This is a practical guide for you to learn all the details about the innovative system for waterproofing based on the union of geotextiles and bentonite. We will take a tour of bentonite geocomposites (GCL) to understand what they are, how they are used and what their main benefits are, as well as the installation process to be followed.
Bentonite is a very fine volcanic clay grain that is characterized by its capacity to swell: up to 16 times its volume when dry when hydrated by water. This quality, together with the resistance of the geotextiles, makes the bentonite geocomposite (GCL) an efficient waterproof membrane with a long durability. Learn more about bentonite geocomposites (GCL) by downloading this publication.
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Chemically treated bentonite granules to be poured into the overlaps between the different rolls.
Flexible, hydro-expansive cord that blocks the passage of water when it swells to form a compressed sealant.
Sodium bentonite paste to be used especially in passing elements and singular areas.
High performance adhesive tape to provide a better bond between demanding applications.
Metal strip to be placed on the DLT Bentonite Max at the top of the walls.
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