The Wolfin membrane system was installed on the critical areas of the Royal
North Shore Hospital in Sydney as part of a major redevelopment project
initiated by the NSW Government.
One of Sydney’s oldest and most respected hospitals, Royal North Shore provides
world-class research and also imparts education to health professionals of the
future. The NSW Government is investing $1.1 billion into the redevelopment of
the hospital to respond to the needs of an ageing population by creating
dynamic, contemporary facilities to support high standards of healthcare.
The Wolfin membrane system was specified for the new Acute Services Building
to carry out the waterproofing works, which represented a very significant
stage of the redevelopment project.
The Wolfin GWSK waterproofing system has been installed in various
critical areas of the Royal North Shore Hospital including over the electrical
and plant areas on the Emergency and main Ambulance Driveway. The Wolfin GWSK
self-adhesive membrane was installed prior to the application of three layers
of asphalt. Additionally, the garden beds were waterproofed using the Wolfin membrane
system (FLL–System Test-Certified Root Proof).
Projex Group supplied over 3,500 square metres of Wolfin membrane
systems for the hospital project.
Wolfin waterproofing membranes have been applied on many hospitals in
Australia over the years to protect areas such as roof decks, plant rooms,
podium decks, terraces and tunnels among others. Sydney installations include St.
George Private Hospital, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney Children’s Hospital,
Royal Hospital for Women, Liverpool Hospital and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
The Wolfin membrane system is supplied in
Australia by Projex Group .
