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Drainage membranes are used to ensure the drainage of water from various structures and areas of the territory. They can prevent water accumulation and protect structures from damage caused by moisture or standing water.

Here are the main applications of drainage membranes:

Construction of buildings and structures: Drainage membranes are often installed on the outer walls of underground parts of buildings to prevent the penetration of groundwater inside. This is especially true for basements, garages and other underground structures.
Landscape design: In complex landscape projects where it is necessary to ensure the drainage of water from certain areas, drainage membranes can be used to prevent stagnation of water and create favorable conditions for plants.
Road construction: Drainage membranes can be used in the construction of roads to ensure the drainage of water and prevent the destruction of the roadway.
Tunnels and shafts: In conditions where there is a risk of water penetration, drainage membranes provide water drainage and protect structures from damage.
Agricultural industry: In some agricultural projects, drainage membranes can be used to control the water level in the soil.

The main function of drainage membranes is to provide the path of least resistance for water, allowing it to drain and move away from the structure or site. They are often combined with other drainage systems, such as drainage pipes, to ensure the most efficient moisture management.

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Image 0 Spiked drainage membrane 400 g/m2, 2x20 m, 40 m2

Spiked drainage membrane 400 g/m2, 2x20 m, 40 m2 - Sanpreis (САНПРЕЙС)

A spike-shaped membrane for protection from water, moisture and condensate, as well as protection of waterproofing materials from mechanical damage during backfilling of the soil. Density 400 g/m2 (0.4) 2x20 m, 40 m2