Construction Materials

WACKER provides a unique and particularly diverse portfolio of products for the construction industry, derived from two distinct chemical platforms. Discover how individual solutions are created worldwide.

Boards & Panels

Cement

Tile Adhesives and Tile Grouts

Infrastructure & Concrete Modification

Masonry Damp-Proofing

External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems (ETICS/EIFS)

Hydrophobic Impregnation

Insulation Materials

Primer

Renders & Plasters

Self-Leveling Compounds

Surface Treatment

Waterproofing Membranes

Construction Materials – WACKER ACADEMY Seminars

Would you like to learn from our construction chemistry experts and take your practical knowledge to the next level? Then WACKER ACADEMY is right for you. Whether you’re interested in walls, flooring, exteriors or roofs, our seminars will give you insight into the full world of construction.

Discover our Seminars

Brochures

VINNAPAS® | Polymer Dispersions and Dispersible Polymer Powders for Wall Systems | Product Overview | Europe

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VINNAPAS® | Construction Dispersions | Product Overview

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VINNAPAS® | Dispersible Polymer Powders | Product Overview | Europe

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VINNAPAS® / Polymer Modification for Flooring Applications

PDF 15.7 MB English

VINNAPAS® | Construction Dispersions | Europe

PDF 11.7 MB English

Saving Fossil Resources with
VINNAPAS^® eco

How can WACKER’s VINNAPAS^® eco line help our customers reduce their carbon footprint? The secret lies in the mass balance approach: watch our video to find out more about this approach and its benefits for our customers and the environment.

Building for tomorrow

From megacities through deserts to the permanent ice: join us on a two-minute journey around the world! Discover how our solutions for the construction industry help meet regional challenges in different climate zones.

Space is Tight

A new megacity – a city with more than ten million residents – emerges every 16 months. What does that mean for people and the environment? To improve the quality of life in cities without handicapping future generations, sustainable architecture is needed. This can take many forms.