Case studies

The brief for this project was to design, supply and install a bespoke and sympathetic waterproofing solution to a Grade II listed, commercial structure with an impractical damp basement.

Delta Registered Installers, MacLennan Waterproofing worked closely with the Principal Contractor, HB Projects to achieve a Grade 3 habitable space whilst preserving this historic structure.

The site incorporates two Listed Buildings, including part of a Listed Church. The store applied for listed building consent to reconfigure its ground and basement floors, to increase the retail floor space and improve the functionality of the store.

Delta Registered Installers, Arti Structural Waterproofing Ltd offered an effective, fast installation and maintainable, Type C waterproofing solution to a private dwelling on time and on budget!

The Scope of the project was to provide a structural waterproofing solution to a private dwelling with new build extension.

The property, situated on a sloping site gave the opportunity for the waterproof design to utilise the properties environment to allow for natural discharge of any potential water ingress.

Delta Registered Installers, Renderseal Ltd were employed to provide a maintainable waterproofing solution to a problematic lightwell. The scope of the project was to facilitate a solution for water penetration and salt contamination without disturbing the existing garden patio or adding any additional pressure to the interior of the property.
Any below ground structure will require a robust waterproofing design. The same scenario applies to lightwells.

Delta Registered Installers, Bensleys provided a waterproofing solution on an iconic Brighton structure. 

Steeped in history and thought to be built on the original Brill Baths site, sits Clarendon Mansions.  This large, detached structure is thought to have been built in 1870 by Charles Brill during the Brighton boom.

The four-storey building facing Brighton’s famous sea front, was originally constructed as a hotel.

Numerous refurbishments over subsequent periods of time, saw the structure move from a hotel to a public house, with the basement area being unoccupied for nearly a decade.