ROLLED WATERPROOFING | WE FLOORING | DIY bunker 

On top of the already applied mastic, I decided to fuse a layer of rolled waterproofing. I used hydrolizol with a fiberglass base, it is much stronger than the same material, but on a paper base, which allowed me to work with it on various uneven surfaces without the risk of damaging the integrity of the layer. Once again, I got my first experience directly during work, one might say in front of your eyes. There were slight difficulties in determining the roll warm-up duration. If the roll is heated for too long, not only the outer layer melts, but also the bitumen layer on the back of the sheet - which is completely undesirable. If the sheet is overheated, then its surface will no longer be so integral and may stick to the sole of the shoe during further work. It was also difficult to weld the edges of the roll where they go to the wall. Everyone already knows that I have a niche there to keep the structure from floating and this surface is curved. In some places, I cut the edges of the hydrosystem into strips so that they fit snugly against an uneven wall. This video shows about 12 hours of work, which I fit into 10 minutes, cutting out fragments where I am not in the frame. From the materials, three and a half rolls of the hydroelectric complex were used, with a total area of ​​about 30 square meters.
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