Across 950 m², EMC treated and insulated the metal roof of Shata Vocational Preparatory School using a fleece-reinforced acrylic system, including corrosion treatment, repairs to vulnerable areas, and final water testing.
EMC carried out treatment and insulation works for the metal roof of Shata Vocational Preparatory School in Damietta, for the General Authority for Educational Buildings, covering a total area of 950 m².
The works included corrosion treatment, replacement of severely deteriorated sections, and reinforcement of joints and vulnerable areas, followed by a fleece-reinforced acrylic insulation system, a second acrylic coat, and final water testing.
Site inspection and identification of damaged and vulnerable roof areas.
Removal of deteriorated old insulation materials, dust, and contaminants.
Washing and preparation of the metal roof surface.
Identification and assessment of deteriorated areas.
Replacement of severely damaged metal sheet sections.
Treatment of corroded areas using zinc phosphate primer.
Reinforcement of joints and damaged areas using epoxy coatings and fiberglass.
Treatment of vulnerable areas using fiberglass-reinforced acrylic material.
Filling of gaps and preparation of the roof for fleece application.
Installation of fleece rolls followed by acrylic waterproofing material.
Airless spray application of the second acrylic coat.
Formation of a continuous insulation layer for protection against rainwater and heat.
Water testing to verify waterproofing performance.
Final inspection and handover.