When waterproofing sensitive areas—especially a power supply room—there is zero margin for error. Water ingress in an electrical hub doesn't just cause structural damage; it poses a high risk of equipment failure and fire hazards. This was the critical situation faced by Toyo Seat Corporation in Sta. Rosa, Laguna, after their existing roof deck coating failed and sustained severe damage.

Following a referral from one of their staff, Buildrite was called in to provide an expert solution. Our technical team conducted an on-site ocular inspection to identify the failure points of the previous coating and assess the thermal stresses the roof deck undergoes daily.

Based on our findings, we recommended the Buildrite Clever Sil system. Unlike traditional coatings that can become brittle and crack under the intense heat of Laguna’s industrial zones, Clever Sil is a water-based, polyurethane waterproofing system engineered for extreme resilience.

Technical Advantages for Critical Facilities:
• Thermal and UV Resistance: It maintains its integrity despite constant exposure to sunlight and fluctuating temperatures, preventing the cracks that led to the previous system's failure.
• Excellent Mechanical Strength: It is sturdy enough to withstand low to medium foot traffic for maintenance personnel without requiring an additional protective concrete topping.
• Chemical and Weather Resistance: It creates a non-reactive barrier that shields the concrete slab from acidic rain and industrial pollutants.
• Seamless Application: Applied as a liquid, it forms a monolithic "rubber-like" skin over the power supply room, ensuring no joints or seams where water could potentially seep through.

The result is a stunning, high-performance roof deck that provides the facility's power supply with a reliable, watertight shield. We are proud to have helped Toyo Seat Corporation secure their critical infrastructure.