HydroBond 403 Plus is for use as a continuous membrane to permanent raft and wall formwork such as the raft blinding and piled walls of reinforced concrete earth-retained structures, including:

• Existing structures;
• Secant or contiguous concrete piles;
• Metal sheet piles;
• Diaphragm walls;
• King post walls;
• Sufficiently stable ground (such as clay or chalk);
• Temporary timber shuttering/ formwork.

HydroBond 403 Plus is for use as a continuous membrane to permanent raft and wall formwork such as the raft blinding and piled walls of reinforced concrete earth-retained structures, including:

• Existing structures;
• Secant or contiguous concrete piles;
• Metal sheet piles;
• Diaphragm walls;
• King post walls;
• Sufficiently stable ground (such as clay or chalk);
• Temporary timber shuttering/ formwork.

A high performance, self-healing membrane with a locking fleece on the inner surface and a hydrophilic polymer coating externally. The membrane is BDA approved, NHBC accepted as Type A waterproofing, and the gas barrier variant provides resistance to radon, carbon dioxide and hydrocarbons.

HydroBond 403 Plus provides a complete waterproof envelope to the structure to achieve Type A (barrier) waterproofing suitable for Grades 1, 2 and 3 as defined by BS 8102:2022, are suitable for all below ground and earth-retained structures from domestic basements to the largest civil engineering projects, and can be used as part of the HydroBond® System with HydroBond 108-LM which is sprayed to the exposed walls of the basement after the temporary formwork is removed. Where space is tight, HydroBond 109-LM can be applied by roller or brush or small airless spray machine.

HydroBond 403 Plus can be used in conjunction with other Newton products to provide a coordinated and combined approach to the waterproofing of the whole structure that includes protection against water ingress to the deck, through construction joints, through and around service entries and to movement joints.

Correctly protected, the Newton HydroBond System will provide, under normal service conditions, a durable waterproof barrier for the life of the building to which it is installed; the expected lifetime of the building itself should be at least 60 years.

The Newton HydroBond System is supported by BDA Agrément Certificate BAB 16-031/03/A and is accepted by the NHBC as a suitable waterproofing system for Type A Waterproofing to Grades 1, 2 & 3 – BS 8102:2022

Features and benefits:

• Agrément certificated and National House Building Council (NHBC) accepted waterproofing system.
• Full mechanical bond to concrete prevents water migration between membrane and structure.
• Hydrophilic coating provides self-healing of punctures to the membrane.
• Very flexible - Resistant to movement and fissures in substrates.
• The HydroBond System completely encapsulates the structure.
• Excellent resistance to the high alkalinity of concrete.
• Third-party test certified for radon, carbon dioxide and hydrocarbon gases.

Suitable substrates include rafts and slabs (concrete blinding, compacted type 1 hardcore, compacted sand). Void formers, clay heave boards and closed-cell flooring grade insulation or HydroBond 410 GeoDrain

• May be installed before applying HydroBond 403 Plus
• Will provide, under normal service conditions, a durable waterproof barrier for the life of the building to which it is installed.
• CE marked and manufactured in accordance with BS EN 13967: 2012.

A high performance, self-healing membrane with a locking fleece on the inner surface and a hydrophilic polymer coating externally. The membrane is BDA approved, NHBC accepted as Type A waterproofing, and the gas barrier variant provides resistance to radon, carbon dioxide and hydrocarbons.

HydroBond 403 Plus provides a complete waterproof envelope to the structure to achieve Type A (barrier) waterproofing suitable for Grades 1, 2 and 3 as defined by BS 8102:2022, are suitable for all below ground and earth-retained structures from domestic basements to the largest civil engineering projects, and can be used as part of the HydroBond® System with HydroBond 108-LM which is sprayed to the exposed walls of the basement after the temporary formwork is removed. Where space is tight, HydroBond 109-LM can be applied by roller or brush or small airless spray machine.

HydroBond 403 Plus can be used in conjunction with other Newton products to provide a coordinated and combined approach to the waterproofing of the whole structure that includes protection against water ingress to the deck, through construction joints, through and around service entries and to movement joints.

Correctly protected, the Newton HydroBond System will provide, under normal service conditions, a durable waterproof barrier for the life of the building to which it is installed; the expected lifetime of the building itself should be at least 60 years.

The Newton HydroBond System is supported by BDA Agrément Certificate BAB 16-031/03/A and is accepted by the NHBC as a suitable waterproofing system for Type A Waterproofing to Grades 1, 2 & 3 – BS 8102:2022

Features and benefits:

• Agrément certificated and National House Building Council (NHBC) accepted waterproofing system.
• Full mechanical bond to concrete prevents water migration between membrane and structure.
• Hydrophilic coating provides self-healing of punctures to the membrane.
• Very flexible - Resistant to movement and fissures in substrates.
• The HydroBond System completely encapsulates the structure.
• Excellent resistance to the high alkalinity of concrete.
• Third-party test certified for radon, carbon dioxide and hydrocarbon gases.

Suitable substrates include rafts and slabs (concrete blinding, compacted type 1 hardcore, compacted sand). Void formers, clay heave boards and closed-cell flooring grade insulation or HydroBond 410 GeoDrain

• May be installed before applying HydroBond 403 Plus
• Will provide, under normal service conditions, a durable waterproof barrier for the life of the building to which it is installed.
• CE marked and manufactured in accordance with BS EN 13967: 2012.