Concrete Sailboats
Written by: Kevin Yuers
It is a typical sunny August day here on the West Coast of British Columbia. My wife Irene and I...
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What Is ASR and How Do I Avoid It?
Written by: Kevin Yuers
ASR is a damaging mechanism in concrete that causes it to crack and deteriorate. It happens when concrete is made using certain aggregates that are...
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Hot weather creates challenges for construction industry
Written by: Alireza Biparva
While many industries flourish in warm climates, high temperatures and humidity also create a number of challenges for the construction...
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Can anything really be waterproof?
Written by: Kevin Yuers
Traditionally, waterproofing of concrete structures has been accomplished using a membrane of some sort. The membrane can be anything from...
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Gulf Cooperation Council economically resurgent
Written by: Kryton Marketing
– by Staff Writer, Concrete Thoughts, Kryton International According to a recent report by the Institute of International Finance (IIF),...
Read MoreWhat does waterproof mean?
Written by: Kevin Yuers
What does it mean to be “waterproof”? Can anything really be truly waterproof? I’m not speaking philosophically. The question is...
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Why waterproofing with surface membranes is obsolete thinking
Written by: Kevin Yuers
A local issue making headlines in Vancouver is the destruction of the gardens above Robson Square in the heart of...
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A tale of two earthquakes
Written by: Kevin Yuers
It’s often said that earthquakes don’t kill people, buildings do.A tragic example of this took place earlier this year. On...
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Concrete waterproofing blog takes practical approach
Written by: Kevin Yuers
Welcome to Kryton’s new Concrete Waterproofing blog. Here you’ll learn about the latest issues in the concrete industry from a practical...
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