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Stormdry Masonry Waterproofing Cream 5 Litre - Sold by Safeguard Europe Ltd / FBA
Stormdry Masonry Waterproofing Cream 5 Litre - Sold by Safeguard Europe Ltd / FBA
Stormdry Masonry Waterproofing Cream 5 Litre - Sold by Safeguard Europe Ltd / FBA
Stormdry Masonry Waterproofing Cream 5 Litre - Sold by Safeguard Europe Ltd / FBA
Stormdry Masonry Waterproofing Cream 5 Litre - Sold by Safeguard Europe Ltd / FBA
Stormdry Masonry Waterproofing Cream 5 Litre - Sold by Safeguard Europe Ltd / FBA
Stormdry Masonry Waterproofing Cream 5 Litre - Sold by Safeguard Europe Ltd / FBA
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Stormdry Masonry Waterproofing Cream 5 Litre - Sold by Safeguard Europe Ltd / FBA

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  • PREMIUM High-Strength Wall Waterproofing for Brick, Stone, Mortar, Sandstone and Granite.
  • 25 YEAR PROTECTION Stormdry’s cream-based formulation allows it to Penetrate Deeply forming an invisible Water Repellent barrier in a Single Coat Application
  • BREATHABLE Allows masonry to breathe and dry naturally. Easy to Apply Penetrating Damp Treatment that maintains thermal properties of cavity wall insulation
  • COLOURLESS brick sealer. Fully cured Stormdry brick damp seal will maintain natural appearance of the wall
  • INDEPENDENTLY APPROVED, TESTED & VERIFIED: ✔️ BBA Approved (Certificate Number: 15/5198); ✔️ Tested by University of Portsmouth
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  1. C0mbat's avatar
    Some of the bricks at the front of my house as damaged. The face of them has crumbled away. Likely during cold months. Its not the mortar inbetween the but the bricks themselves. Do I need to replace or repair them or shall I just use this stuff to protect them from further damage?

    Edit: here's two photos of the worst affected areas. I kinf of feel that it's mainly aesthetic and it's not major but others might think otherwise. But my initial comment about the masonry being fine isn't true in these two areas. I could probably do with repointing it?

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    quezi's avatar
    Looks like a Victorian or Edwardian solid brick house with no cavity. Is that correct?

    If it is the brickwork was originally pointed with a lime mortar and has been replaced with cement based since. Lime is breathable and soft, cement is non breathable and hard. If your pointing is harder than your brickwork then the bricks take the damage rather than the pointing, leading to spalling of the brickwork. Sealing in any moisture will make things worse over the long term. You would need to rake out the concrete and then repoint in a suitable lime based mortar.
  2. Owen__Johnston's avatar
    Great product and fantastic price! I had damp proofing done 2 year ago and they recommended Stormdry.

    They applied to the entire house including chimney and with the storms / heavy rain we had over winter the walls were completely dry on the outside, even after 2 years. Really happy with it and recommend!
  3. 75becky19's avatar
    This is good stuff repells water nicely. forms that barrier on brick work. Water use to penetrate into my garage but not now.
  4. billybruiser's avatar
    Great stuff, I've used lots of this in my profession and it works a treat! it won't change the colour or look of your stone or brick wall
  5. ukflyboy's avatar
    Really good stuff this and not that often on sale. Niche, but great price for great product.
  6. Ted_Mickevicius's avatar
    just bought one, will try on my house, will see maybe it will improve my brick work
  7. busterdan's avatar
    Any idea of a 5 litre coverage please.

    I've got a 1 metre by 6 metre band at ground level (DPC is fine and no damp inside) that suffers from moisture penetration and the mortar crumbles away. I need to get it repointed again first. (edited)
  8. labyyrinth's avatar
    I could benefit from this . Does it trap the water inside the brickwork from escaping out which can create it's own problems of damp and mould. Or is it truly breathable as they claim. Just bought it hope it works (edited)
    morrig's avatar
    Used Cromapol to seal a corrugated garage roof (asbestos? ), worked a treat except come winter condensation drips even thought windows open.
  9. arrancollins's avatar
    Worth noting this is BBA Approved
    john_n3MU's avatar
    most are. It's the people who use it that are or add to the problem
  10. jamesywelsh's avatar
    Can this be used on a drive to protect block paving?
    john_n3MU's avatar
    Ha, Ha.
  11. Pentop's avatar
    Nice one OP, needed some of this and been a constant £125 so good saving
  12. busterdan's avatar
    Just as I was looking at it and about to click Buy now.... the price changed to £125!

    Same seller... Safeguard (edited)
    TheEssexFamily's avatar
    Back at reduced price now.
  13. choppiusmaximus's avatar
    Does anyone know if this works just as well on rendered external walls?
  14. mchammer's avatar
    anything further as pebbledash my end and looking at getting
  15. C.D's avatar
    This deal has already expired, the price has gone back up, it's now £118.74

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