County Hall

Situated on the South Bank of the River Thames, with Westminster Bridge at its side, sits County Hall.

Surrounded by such historic venues, this was a perfect location to showcase a wide range of WIDOPAN products.

Waterproofing County Hall.

With the original construction of County Hall starting in 1911, the building was opened by King George V in 1922.

The North and South blocks were then later added between 1936 and 1939.

This iconic Grade II listed building was the headquarters for the local government of London for 64 years until the 1980s.

Today, the building houses several top London tourist attractions, including two hotels.

As with many buildings of this age, the integrity of the waterproof seal had become a concern.

When repair works were needed for the various roof structures, the client knew that WIDOPAN liquid waterproofing products were needed for the job.

This project required the waterproofing of many complex and difficult-to-access areas, with different requirements depending on the area.

Many different WIDOPAN products would be called upon and used by various approved contractors over the course of this prestigious renovation project.