Moisture and Mold
Description
To protect the masonry as much as possible, whether it is for repair jobs or for a new construction, it is essential to evaluate the water repellency and breathability of the material used to do the job. To protect a wall from deterioration, above all the material must be water-repellent and effectively prevent or stop the penetration of water. Plus, it needs to be breathable to ensure the natural exchange of water vapor and heat insulation to prevent heat exchange between the wall and the surrounding environment!
USE
ISOBELL has all these characteristics. In fact, evaporation is moved inside the wall, keeping moisture from drying on the surface, thus constantly keeping salts in solution (which prevents them from crystallizing with consequent damage to the wall).
