RÕDUREMONT

A real site. Real work stages.

Our work

We treat renovation as one complete system: from opening the cause of the damage to reinstating concrete, reinforcement, junctions and the final coating.

Balcony floor with a continuous elastic polyurethane coating and final finish

Selected sites

Tüve 30 and Sõle 17

Two real sites in one consistent format: address, initial condition, work stages and result. Open a project to view the film or photo case study.

  1. The balcony at Tüve 30 being renovated from scaffolding
    Tüve 30Tallinn

    complete balcony renovation

    The Tüve 30 repair from opening damaged concrete and reinstating reinforcement to the finished coating.

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  2. The Sõle 17 panel building and a balcony work zone accessed by lift
    Sõle 17Tallinn

    panel-building balcony repair

    Work at Sõle 17 from opening damaged concrete to reinstated edges and a protected floor surface.

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Selected site · Tallinn

Restoring one balcony, stage by stage

The photographs document the actual work sequence on one site. The exact scope and materials are always selected after inspecting the structure.

  1. Lift positioned at apartment-building balconies before renovation begins
    01

    Lift access and a secured zone

    A lift gives safe access to the balconies, and we fence off the work zone before opening anything up.

  2. Underside of a balcony slab with an open junction and signs of moisture exposure
    02

    Damage assessment

    Open junctions, cracks and moisture traces are inspected to define the actual extent of opening-up and repair.

  3. Removed balcony floor layer and opened slab-to-façade junction
    03

    Unsound floor layer removed

    The deteriorated floor layer and old filler are removed back to sound concrete, opening the slab-to-façade junction for repair.

  4. Opened balcony slab edge with visible corroded reinforcement
    04

    Exposed corroded reinforcement

    Removing unsound concrete reveals the extent of corrosion. The reinforcement condition and remaining section are assessed, and the required repair and protection are specified to limit further moisture-driven corrosion.

  5. Repaired and sealed junction between a balcony slab and façade
    05

    Slab-to-façade junction reinstated

    Old filler has been removed, and the cleaned junction has been repaired and sealed with an elastic exterior-grade solution.

  6. Exposed reinforcement treated with a blue passivating anticorrosion coating
    06

    Passivating protection for reinforcement

    The blue cement-polymer passivating layer restores the reinforcement's alkaline protective environment and reduces the risk of further corrosion before the concrete is reinstated.

  7. Repair mortar being placed and levelled on a balcony floor
    07

    A new base with a fall

    Exterior-grade repair mortar rebuilds the base and sets the fall that drains water off the balcony.

  8. Balcony floor with a mineral quartz broadcast applied into fresh epoxy primer
    08

    Primer and quartz sand

    Quartz sand broadcast into the fresh epoxy primer leaves a rough surface the elastic layer bonds to.

  9. Balcony floor with a continuous elastic polyurethane coating and final finish
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    Elastic polyurethane coating and final finish

    A continuous elastic polyurethane coating is applied over the mineral-broadcast substrate; the compatible finish forms the seamless protective surface and its final texture.

Your building

We start with the cause, not an assumption.

We inspect the balcony and its junctions, define the actual scope and prepare a clear proposal.

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