Krytonite: The New Standard for Swelling Waterstops
Written by: Kryton Marketing
The construction of a concrete structure is an intensive process requiring vigilant cooperation between architect, engineer, contractor, and everyone else...
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Concrete Canoes – How UBC’s Civil Engineering Students are Gaining an Edge
Written by: Kryton Marketing
Members of UBC’s Concrete Canoe Team in the Kryton lab. From left: Daniel Lim, Talita Galvai, Matthew Cheung, Daniel Vandervelden...
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Krytonite – Part of a Better Protection System for Vulnerable Construction Joints
Written by: Kryton Marketing
Across the globe, the construction industry is shifting its focus towards sustainable structures. With growing infrastructure, and limited budgets, designers are...
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The New York City (NYC) Building Code Upgrades to keep up with Innovation
Written by: Kryton Marketing
Concrete has been around for a long time now, and as it is a porous material, so have ways to...
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Long Concrete Pour in Singapore
Written by: Kryton Marketing
A couple of long concrete pours were done in Singapore over the past couple of months. The Marina One Singapore...
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Above-Ground Concrete Waterproofing
Written by: Jeff Bowman
Kryton’s crystalline waterproofing technology is typically used to waterproof concrete exposed to hydrostatic pressure, such as basements. There is generally...
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The March to the Sky – Part Two
Written by: Kevin Yuers
The march to the sky in the building of mind-dizzying skyscrapers is a competition between economic powers that isn’t going...
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Recap of Concrete Thought from 2013
Written by: Kryton Marketing
2013 was a big year at Kryton. We celebrated 40 years in business kicking off our celebrations at another successful...
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