Terrace, Balcony & Outdoor Floor Waterproofing
Terrace, Balcony & Outdoor Floor Waterproofing Solutions
Stop Leaks with a Simple 3-Step System
- No middlemen
- Fast prototyping
- Private label available
Quick Check: Do You Need Waterproofing?
You likely need a waterproof system if you see:
- Water stains on the ceiling below the balcony
- Hairline cracks on the floor
- Loose tiles, hollow spots, or grout gaps
- Peeling near the balcony door
- Mold smell after rain
Not sure? Send us 2 photos (close-up + wide shot). We’ll recommend a system.
Recommended Balcony Waterproofing System (3 Steps)
Step 1 — Repair Cracks and Weak Areas
Goal: stop water paths under the coating.
Repair cracks, holes, and hollow areas first. If you skip this step, the topcoat may fail early.
Tip: moving cracks need flexible repair. Deep damage needs stronger repair mortar.
Step 2 — Apply an Epoxy Primer
Goal: make the coating stick and seal the surface.
A primer helps with adhesion and reduces bubbling. It also “locks down” dusty concrete.
Primer matters most when:
- the surface is old and dusty
- you repaired patches
- the floor is smooth after grinding
- you want longer service life
Step 3 — Seal with a UV-Stable Waterproof Topcoat
Goal: protect from rain, sun, and daily wear.
Outdoor floors need weather and UV resistance.
Finish options (custom):
- Clear glossy: shows the base surface
- Clear matte: lower glare, hides small marks
- Colored: covers stains and patch marks
If you need safer walking when wet, ask for a slip-resistant texture option.
Recommended Products (Repair + Primer + Topcoat)
ZDSpoxy is a manufacturer-direct supplier. Below are common choices for balcony and terrace waterproofing. We can also build a custom kit and offer wholesale pricing.
| Product Model | Key Benefits | Typical Use | View More |
| ZDS1340AB | Hydrophobic repair mortar; strong repair base; supports >1–2 mm mid-layer filling | Repair cracks, pits, weak spots; patching before primer on balconies/terraces | View ZDS1340AB |
| ZDS1271AB | Solvent-free epoxy primer; strong adhesion; sealing; fast recoat (next step after ~2h) | Primer for dense surfaces / tile zones / areas needing stronger bond | View ZDS1271AB |
| ZDS1090AB | Epoxy primer; seals substrate; improves durability; chemical resistance | Primer for concrete/ceramic flooring; good for porous or dusty substrates | View ZDS1090AB |
| ZDS1990AB | 2K clear polyaspartic waterproof coating; fast cure (2–4h @25°C); low VOC | Clear waterproof topcoat for balconies/terraces; keeps original look | View ZDS1990AB |
| ZDS1140AB | 2K polyaspartic colored coating; fast cure (2–4h @25°C); indoor/outdoor; low VOC | Colored waterproof topcoat for balconies/outdoor ground; covers stains/patch marks | View ZDS1140AB |
Want one-box ordering? Ask for a Balcony Waterproofing Kit (repair + primer + topcoat) with manufacturer-direct pricing.
Surface Prep (Simple, but Critical)
Most failures come from poor prep. Keep it clean and consistent:
- Clean: remove dust, oil, loose coating
- Repair: cracks and weak spots first
- Sand / grind: improve adhesion (important on smooth floors)
- Dry check: avoid standing water before primer
- Prime: thin, even coat
- Topcoat: follow recommended thickness and recoat time
Do not apply one thick coat. Two even coats are safer.
Clear vs Colored: How to Choose
Choose Clear
- you like the original stone/texture look
- the base is clean and even
- you want a “wet look” finish
Choose Colored
- the floor has stains, patch marks, or mixed colors
- you want a fresh new look
- you need better visual coverage
We support custom colors for project matching.
Typical Timeline (What to Expect)
Every site is different, but many balcony projects follow this flow:
- Day 1: prep + repair
- Day 2: primer + topcoat
- Light foot traffic: often same day or next day (system dependent)
- Full performance: after full cure
If you have a tight deadline, tell us your schedule. We can recommend faster-curing options.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- coating over dust or weak concrete
- skipping primer to “save cost”
- applying one thick coat (can trap bubbles)
- ignoring edges, joints, and drains
- rushing cure time before rain exposure
A balcony is tested by rain. Small mistakes show up quickly.
FAQs
Can I waterproof a balcony without removing tiles?
What coating is best for outdoor UV?
Will the coating be slippery when wet?
Do you support wholesale and custom orders?
Get a Balcony Waterproofing Recommendation
Tell us these 5 details, and we’ll reply with a complete system and a quote:
- Surface type (concrete / tile / stone)
- Area size (sqm or sqft)
- Indoor or outdoor (balcony is outdoor)
- Finish (clear / matte / colored)
- Photos of cracks (close-up + wide shot)
We’ll recommend a custom system (repair + primer + topcoat) and offer manufacturer-direct wholesale pricing.
