Anionic bituminous primer
Nexler BITFLEX Primer 22 kg
Quick-drying anionic bituminous primer
Consumption:
Priming: approx. 0.2 kg/m²
Damp-proof coating: approx. 0.5 kg/m²
Drying time: ≤ 2 h
Water dilutability of the compound: > 300%
Application temperature: +5°C to +30°C
Applications:
Priming substrates beneath bituminous compounds, torch-on and self-adhesive bitumen membranes;
Priming substrates with reduced water absorption, including so-called waterproof concrete;
Priming ground-bearing floors in basements and garages;
Priming OSB boards;
Protecting timber elements embedded in the ground;
Damp proofing of below-ground building and structural elements.
Price unit: pack
Pack / price coverage: 22 kg pack
Sales unit: pack
Waterproofing range: quick-drying bituminous primer, 22 kg, NEXLER BITFLEX Primer
54,22 € incl. VAT
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Description
Waterproofing
Water can find its way through a small crack or a gap in a building’s protection. Correctly selected waterproofing forms a continuous barrier that limits access to foundations, floors and other vulnerable elements. Its purpose goes beyond sealing a visible spot temporarily. Effective protection helps preserve adjacent materials and prevent damp in layers that will be difficult to reach once construction is complete.
1 A flexible coating on complex surfaces
Waterproofing compounds follow the substrate geometry, carrying protection through corners, steps and details. Once cured, they form a continuous layer without dividing every section into a separate sheet. This is practical on irregular foundations and at service penetrations. Selected polymer-modified compounds bridge cracks, maintaining continuity within specified substrate movements. Flexibility lets the coating accommodate small changes without immediately losing its protective function. These capabilities are product-specific, allowing selection by expected movement and water exposure rather than simply by the compound’s colour or consistency.
2 Protecting insulation and finishes
Moisture affects more than a wall’s appearance. It can reduce thermal performance, weaken the adhesion of finishes and cause indoor problems. Waterproofing separates building materials from this exposure. It helps protect basement storage space and layers beneath terrace surfaces. Even a coating hidden after completion therefore matters to everyday building use. Before the structure is covered, the full surface and all details can be treated. Protection installed then continues working where later repair would require uncovering several layers. Its function supports the durability of a much wider set of materials.
3 A solution matched to water exposure
Protection against ground moisture has a different task from waterproofing exposed to water under pressure. The range of waterproofing products allows for these differences and for the substrate type. Bituminous compounds, primers and sealing components can form a complementary system for the surface. A suitable membrane or bitumen sheet may be a practical alternative on large, regular areas. Where there are many details, compounds offer a coating that follows the shape without extensive cutting. Compatibility with adjoining insulation and other layers is essential. This selection puts flexibility, adhesion and continuity to use where they offer a practical benefit.
We help assemble waterproofing suited to the building’s conditions. SteelProfil supplies materials from stock, and the wider assortment also includes first- and second-grade products. Promotions and favourable prices make it easier to budget for the complete set you need.













































































































































































































































































































