Sustainability remains a topic of focus for many, especially as governments across the globe implement increasingly stringent guidelines to reach their environmental goals.
In response, industry professionals are paying extra attention to the materials they use and how they impact construction integrity, contribute to energy efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and beyond.
Hence, Liquid Applied Membranes (LAMs) are commonly used in commercial buildings for various applications, such as Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS) membranes and waterproofing. When used for EIFS applications, LAMs play a crucial role in improving moisture management within the building. This is important for maintaining the structural integrity and appearance of the building, as excessive moisture can lead to damage and deterioration.
Read this educative blog by Dr. Timo Mangel to understand more about the LAMs and their contribution in constructions.