STANDARD
DIN 18531-4
Issue date: 2025 08
Waterproofing of roofs, balconies, loggia and walkways - Part 4: Non-utilized and utilized roofs - Maintenance
General information on DIN 18531-4
Timeline
An overview of the development of DIN 18531-4 from 1983 til today.
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DIN 18531-4Waterproofing of roofs, balconies, loggia and walkways - Part 4: Non-utilized and utilized roofs - M...
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DIN 18531-4Waterproofing of roofs, balconies and walkways - Part 4: Non-utilized and utilized roofs - Maintenan...
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DIN 18195-52011 12 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 5: Water-proofing against non-pressing water on floors and in wet...
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DIN 18195-32011 12 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 3: Requirements of the ground and working properties of materials...
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DIN 18195-62011 12 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 6: Water-proofing against outside pressing water and accumulating...
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DIN 18195-12011 12 StandardWaterproofing of buildings - Part 1: Principles, definitions, attribution of waterproofing types
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DIN 18195-82011 12 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 8: Water-proofing over joints for movements
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DIN 18195-42011 12 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 4: Waterproofing against ground moisture (Capillary water, retain...
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DIN 18195-102011 12 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 10: Protective layers and protective measures
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DIN 18195 Beiblatt 12011 03 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Supplement 1: Examples of positioning of sealants
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DIN 18531-42010 05 StandardWaterproofing of roofs - Sealings for non-utilized roofs - Part 4: Maintenance
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DIN 18195-92010 05 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 9: Penetrations, transitions, connections and endings
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DIN 18195-72009 07 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 7: Water-proofing against pressing water from the inside, dimensi...
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DIN 18195-22009 04 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 2: Materials
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DIN 18195-22008 11 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 2: Materials
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DIN 18195 Beiblatt 12006 01 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Examples of positioning of sealants in accordance
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DIN 18531-42005 11 StandardWaterproofing of roofs - Sealings for non-utilized roofs - Part 4: Maintenance
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DIN 18195-92004 03 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 9: Penetrations, transitions, connections and endings
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DIN 18195-102004 03 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 10: Protective layers and protective measures
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DIN 18195-82004 03 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 8: Water-proofing over joints for movements
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DIN 18195-12000 08 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 1: Principles, definitions, attribution of waterproofing types
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DIN 18195-32000 08 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 3: Requirements to the ground and working properties of materials...
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DIN 18195-42000 08 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 4: Water-proofing against ground moisture (capillary water, retai...
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DIN 18195-52000 08 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 5: Water-proofing against non-pressing water on floors and in wet...
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DIN 18195-62000 08 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 6: Water-proofing against outside pressing water and accumulating...
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DIN 18195-22000 08 StandardWater-proofing of buildings - Part 2: Materials
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DIN 18195-71989 06 StandardWaterproofing of buildings and structures; waterproofing sheeting subjected to hydrostatic pressure ...
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DIN 18195-91986 12 StandardWaterproofing of buildings and stuctures; penetrations, transitions, closures
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DIN 18195-81983 08 StandardWaterproofing of buildings and structures; waterproofing over movement joints
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DIN 18195-101983 08 StandardWaterproofing of buildings and structures; protective layers and protective measures
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