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Best Damp Proofing & Waterproofing UK (2026) — Page 2

Damp-proof membranes and waterproofing treatments.

Read our full Best Damp Proofing & Waterproofing UK (2026) guide.

Pros

  • BBA approved DPM membrane manufactured in the UK since 1987
  • 300 micron / 1200 gauge polythene resists tearing on site
  • 3m x 4m size covers a small room floor in a single sheet

Cons

  • Bulky roll needs flat, dry storage before it is laid
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Pros

  • 16m2 sheet covers a typical single-room concrete floor
  • BBA approved and meets British Building Regulations for DPM
  • Effective barrier against liquid and water vapour under a slab

Cons

  • Needs taping at joins and upstands for a fully sealed installation
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Pros

  • 28m2 sheet suits extensions and larger single-storey floor areas
  • Same BBA-approved 300 micron polythene as the smaller Yuzet rolls
  • One of the most widely used DPM products in the UK building trade

Cons

  • Large roll is heavy and awkward for one person to move and cut
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Pros

  • Instant waterproof bitumen seals leaks and cracks in a single coat
  • Versatile across concrete, brick, asphalt, drainpipes and gutters
  • Well reviewed with several hundred verified ratings

Cons

  • Black finish is only suitable where the repair does not need to blend in visually
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Pros

  • Trusted Sika brand cementitious slurry for basements, cellars and retaining walls
  • Adjustable consistency suits both trowel and brush application
  • Rated for both interior and exterior waterproofing use

Cons

  • Needs careful two-coat application for full waterproofing performance
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TIMCO Damp Proof Course Grey - 100mm X 30m

#12 Pick

TIMCO Damp Proof Course Grey - 100mm X 30m
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars (83)

£4.79

Pros

  • Narrow 100mm width suits cavity walls and smaller DPC repair jobs
  • Recycled polyethylene membrane resists tearing during installation
  • Trusted TIMCO brand with a strong recent sales and review track record

Cons

  • Narrow width means wider walls need several rolls laid with overlaps
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