Mariseal Detail
The MARISEALDETAIL is a liquid-applied, thixotropic, permanent elastic, fiber-reinforced, one component polyurethane coating, used for long lasting waterproofing of complex roofing details and connections.
Detail Waterproofing Systems
The professional, long lasting waterproofing solution for roof details
The MARISEALDETAIL is a liquid-applied, thixotropic, permanent elastic, fiber-reinforced, one component polyurethane coating, used for long lasting waterproofing of complex roofing details and connections.
Uses
Mariseal Detail is mainly used to waterproof details like:
Pipes
Flashings and 90o angles
Lightdomes
Chimneys
Photovoltaic systems
Wall-floor connections
Gutters, etc
Advantages
simple application (brush)
fiber reinforced
it forms seamless membrane to the rest waterproofing
membrane ensuring 100% sealing of the roof detais
resistant to water, rain and frost
maintains its mechanical properties over a temperature span of -30o C to +80o C
provides water vapor permeability
full surface adherence without any additional anchoring
in case of damage, membrane can be easily repaired locally within minutes
low cost
Frequently Asked Questions
Which details is MARISEAL DETAIL intended for?
It is intended for complex local details such as pipes, flashings, internal corners, chimneys, rooflight kerbs, photovoltaic supports and wall-to-floor junctions. Its thixotropic consistency helps it remain in place on vertical and irregular surfaces.
Why is the product fibre reinforced?
The incorporated fibres strengthen the cured coating and help it bridge complex local shapes without a separate fleece in the applications stated by the manufacturer. Movement joints and larger cracks still require a designed detail.
Can it be applied on vertical surfaces?
Yes, the thixotropic formulation is designed to reduce sagging on upstands and vertical junctions. The surface must be clean, sound, dry within the stated limits and primed where required.
Can it connect to an existing waterproofing membrane?
It may be possible where the existing material is identified, secure and compatible. An adhesion test and system-specific primer may be required, and manufacturer approval should be obtained for important interfaces or warranty work.
Can it be used for local repairs?
Yes, within its stated repair and detailing scope. The defect must first be investigated, and the area must be prepared and coated to the required thickness with adequate curing before exposure or traffic.