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Texsa Waterproofing Systems
Waterproofing

Modified Hot Rubberized Asphalt UAE

Monolithic hot-melt waterproofing for plaza decks and split slabs.

Service line
Waterproofing
Region
UAE
Lead time
On request

Overview

Hot-applied rubberized asphalt is a thick, monolithic, self-healing waterproofing membrane installed at controlled temperature on plaza decks, split-slab assemblies, and tunnels — combining elasticity with bituminous proven performance.

Systems & specifications

Key advantages

  • Hot-applied at 180–200 °C for monolithic bond

  • 215–220 mil typical installed thickness

  • Self-healing

    closes minor punctures

  • Reinforced with fabric-embedded interply

  • Compatible with insulation and protection courses

How we execute

Engineering capability

Surface compatibility

    QA / QC procedure

      Equipment capability

        Evidence from site

        Typical applications

        Where modified hot rubberized asphalt delivers value across UAE infrastructure, industrial and commercial assets.

        • Building

          Plaza and podium split-slab decks

        • General

          Vehicular and pedestrian overburden assemblies

        • Building

          Planter areas and green roofs

        • Civil

          Tunnels and below-grade structures

        Sectors served

        InfrastructureIndustrialCommercialGovernmentMarine
        Frequently asked

        Modified Hot Rubberized Asphalt — answered.

        Common questions from UAE consultants, clients and contractors. Need something specific? Speak with our technical team.

        Heavily-loaded plaza decks, planted areas, split-slab assemblies and below-grade structures where a thick, monolithic, self-healing membrane is critical.
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