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August 07, 2026

In 2021, based on the principles of "in-situ regeneration, gradual renewal, and respect for history" and combined with the renovation needs of the century-old school, Canlon tailored a flooring project for Nanqiao College in Fengxian District, Shanghai. In high-traffic areas, accidents such as falls and slips are common, necessitating protective and slip-resistant features. Simultaneously, the reality of frequent foot traffic creates an objective conflict with the ideal of a quiet teaching environment, easily disrupting normal teaching. Canlon Flooring 's products, possessing high strength, wear resistance, chemical resistance, and environmental friendliness, offer a variety of system solutions tailored to different needs in various settings, perfectly solving this problem.

June 01, 2026

Water damage below ground can ruin a building’s foundation. How do you protect these vulnerable areas? Below-Grade Waterproofing is essential to stop water infiltration and preserve structural integrity. In this post, you’ll learn what below-grade waterproofing is, common challenges, and how differe

July 29, 2026

Structural Waterproofing is essential for protecting concrete structures from water ingress, hydrostatic pressure, and long-term deterioration. This guide explains the causes of structural water damage, compares Type A, Type B, and Type C waterproofing systems, and outlines key selection criteria based on soil conditions, environmental grades, and building requirements. It also covers quality control, testing methods, and common installation challenges, helping engineers, architects, and contractors choose reliable waterproofing solutions that improve structural durability, reduce maintenance costs, and extend building service life.

January 12, 2026

You use building waterproofing materials to stop water damage. These materials make a waterproof layer that keeps your building safe. Water damage is a big problem in construction.Water damage causes about 12.84% of all construction claims.It is the second most common reason for loss in building pro

January 28, 2026

When you pick waterproofing materials for your roof, you want choices that give strong protection. Liquid membranes are used in about 45% of roofs around the world. They make a smooth layer that keeps water out. Cementitious coatings are found in 37% of homes and help keep surfaces safe from wetness

January 20, 2026

You need to pick the Best Building Waterproofing material for your building. Your building has special needs. Many buildings fail because of bad construction or design. Using poor materials also causes problems. About 10 percent of issues come from bad waterproofing. When you choose a waterproofing

January 07, 2026

When you pick waterproofing materials for a high-performance building, you should look for features that keep the building safe and help people stay healthy. Most problems with the building envelope do not come from the materials themselves. This means it is very important to choose the right produc

January 01, 2026

You may see waterproofing problems in buildings from many places where water gets in. Some usual problems are roof leaks, basement flooding, balcony leaks, window leaks, and cracks in the foundation. Water can also come in from condensation, broken pipes, sewer line back-ups, flooding outside, and m

June 15, 2026

Is your basement damp or prone to leaks? Water damage can cause serious structural problems. Below-Grade Waterproofing is key to preventing these issues. In this post, you’ll learn how waterproofing systems stop moisture and protect your basement’s foundation from damage.Common Causes of Basement Mo

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