[Civil Engineering Version] Daily Question 20180423
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What is a self-waterproofing roof? Answer: It is a roof that relies on its structural integrity for waterproofing, without the use of membrane waterproofing layers.
It is a roof that relies on the structure’s own waterproofing, without the use of membrane waterproofing layers.
It is a roof that relies on the structure’s own waterproofing, without the use of membrane waterproofing layers.
A roof that utilizes the density of the reinforced concrete roof panel itself, and achieves waterproofing through treatment of the panel surface and joints.
The components are waterproof (steel plates), so no additional waterproof layer is required.
It is a roof that relies on the structure’s own waterproofing, without the use of membrane waterproofing layers.
It is a roof that relies on the structure’s own waterproofing, without the use of membrane waterproofing layers.
Self-waterproofing means that the construction materials used are capable of meeting the waterproofing requirements on their own.
It relies on the components’ own waterproofing, without the need for an additional waterproof layer.
Roofs that are waterproof due to their structural design, without the use of membrane waterproofing layers.
It is a roof that relies on the structure’s own waterproofing, without the use of membrane waterproofing layers.