soil moisture, damp conditions, and minor hydrostatic pressure. Its crystalline technology penetrates the concrete surface, forming insoluble crystals that block water pathways and enhance long-term durability. Ideal for below-grade walls, retaining structures, and general damp-proofing applications.
When used as a second coat over Xypex Concentrate, Modified develops a harder, more durable finish. In Mauritius, it is widely preferred for exterior foundation and basement wall damp-proofing, serving as a modern and reliable alternative to traditional spray or tar emulsion systems.
• 25 kg
Coverage varies depending on substrate porosity and slurry thickness.
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| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Cementitious crystalline waterproofing coating |
| Application Method | Single-coat brush-applied slurry |
| Penetration | Penetrates concrete capillaries for internal protection |
| Suitable Areas | Exterior foundation walls, retaining walls, below-grade structures |
| Resistance | Provides damp-proofing and moisture mitigation |
For damp-proofing exterior foundation walls and concrete surfaces.
As a single brush-applied cementitious slurry coat.
25 kg.
Yes, it is suitable for below-grade concrete walls and surfaces.
By forming crystals inside the concrete to block water pathways.
It is mainly for damp-proofing, not high hydrostatic pressure.
Yes, it penetrates and bonds within the concrete structure.
Yes, moisture must be maintained for proper crystalline formation.
No, it is not suitable for flexible or movement-prone areas.
Yes, it is ideal for retaining walls requiring damp-proofing.
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