Windowsill Seepage or Leakage

When cracks in the building's exterior walls lead to the windowsill or window edge seepage, if water is present on the windowsill instead of seepage from the aluminum window edges, it could indicate that there are microscopic cracks in the building's exterior walls causing water infiltration. Issues with exterior wall seepage can be addressed by seeking assistance from the building management and involving the building management company in the resolution. If there are suspicions of non-exterior wall-related seepage problems, it is advisable to seek professional advice and assessment promptly.

Common causes include:

1 . Damage to the exterior wall waterproofing layer

2 . Hollow spaces in the windowsill wall

3 . Window frame deformation or loosening

4 . Cracking or peeling of the mortar layer

5 . Foreign objects inside the wall structure

6 . Clogged drainage holes in the window frame

7 . Hardening and cracking of the adhesive seal between the window frame and concrete, leading to aging issues and delamination

Product Selling Points

Features seamless integration between new and old concrete, effectively repairing damaged concrete

Repair
Function

Establish a strong and long-lasting hydrophobic barrier, hardening pores to prevent water infiltration into the concrete

Consolidation
and
Hardening

Product Selling Points

Moisture-proof, dust-proof, while also preventing the infiltration of oil, grease, and acidic substances

Barrier
Against
Infiltration

Product Selling Points

Completely unaffected by ultraviolet (UV) rays, ensuring the waterproofing effectiveness

Resistant
to UV
Damage

Product Selling Points

Waterproofing effectiveness
lasting for over 10 years

Long-lasting
Performance

Product Selling Points