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Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Sun 25 Dec 2016 4:24 pm
by trueblue
There was some "water dropping" in from our tiled terrace into the rooms thereunder during the last heavy rainfalls. Can someone recommend a good man or company wo can do a proper terrace isolation job (about 15 sqm)? Living in Lapta area. Thanks, merry and peaceful Christmas to everyone. Fred
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Sun 25 Dec 2016 6:56 pm
by best-dreams
Hello trueblue,
I can do the work, would be happy to come around to inspect and quote.
Hatib Xhafolli
Phone : 0533 843 8023
Mail :
hatib@best-dreams.com
Skype : bestdreamsproperty1
Web :
http://www.best-dreams.com
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Sun 25 Dec 2016 10:15 pm
by Bowman
Hi,
I can recommend "Cyprus Homebuilders".
Did both a ground floor terrace and a first floor one this summer.
Very happy with the results after the rains of the last few weeks.
regards Mike Turner
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Mon 26 Dec 2016 5:49 am
by gates
we have done many and some times saving people lots of money it dose not always need lifting go to our web site for contacts
http://www.braceybuilders.com
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Mon 26 Dec 2016 6:18 pm
by Asia111
This is a common problem.
Before going to a lot of expense worth trying to seal the terrace your self. Look for gaps in the grout or round the edges and fill with suitable waterproof grout or silicone.
Buy some clear waterproof liquid sealant such as Weber which can be purchased at Tayfe/Marshalls. On a dry sunny day apply a liberal coat using a decorators roller. A 2nd coat once the 1st coat is fully dry (allow 24 hours) even better.
Repeat the process on an annual basis before winter sets in.
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Wed 28 Dec 2016 3:40 pm
by trueblue
Thanks a lot to all, especially Acacia for the very helpful information.
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Thu 29 Dec 2016 2:37 pm
by sophie
I do it myself with CT10. Costs about 70tl for a contain and its fabulous stuff. You have to do it before rains set in though at end of October or when you know there is a fairly long period of dry weather, but not in the heat of the day. I only have to buy two containers, and we have large terraces. Give it a good shake, poor it into the roller tray and then it takes no time at all. I make sure I do the top terrace carefully as its over our living room. I then do all the downstairs terraces and with the roller turned on its side I just go one roller width up the walls. The whole thing takes me about an hour and its magic. Even after the rains we have just had. We used to have dreadful problems but for last three years after using CT10, nothing at all. Im sitting here with fingers and toes crossed in the hope that I haven't talked a problem up!!
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Fri 30 Dec 2016 10:29 am
by jimm
I also use CT10 it is very good
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Fri 30 Dec 2016 4:13 pm
by trueblue
Thanks a lot again, especially to sophie. I will definitely do this first, I am sure, it will work out.
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Tue 03 Jan 2017 9:42 pm
by waz-24-7
I have just sealed my terrace after same issue.
Water will not penetrate through ceramic tiles but will seek out failed joints, seams or cracks.
The best material is the 310mm tubes of sealant with plastic nozzle applied with a mechanical sealant gun.
The best material is a POLYURETHANE sealant adhesive. do NOT use the cheaper SILICON type as it will shrink back and fail far to easily.
The best is probably SIKAFLEX 291 but others are available as long as it is POLYURETHANE.
Apply a good 10-12mm bead (cut the nozzle accordingly) with the gun and ensure the sealant forms against TWO edges with no breaks, gaps or air bubbles.
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Thu 05 Jan 2017 1:33 pm
by scaffman
hi i had all my patio and balconies done by a brilliant builder his name is ilhan telephone number 05338307727 did a true professional job right price and cleaned every day and finished dead on time would highly recommend this company for any building works oh and speaks very good English.
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Fri 06 Jan 2017 9:24 am
by susiesusie
Where can I purchase CT 10 . Can't seem to find it . Been offered alternatives .
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Fri 06 Jan 2017 10:24 am
by jimm
Try Ersam's in Alsanjak opposite Sterling
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Fri 06 Jan 2017 11:42 am
by Becker
Definitely Ersem,also Tayf in Karaoglanoglu, to the right of Boray.
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Fri 06 Jan 2017 4:44 pm
by jayceebee
Becker wrote:Definitely Ersem,also Tayf in Karaoglanoglu, to the right of Boray.
Got mine from Tayf in Karaoglanoglu 3 days ago.
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Sat 07 Jan 2017 9:04 am
by tingtang
I used a 'Marshall's product named 'Isolaytion' when I did my roof terrace 3 years ago. Not a trace of water ingress since. Readily available at any Marshall shop, cheap and comes in several sizes from 1 litre up.
tt.
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Sat 07 Jan 2017 3:03 pm
by PapaBravo
Who makes CT 10?
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Sat 07 Jan 2017 3:11 pm
by Keithcaley
PapaBravo wrote:Who makes CT 10?
Ceresit, from the look of it... (Part of the Henkel Group)
Re: Terrace Isolation Work
Posted: Sat 07 Jan 2017 5:43 pm
by Becker
If your terraces are edged with Travertine stone,make sure you give them at least 2 coats all over,it is very porous.