Application of Silicone in Construction Industry

In construction industry, silicone can be used as a protective material to create non-porous and waterproof layers on wall, floor and ceiling surfaces. These protective layers prevent the penetration of moisture and water into the building and as a result, as a result, in addition to maintaining the quality of the building, reduce the risk of water leakage and humidity. Silicone is also used to produce nano-structured coatings to increase resistance to corrosion and wear. These coatings are placed on metal surfaces and prevent their corrosion and wear.

Moisture has always been the most important cause of damage to old and new buildings. Because water is a suitable medium for the transfer of microorganisms to the bottom of the building where they can easily cause destruction. But there are effective substances against this decay and deterioration. In this regard, one of the best materials used to combat this consumption is silicone compound. Silicone-based water repellent compounds precisely provide the best protection against moisture and decay caused by it, and they do this in a completely natural way. In the same way, silicones in the construction industry prevent the penetration of rainwater and at the same time allow the surface to breathe.

Silicone provides flexible solutions by helping to shape the facade and design of today’s modern buildings. It ranges from complex silicone profiles to extensive sections mounted on glass, steel and plastic.

Silicone materials protect taller structures by absorbing vibration, stresses, and movement and protect them from vibration. The excellent sealing properties of these polymers also make them perfect as sealants or gaskets to protect against water, dust and intrusion.