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FAQ - Water Proofing
A1: Sealoo combines cement bonding with polymer flexibility, bridging hair and minor cracks, and is easy to apply on roofs, wet areas, and tanks.
A2: Unlike conventional emulsions, Barrier resists re-emulsification under water contact, a feature no other local supplier can claim.
A3: Yes—our boutique model ensures accessible pricing while providing long-lasting solutions, outperforming highly marketed systems like Sika Top Seal 107.
A4: Yes—Barrier in particular offers reliable protection against water ingress in basements and foundations, with proven adhesion on damp surfaces.
A5: Both systems are formulated for direct application to prepared concrete or masonry, simplifying installation and reducing cost.
Waterproofing is not a luxury but the backbone of structural durability. At Sealoo and Barrier, we do not sell a logo—we provide systems that, when properly applied, deliver long-lasting service life at a price that makes sense. Each solution is engineered for real site conditions, giving contractors both the confidence of performance and the advantage of cost efficiency.
The Sealoo family, built on hybrid acrylic–cement chemistry, comes in three specialized products. This formulation bonds tightly to concrete and masonry while curing into a seamless, cold-applied membrane. Its key feature is supreme flexibility, enabling it to bridge hair and minor cracks, making it particularly effective for wet areas, rooftops, and tanks. With straightforward application and compatibility with complex detailing, Sealoo remains the preferred solution where reliability and adaptability are required.
The Barrier family represents the second pillar of our waterproofing portfolio. Developed on a cationic bitumen-modified base, Barrier is uniquely treated to resist re-emulsification—ensuring the coating stays stable even under continuous water exposure. This feature sets it apart from conventional bituminous emulsions and cannot be claimed by any other producer in the MENA market. Seamless and jointless, Barrier forms a tough, cold-applied liquid membrane ideally suited for basements, foundations, and retaining structures. In markets where names like Cerotekt and Ceroplast are widely known, Barrier asserts a decisive edge with this non-re-emulsifying property.
What defines our waterproofing offer is the positioning as a construction chemicals boutique. By focusing on precise chemistries instead of volume branding, we give clients dependable systems that combine availability, support, and pricing advantage. In a segment dominated by Sika Top Seal 107, known for heavy marketing but weak site performance, Sealoo and Barrier compete differently—by providing chemistry that works, durability that lasts, and a clear cost edge that the local market recognizes.
