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BS 8102:2022 published by BSI

01 Apr 2022

BSI has published the revised BS 8102 (Protection of below ground structures against water ingress. Code of practice). The update reflects developments in materials and best practice since the previous version was published in 2009.

Get Design Liability and Guarantees from Newton Specialist Contractors

23 Mar 2022

At Newton, we take pride in our specialist contractors’ installations. Our nationwide network of NSBCs (Newton Specialist Basement Contractors) work closely in partnership with us to provide the highest quality products, design and installation in all aspects of basement waterproofing. 

Industry-Leading Ground Gas Barriers

17 Jan 2022

When it comes to the challenge of waterproofing and gas proofing a below-ground structure, Newton Waterproofing Systems, the UK’s leading independent designers and suppliers of guaranteed waterproofing systems, stock a range of products that combine effective waterproofing and gas protection.

What is cold applied liquid roofing/waterproofing?

13 Jan 2022

As the name implies, cold applied liquid roofing/waterproofing is the use of a liquid waterproofing system without the requirement of heat. Waterproofing roofs (whether it’s a flat roof or podium deck) is one of the most important structural requirements of any building. A watertight roof performs a vital function in protecting a structure.

Newton HydroBond System Explained

08 Dec 2021

The Newton HydroBond System is a high-performance, Type A waterproofing system designed to be applied to the outside of the structure. The system is either pre-applied below the concrete raft/slab and wall building line, or post-applied where conventional formwork is removed to expose the outside of the basement walls. 

Flooding and Basement Design

12 Oct 2021

The following opinion piece from James Berry, Property Care Association, was first published in August 2021. Reports of London underwater have been a regular occurrence over the past few months.