Integral waterproofing involves adding waterproofing agents directly into the concrete mix, making the entire structure inherently resistant to water penetration.

Hycrete works by incorporating hydrophobic admixtures into the concrete mix, transforming the concrete into a waterproof material that prevents water absorption and penetration.

The benefits of using Hycrete include simplified design, reduced material demands, increased site mobility, safer construction conditions, and accelerated project timelines.

Yes, Hycrete is suitable for a wide range of applications, including foundations, basements, tunnels, parking structures, green roofs, and water-retaining structures.

Hycrete offers several advantages over traditional waterproofing methods, including integrated protection, reduced material use, and improved durability. Unlike external membranes and coatings, Hycrete provides long-term waterproofing from within the concrete itself.

Yes, by reducing the need for additional materials and minimizing construction waste, Hycrete contributes to more sustainable construction practices.

There are various types of waterproofing admixtures, including hydrophobic agents, pore-blocking ingredients, and crystalline admixtures. Hycrete uses a hydrophobic admixture to achieve its waterproofing properties.