Hydrophobic Facade Impregnation

Overview

A deep-penetrating silane-siloxane impregnation that bonds chemically with mineral substrates — concrete, brick, stone, and render — lining the internal capillary network with a hydrophobic layer that repels liquid water while remaining fully vapour-permeable. The surface appearance is unchanged after treatment; water beads and runs off rather than soaking in. Prevents the freeze-thaw damage, salt crystallisation, and moisture-driven deterioration responsible for facade spalling and staining in exposed climates.

Key benefits

• ▸Invisible treatment — does not alter surface colour, texture, or sheen level
• ▸Fully vapour-permeable — substrate breathes normally while repelling liquid water
• ▸Prevents freeze-thaw spalling by blocking water absorption into the capillary network
• ▸Reduces carbonation rate and chloride ingress in concrete and masonry facades
• ▸Long-lasting protection — 10–15 year effective lifespan on most substrates
• ▸Low-odour, water-based formulation — suitable for occupied buildings and heritage sites