Across 340 m², EMC rehabilitated and insulated the metal roof of Al Khayata School in Damietta by treating corrosion, openings, and joints, followed by Polyurethane Foam insulation and two protective acrylic coats.
EMC carried out rehabilitation and insulation works for the metal roof of Al Khayata School in Damietta, for the General Authority for Educational Buildings, covering a total area of 340 m².
The works included repairing deteriorated metal sections and treating corrosion, openings, and joints, followed by Polyurethane Foam application to create a continuous thermal and waterproofing layer, two acrylic protective coats, and a final water test before handover.
Site inspection and identification of damaged and vulnerable roof areas.
Roof cleaning and washing to remove dust and debris.
Sanding and removal of corrosion from metal sheets and fixing points.
Application of anti-corrosion coating to treated areas.
Cutting and removal of deteriorated metal sections.
Securing joints between adjacent metal sheets.
Installation of new metal patches over damaged areas.
Sealing of large openings using pre-sprayed Polyurethane sections.
Reinforcement of joints, openings, and vulnerable areas using fiberglass.
Spray application of Polyurethane Foam across the entire roof.
Measurement and verification of the required foam thickness.
Application of the first acrylic protective coat for UV resistance.
Application of the second acrylic coat for complete protection.
Water spray testing to simulate rainfall and verify waterproofing performance.
Final inspection and handover.