Stone masonry bonding reinforcement work "Moldam method"

Reinforcement of stone masonry by securing drainage functionality and solidifying from within the stone masonry!

The "Moldam Method" is a reinforcement technique that involves injecting a specialized filling material with excellent adhesive properties into the interior of existing stone masonry. By forming a barrier layer with a foaming curing agent, it not only ensures the reliable injection of the filling material but also prevents the blockage of "important spaces for water drainage" found in drainage pipes, backfill stones, and core stones, thereby allowing reinforcement to be carried out in an "ideal state" that ensures the drainage capability of the stone masonry. As a result, it is possible to perform affordable reinforcement work even in locations where renovation work cannot be done, such as when there are buildings above the stone masonry. 【Features】 ■ Cost-effective construction ■ Construction possible on-site ■ Work possible in narrow spaces, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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