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Waterproofing refers to the process of applying materials and techniques to prevent water from penetrating or damaging a structure, surface, or object. It involves creating a barrier that blocks water's entry, ensuring dryness and protection from moisture-related issues. Common applications of waterproofing include: 1. Building construction (roofs, walls, foundations) 2. Basement and cellar waterproofing 3. Bathroom and kitchen waterproofing (showers, floors, countertops) 4. Waterproofing membranes for terraces and balconies 5. Waterproof coatings for walls and floors 6. Waterproofing for bridges, tunnels, and other infrastructure Waterproofing methods and materials include: 1. Membranes (bituminous, PVC, EPDM) 2. Coatings (polyurethane, acrylic, silicone) 3. Sealants (silicone, polyurethane, epoxy) 4. Waterproofing paints and treatments 5. Ceramic and cement-based waterproofing systems Proper waterproofing helps prevent: 1. Water damage and leaks 2. Structural deterioration 3. M