Breathable and Colourless Water-Repellent For Masonry No Hydro are pleased to announce the launch of No Hydro Masonry Protection Cream, it is breathable, colourless, water-repellent treatment for brick, concrete, stone and other masonry walls. No Hydro’s breathable and colourless water-repellent for masonry most obvious application is in the treatment of rain penetration (penetrating damp). The product features include […]
No Hydro Launches New Website The No Hydro website has been completely redesigned to include a greater variety of products, application guidelines, frequently asked questions, coverage calculators and much more features. A new look and improved site navigation was introduced to the website as a result of user reactions & feedback. Key changes include: Ox […]
No Hydro Masonry Protection Cream should be applied on dry walls to allow for maximum penetration. After a period of heavy rain, at least 24 hours should pass before applying our masonry protection cream longer during cold times. Allow at least 2 hours after light rain to pass before applying No Hydro Masonry Protection Cream, Also longer […]
No Hydro cementitious tanking Slurry is a waterproofing system which creates a monolithic bond using crystalline chemicals when applied to concrete and masonry structures. When mixed with clean water and applied correctly, this forms a permanent waterproof coating to the substrate and is easily applied by brush, trowel or spray. We are always happy discuss […]
No Hydro Masonry Water Seal is a brick sealer, concrete and stone sealer protecting properties materials from to changes in weather and drops in overnight temperature. As rain water contacts the treated surface materials it turns to water beads and the water beads roll of the surface materials preventing penetration of the treated substrates. This […]
No Hydro Salt Inhibitor is a high specification plaster additive recommended following the installation of a remedial DPC. Even though a DPC is effective, hygroscopic salts introduced by rising damp may cause moisture to be attracted to the wall. When a new damp-proof course has been installed it will normally be necessary to hack of […]
