To protect an unfinished wooden house from moisture, wind and blackening between construction phases, a moisture and wind protection coating based on antiseptics and hydrophobizers is used. The coating forms a film on the surface of the wood, which prevents the penetration of moisture and microorganisms and reduces the impact of weather conditions.
Before applying the coating, the surface of the wood is cleaned of dirt and sanded. Treatment is carried out in dry weather at temperatures above +5 degrees Celsius. This provides the most effective protection and long service life of the coating.
Hydrophobizers are substances that give wood water repellent properties, preventing it from absorbing moisture. This is especially important for wooden houses, as water can penetrate the wood and cause it to rot.
Hydrophobizers are usually solutions or emulsions that are applied to the surface of the wood. They create a thin film on the surface that keeps water out but still allows the wood to breathe.
- The use of hydrophobizers helps protect the wooden house from moisture, which prolongs its life and preserves its appearance. In addition, the use of hydrophobizers can reduce the cost of heating your home because the wood will conduct less heat.