A few years ago, you had to find a separate solution for each type of surface. One material for concrete, another for metal, and a third for wood. But modern waterproofing technologies have changed the rules of the game.

Is there really one waterproofing that can work effectively on concrete, metal, wood, and tile? Yes, and that's why hybrid-polymer (MS-polymer) membranes are becoming the choice of professionals today.

Why does conventional waterproofing often fail?

Each type of surface has its own characteristics:

  • concrete has a porous structure and can crack;

  • metal expands and contracts with temperature changes;

  • wood constantly changes its dimensions under the influence of humidity;

  • The tile has seams and complex joints.

It is because of these features that many traditional waterproofing systems peel, crack, or lose their tightness after just a few seasons.

What has changed with the advent of hybrid polymer membranes?

Modern waterproofing must not only protect against water. It must move with the surface, withstand sun, frost, rain, and mechanical stress.

This is the principle by which Teknomer 700  works - a new generation single-component hybrid-polymer waterproofing membrane.

After application, the material forms a continuous, seamless, elastic coating that reliably protects the surface from water and moisture penetration.

How does Teknomer 700 work on different surfaces?

Concrete

Concrete terraces, balconies, stairs and foundations are constantly exposed to precipitation.

Water penetrates the pores of the concrete, and in winter it freezes and gradually destroys the structure.

Teknomer 700 creates an elastic waterproof barrier that protects concrete from moisture saturation and increases the service life of the structure.

Metal

Metal structures often suffer from corrosion due to contact with water and condensation.

Thanks to its high adhesion, Teknomer 700 reliably adheres to metal surfaces and creates an additional protective layer against moisture.

Especially relevant for:

  • metal visors;

  • roofing elements;

  • drainage systems;

  • metal fences and structures.

Tree

Wood is one of the most difficult materials to waterproof.

It expands when exposed to moisture and contracts when drying.

Hard coatings quickly crack, and water begins to penetrate through the damage.

The elastic Teknomer 700 membrane is able to compensate for these deformations, maintaining the integrity of the protective layer even during seasonal fluctuations.

Tile

Many people mistakenly believe that the tile itself protects against water and moisture.

In fact, the most vulnerable areas remain:

  • inter-tile joints;

  • corners;

  • adjacency to walls;

  • places of communication.

It is through them that water gets under the cladding and gradually destroys the base.

Teknomer 700 forms a seamless membrane under the coating or on exposed surfaces, providing comprehensive protection against leaks.

Why can one Teknomer 700 waterproofing membrane work everywhere?

The secret lies in the combination of three key properties:

  • High adhesion to various types of surfaces.
  • Permanent elasticity even after complete drying.
  • Seamless coating without joints and weak spots.

That is why one material Teknomer 700 can be effectively used on concrete, wood, metal, tiles and many other construction substrates.

Where is Teknomer 700 most often used?

  • terraces;
  • balconies;
  • roofs;
  • bathrooms;
  • shower areas;
  • plinths;
  • metal structures;
  • wooden flooring;
  • stairs;
  • adjacencies and complex nodes;
  • concrete platforms;
  • parapets;
  • places where pipes and communications pass.

One waterproofing for concrete, metal, wood, and tiles is no longer a myth, but a modern reality.

The Teknomer 700 hybrid polymer membrane combines high adhesion, elasticity and durability, allowing you to protect various surfaces with one universal solution.

When you need seamless water protection that will last for years regardless of the type of substrate, modern hybrid polymer technologies are becoming the professional choice.