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Future-ready construction solutions
January 24, 2026
|The Free Press Journal
Kaushal Mehta, Managing Director, Waliplast Products, talks about innovation, sustainability, and growth in construction chemicals
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How are construction chemicals becoming an important component in the current construction industry scenario?
Construction chemicals have become an unavoidable and integral part of modern construction, influencing how buildings are designed, executed, and protected throughout their lifespan.
With evolving construction cycles, increasing climate-related stress, and the need to combat ageing effects, these materials play a critical role in enhancing performance and durability.
Products such as admixtures, waterproofing coatings, gypsum plasters, tile adhesives, grouts, and decorative surface systems directly impact structural strength, durability, and finish quality.
Solutions like the HomeSure wShield Admix series help control concrete performance during manufacturing.
HomeSure Mastertouch Waterlock Expert addresses external water ingress and also acts as a thermal barrier, while HomeSure TileEx tile adhesives and tile grouts ensure strong bonding and longlasting waterproof tile performance.
Gypsum-based solutions such as HomeSure GypEx Gypsum Boards and HomeSure GypEx Gypsum Plaster, used along with appropriate bonding agents, enable faster construction, lighter and safer structures, improved sound insulation for enhanced privacy, and cleaner surface finishes. Together, these construction chemical solutions reduce onsite variability and significantly improve overall build quality across modern construction projects.
What are the latest innovations in construction chemicals such as waterproofing, adhesives and sealants, admixtures etc.?
Recent innovations focus on improving flexibility, durability, and efficiency under Indian site conditions. These advancements address challenges such as thermal movement, moisture ingress, faster construction cycles, and long-term performance.
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