One of the great things about our work is the variety of locations we get to visit. For example, we are currently working in the beautiful building of the Princessehof National Museum of Ceramics, right in the historic city center of Leeuwarden.
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Basement sealing at Princessehof Ceramics Museum
This museum dates back to 1917 and is housed in a series of interconnected national heritage monuments. Our colleagues are working in the museum’s basement/storage area, which is experiencing moisture ingress through the walls. To resolve this issue, we are applying waterproofing layers to over 165 m² of basement wall. The first step is removing the existing coating by abrasive blasting. Our specialists then apply multiple waterproofing layers to achieve an optimal result. Thanks to these layers, the museum’s basement walls are watertight again and the space can be put back into use. A great project in a unique setting.
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The Cultuurgebouw in Hoofddorp refitted with a new non-skid floor coating
A floor that has become slippery through frequent use and shows signs of wear deserves to shine again. For safety purposes, the floor must also be made sufficiently non-slip again. This can be achieved with an anti-slip floor coating. SealteQ Ivacon has carried out the floor restoration on behalf of the Cultural Building. With a new anti-slip floor coating, the floors are once again safe and well-protected for the coming years. The Cultural Building is a special complex where various facilities come together in one building. Due to the high footfall, a good, safe floor is a requirement.