Safeguard’s Swift Response To Damp Gets BBA Approval

[Danny]

After a rigorous series of tests, the British Board of Agrément (BBA) has certified the Safeguard Europe’s Dryzone Express Replastering System which enables a skilled operative to treat rising damp, re-plaster and complete re-decoration in 24 hours. The system developed by Safeguard – the UK’s leading specialist in damp- and waterproofing, and masonry repair solutions – condenses the process of treatment and room reinstatement to a fraction of the time required by traditional methods.

https://www.plasterersnews.com/safeguards-swift-response-to-damp-gets-bba-approval/

 

[johniosaif]

Looks great in theory ,hope its as good in practice.is there a damp course ? @irish_spread boom boom

 

[irish_spread]

Looks great in theory ,hope its as good in practice.is there a course ? @irish_spread

A damp course would be good

 

[johniosaif]

Where's my super button @SuperMod @Danny
I found the edit button so I have edited it about edit button

 

[bubbles65]

Good stuff......... no floor protection required

 

[Jurek]

Looks easy. I'm going to do it

 

[johniosaif]

Can we ask safe guard questions on this product?
@Danny

 

[Jurek]

I haven't read it. But the pictures look good. Is it 24 hours labour from start to finish so like 3 or 4 days work, or start it Monday morning and decorate Tuesday morning.

 

[Danny]

Can we ask safe guard questions on this product?
@Danny

Hmmmmm I will email and see if they can come on...

 

[Jurek]

just read all of that and it looks okay. never used it though. so theres deffo no cold bridging when using the drygrip?

 

[Jurek]

@D4mp

 

[Jurek]

@Danny the quote button has disappeared.

whats the process for being able to issue guarantees to the customer? are safeguard offering a training course with accreditation? or is it just the product that is guaranteed in conjunction with proper installation? customers are going to want a guarantee. even if its worthless

 

[carlos]

I think safeguard don't offer a guarantee. It's down to the contractor to provide.

As far as I know.

 

[carlos]

As in a papered warranty for the client.

 

[Fatarm]

@Danny the quote button has disappeared.

.....
Yeah ..where's it gone

 

[Jurek]

i havent got it where is it?

 

[johniosaif]

i havent got it where is it?

No idea .. I'll look for ya

 

[Jurek]

thanks i will just paraphrase for now

 

[Grant Singer]

Sounds good, we do a lot of work onto delta lathe membrane and its terrible stuff, prefer to use limelite, but I think it's about 6 months before you can decorate.

 

[carlos]

Plasterjng over membrain is a royal pain in the arse.

Far better off dabbing or batten and board.

 

[Grant Singer]

I know it's a shocker, the preservation company we sub for loves the stuff. They can leave a right mess for us to sort. Sometimes you can see the plugs shine through after its that thin, we will always try and dab a 9mm board on it.