Further documents

Enkopur adheres reliably to concrete, screed, mastic asphalt, bituminous membranes, metal, foil and plastic roofing, wood-based composites and tiles (after sanding). In the case of unknown or problematic substrates, an adhesion test should be carried out

Yes, Enkopur is generally applied with a suitable Primer. The options include Universal Primer 2K, Universal Primer 933, Primer P-O (for polyolefins) or Enke Glass Primer (for glass and glazed tiles). The choice depends on the substrate.

The surface must be dry. Once applied, Enkopur is rainproof very quickly. Even light drizzle shortly after application does not affect the waterproofing.

The ideal temperature range is between +5 °C and +30 °C. Work should not be carried out when temperatures are rising rapidly or in direct sunlight.

The fleece acts as a crack-bridging layer and ensures the long-term reliability of the system. Enkopur without a fleece insert is not a waterproofing system, but merely a coat of paint.

No, not without additional protection. Enkopur is not sufficiently alkali-stable for use with cement-based tile adhesives. An alkali barrier layer (Betoncoat 2K primer + quartz sand) must therefore be applied beforehand.

Yes, Enkopur can also be used in areas where water is likely to stand for long periods.

Yes, the waterproofing on balconies and terraces must not be left unprotected. A wear layer is required, e.g. Enketop, Enkefloor slabs, slab coverings laid on a gravel bed or wooden decking.