1. If the waterproof coating is
1.9m high, apply the sheet horizontally straight from
the roll and trim it to size as required. On higher
walls, apply the sheet vertically from top to bottom.
Use a carpet knife to cut the sheet to the required
length across the roll.
2. The permanent-filtration geotextile should always
face the soil. If the exact level of the ground surface
is not known, attach the sheets above the upper edge
of the waterproof layer, making sure that they reach
about 10cm higher than the waterproofing itself. After
backfilling, trim the sheets in parallel with the
surface of the soil. At the bottom, sheets end atop
the drainpipe, which should be surrounded on all sides
with a layer of permanent-filtration material at least
15 cm thick
3. For easy overlapping, each sheet features an undimpled
strip approx. 14cm wide along one edge. Lift up the
geotextile and push the next sheet underneath it.
To lengthen a vertically installed sheet, push the
next sheet underneath for a minimum length of 20cm.
Connect the two with no less than 4 DELTA-HAFTNAGEL
adhesive pins. Fix the separating foil to the glue
of the DELTA-HAFTNAGEL pins.
4. Before attaching a sheet to an outside corner, crease
it along the line of the edge. Place plastic light
wells directly on top of the sheet. Window openings
can be cut out later. When light wells have already
been installed, cut the sheet precisely along their
lower edge and make one vertical cut in the middle.
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