Sealing between garage slab and wall?

[MITS]

Hello,

Does anyone have a good tip on the best way to seal between the garage slab and the interior walls?

In the garage, I don't have a drain, and when the snow melts off the car, the water slides in under the walls. ???

Thanks

 

[Immobil]

Don't you have any sylltätning? ???

 

[MITS]

Well, I have sill seal under the sill.

But it's the water from the inside I'm worried about. I have gypsum board on the interior walls, and it goes all the way down to the floor. and they absorb quite a bit.

Does anyone know if there is a cement-like material that is "waterproof"??? Then I could place it between the floor and the walls so the water doesn't contact the gypsum boards.

 

[ClasseClas]

Isn't it better to mill a number of grooves - with a slope - in the concrete slab à la fan with an outlet/channel at the gate opening?

 

[P Sandinge]

This thread is closely related to mine, perhaps we have the same solution to different problems?

http://www.byggahus.se/showthread.php?t=189117

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[Mats]

Moving to building materials and construction technology

 

[JOW]

One solution could be to invest in a fein or a copy, place a spacer on the base plate and cut the plasterboard, use a univarsfog to seal the gap you create when cutting the plasterboard by 5-10 mm.

This way, the plasterboard will not rest on the concrete, and you get at least some form of protection.

 

[aedwall]

Do the same as you would in a bathroom... that is, put a moisture barrier. Yours doesn't need to be more than about 10-15 cm up on the wall. Then I would lay tiles in the garage. It will be nice, cheap, and easy to maintain.