100% Solids Epoxy Floor Coating
Factories, warehouses, workshops and service zones needing a durable, cleanable resin finish with no solvent shrinkage.
Send for review: Area, traffic, substrate moisture, chemical exposure and required finish.
Authorised Eco-Fix distributor | Saudi Arabia · المملكة العربية السعودية · GCC · Africa
Eco-Fix Epoxy, Waterproofing and Cementitious Repair Materials in Saudi Arabia
Eco-Fix is a range of construction chemicals covering epoxy systems, waterproofing membranes, cementitious repair and grouting, tile systems, sealants, protective coatings and ancillaries. SolidDrops is an authorised Eco-Fix distributor in Saudi Arabia, supplying 35 products across six families to contractors and consultants in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam and across the Kingdom, with export inquiries reviewed for the GCC and Africa.
Authorised Eco-Fix distributorCurrent TDS and SDS on requestBOQ, submittal and quotation support
35Eco-Fix products on this page
6material families, from primer to topcoat
7KSA cities served: Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Makkah, Madinah, Tabuk
Direct answer
What Eco-Fix is, and who supplies it in Saudi Arabia
Eco-Fix is a construction chemicals brand whose range is built around the six jobs that decide whether a concrete structure stays dry and serviceable: resin flooring and bonding, waterproofing, concrete repair and grouting, tile fixing, joint sealing and surface protection, and the ancillaries that make those systems work. SolidDrops supplies the Eco-Fix range in Saudi Arabia as an authorised distributor and reviews each inquiry against the BOQ, the substrate and the exposure before recommending a product.
Material selection starts with the job condition, not the product name. A roof in Riyadh, a water tank in Jubail, a basement in Jeddah and a chemical room in Yanbu can each need a different waterproofing, epoxy, cementitious, grout or sealant route.
- Use epoxy systems where chemical resistance, bonding strength, ESD control or resin-floor durability is required.
- Use waterproofing systems where water pressure, movement, UV exposure, drainage and protection layers decide performance.
- Use cementitious repair, grout and micro-concrete where the concrete itself needs reinstatement before coatings or finishes.
- Use tile, sealant, coating and ancillary materials to close the details that cause leakage, staining and maintenance calls later.
| Brand | Eco-Fix construction chemicals |
|---|---|
| Supplier in KSA | SolidDrops, authorised Eco-Fix distributor |
| Product families | Epoxy systems · Waterproofing systems · Cementitious repair and grouting · Tile systems · Sealants and protective coatings · Admixtures and ancillaries |
| Products on this page | 35 |
| Cities served | Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Makkah, Madinah, Tabuk |
| Export inquiries | GCC, Middle East and Africa, reviewed case by case |
| Documentation | Current TDS, SDS and submittal support on request |
| Pricing basis | Quoted per BOQ, quantity, system build-up and delivery city |
| Contact | +966 50 213 1112 · [email protected] |
Start with the project condition
Find the right Eco-Fix material route faster
Choose the site condition first, then open the product family and compare it with your BOQ line, photos and specification clause. Every family below links to the products SolidDrops supplies for it.
The full Eco-Fix range
Eco-Fix product families supplied by SolidDrops
Thirty-five products, organised by the job they do rather than by chemistry alone. Each card states where the product fits and what to send so the review starts from real site data instead of a product name.
Epoxy Systems · 10 products
Eco-Fix epoxy systems
An epoxy system is a two-part resin and hardener that cures into a hard, chemically resistant layer bonded to prepared concrete. Eco-Fix epoxy products cover the whole floor build-up: a primer or moisture sealer to lock down the slab, a 100% solids coating or self-levelling layer for the wearing surface, a mortar screed where thickness and impact matter, and novolac or ESD grades for chemical plants and electronics areas. The injection resin, adhesive, grout and bonding agent handle the structural side: cracks, anchors, base plates and the joint between old and new concrete.
Epoxy fails on damp, weak or contaminated concrete, not on its own. Most floor complaints SolidDrops reviews trace back to a missed moisture test, a slab that was coated too young, or a chemical exposure that was never written into the inquiry. Send those three facts first and the product choice usually follows.
Epoxy Primer / Moisture Sealer
Concrete preparation before resin floors, toppings or coatings where bond strength and residual moisture control decide the life of the system.
Send for review: Concrete age, moisture reading, surface profile and next system layer.
Epoxy Injection Resin (Crack Repair)
Structural and non-structural crack filling where low-viscosity penetration is required to restore monolithic behaviour.
Send for review: Crack width, movement, water presence, access side and engineer requirement.
High-Strength Epoxy Adhesive
Bonding concrete, steel, stone or repair components where high adhesion and gap-filling are needed.
Send for review: Material type, contact area, load, temperature and curing window.
Chemical-Resistant Epoxy Grout
Anchor bases, machine foundations, drains, chemical rooms and areas exposed to aggressive liquids.
Send for review: Chemical list, temperature, joint size, load and cleaning method.
Self-Levelling Epoxy (2–3 mm)
Smooth, cleanable floors for production, storage, laboratories and light industrial areas where flatness and hygiene matter.
Send for review: Flatness need, slip profile, traffic type, colour and downtime.
Epoxy Mortar Screed (4–9 mm)
Heavy-duty floors, patching and levelling where thickness, impact resistance and point loads are the driver.
Send for review: Thickness, impact load, repair depth, substrate condition and edge details.
Conductive / ESD Epoxy Flooring
Electronics assembly, data rooms, clean areas and controlled static environments with a specified resistance range.
Send for review: Resistance requirement, testing method, earthing plan and facility use.
Novolac Epoxy Chemical-Resistant Coating
Chemical plants, battery rooms, bunds, sumps and high-exposure industrial zones where standard epoxy softens or stains.
Send for review: Chemical concentration, contact time, temperature and containment details.
Epoxy Bonding Agent (Wet-to-Dry)
Bonding fresh repair mortar, screed or topping to existing concrete so the new layer acts with the old.
Send for review: Open time, concrete profile, repair thickness and application temperature.
Waterproofing Systems · 10 products · العزل المائي
Eco-Fix waterproofing systems
A waterproofing system is the combination of a main membrane, its primer, its detailing at joints and penetrations, and the protection layer over it. Eco-Fix covers the four main waterproofing chemistries used in Saudi Arabia: liquid-applied PU, acrylic and polyurea; sheet bituminous membranes, torch-on and self-adhesive; cementitious slurries and flexible 2K coatings for tanks and wet rooms; and crystalline admixtures for concrete that must resist water from within. Waterplug and swellable waterstop close the gaps that membranes cannot reach.
Match the product to water pressure, movement, UV exposure, substrate condition and drainage design. A roof under Riyadh sun, a below-grade wall in Dammam and a shower in a Makkah hotel are three different problems, and one membrane rarely solves all three well.
PU Liquid Waterproofing Membrane
Roofs, balconies, wet areas and complex details where a joint-free liquid membrane is required.
Send for review: UV exposure, movement, slope, drainage and topcoat need.
Bituminous Torch-On Membrane (SBS/APP)
Roofs, foundations and protected waterproofing details where a sheet membrane is specified in the BOQ.
Send for review: Layer build-up, torch access, protection board, slope and detail drawings.
Cementitious Waterproofing Slurry
Bathrooms, kitchens, water-retaining structures and mineral substrates before tiles or finishes.
Send for review: Positive or negative pressure, tile finish, dampness and cure time.
Crystalline Waterproofing (Integral Admixture)
Concrete mixes for basements, tanks and below-grade structures requiring waterproofing within the concrete itself.
Send for review: Concrete mix design, water pressure, joint treatment and pour sequence.
Polyurea Spray-Applied Waterproofing
Fast-curing protective waterproofing for decks, tanks, roofs and industrial concrete where downtime is short.
Send for review: Spray access, equipment access, substrate prep, traffic and UV topcoat.
Acrylic Liquid Waterproofing (Fibre-Reinforced)
Maintenance roofs and exposed areas where a flexible, reinforced, water-based coating is preferred.
Send for review: Existing coating, cracks, ponding water, roof slope and warranty expectation.
Self-Adhesive Bituminous Membrane
Foundations, retaining walls and details where flame-free application is preferred or torches are not permitted.
Send for review: Primer condition, substrate smoothness, laps, protection and backfilling sequence.
Flexible Cementitious Waterproofing (2K)
Wet rooms, balconies, pools and concrete details that need crack-bridging movement under a tiled finish.
Send for review: Movement, tile adhesive compatibility, crack width and water exposure.
Rapid-Setting Waterplug
Active leaks, water seepage and urgent plugging in concrete or masonry before the main waterproofing goes on.
Send for review: Leak location, flow rate, pressure, access and follow-up waterproofing system.
Hydrophilic Swellable Waterstop
Construction joints, pipe penetrations and concrete joints exposed to water, sealing by swelling on contact.
Send for review: Joint size, concrete cover, water pressure and installation restraint.
Cementitious Repair and Grouting · 4 products
Eco-Fix cementitious repair and grouting
Cementitious repair materials reinstate concrete that has spalled, cracked, honeycombed or lost cover, and grouts fill the gap between a machine or column base plate and the concrete beneath it. Eco-Fix covers the four routes a structural repair usually needs: a polymer-modified R4 mortar for hand or spray repair, a pourable micro-concrete for large volumes behind formwork, a non-shrink precision grout for base plates and anchors, and a self-levelling underlayment where the floor must be flat before a finish goes down.
Coating over weak or hollow concrete is the most expensive shortcut on a repair job, because the coating fails with the concrete under it. Repair first, then waterproof or coat.
Polymer-Modified Repair Mortar (R4)
Structural repairs to columns, slabs, beams, walls and damaged concrete edges where an R4-class mortar is specified.
Send for review: Repair depth, reinforcement condition, exposure, class requirement and curing.
Non-Shrink Precision Grout
Base plates, machines, steel columns, bearing plates and anchor pockets needing full contact under load.
Send for review: Gap depth, load, flow need, plate size and temperature.
Pourable Micro-Concrete
Large-volume concrete repair behind formwork where hand packing is not practical or reinforcement is congested.
Send for review: Pour depth, access, reinforcement congestion, formwork and strength class.
Self-Levelling Underlayment (SLU)
Floor levelling before vinyl, tiles, epoxy, carpet or other finishes where the slab is out of tolerance.
Send for review: Required thickness, final floor type, substrate profile and moisture.
Tile Systems · 3 products
Eco-Fix tile systems
A tile system is the adhesive, the grout and the waterproofing beneath them working as one assembly. Eco-Fix supplies a C2TES1 adhesive for porcelain, ceramic and stone, an epoxy grout for hygiene and chemical exposure, and a CG2 cementitious grout for general joints. Tile failures in Saudi wet rooms and pools are usually not the tile: they are a rigid adhesive over a flexible membrane, a cementitious grout in a chemically cleaned kitchen, or corners and drains that were never detailed. Pair the tile products with the flexible 2K waterproofing and the PU joint sealant when the area is wet.
Tile Adhesive C2TES1
Ceramic, porcelain and stone tile installation where improved adhesion, slip resistance, extended open time and deformability are needed.
Send for review: Tile size, substrate, wet exposure, open time and deformability.
Epoxy Tile Grout (Hygiene Grade)
Food, healthcare, commercial kitchens, pools and areas requiring chemical-resistant, stain-resistant, cleanable joints.
Send for review: Joint width, chemical exposure, cleaning method, colour and hygiene need.
Cementitious Tile Grout (CG2)
General tile joints in residential, commercial and wet-area projects where an improved cementitious grout is specified.
Send for review: Joint width, water exposure, colour, traffic and maintenance requirement.
Sealants and Protective Coatings · 4 products
Eco-Fix sealants and protective coatings
Sealants close movement joints; protective coatings slow down the carbonation, chloride ingress and UV weathering that shorten the life of exposed concrete. Eco-Fix supplies a one-component PU joint sealant, an anti-carbonation coating for facades and car park soffits, an aliphatic PU topcoat that keeps colour under Saudi UV, and a silane-siloxane sealer that repels water without changing the look of the concrete or stone. On coastal projects in Jeddah, Jubail and Dammam, surface protection is routinely the difference between a ten-year and a twenty-year maintenance cycle.
One-Component PU Joint Sealant
Movement joints, floor joints, wall joints and perimeter sealing where the joint must flex and stay bonded.
Send for review: Joint width, movement, substrate, UV exposure and traffic.
Anti-Carbonation Protective Coating
Concrete facades, bridges, parking structures and exposed concrete where CO₂ ingress and reinforcement corrosion must be slowed.
Send for review: CO₂ exposure, crack bridging, colour, substrate repair and coating thickness.
Aliphatic PU UV Topcoat
Exposed floors, decks and waterproofing systems needing UV-resistant colour stability and a cleanable surface.
Send for review: UV exposure, slip profile, base system and traffic.
Silane-Siloxane Penetrating Sealer
Concrete, block, stone and mineral surfaces needing water repellency without a visible film.
Send for review: Porosity, appearance requirement, test patch and exposure.
Admixtures and Ancillaries · 4 products
Eco-Fix admixtures and ancillaries
Ancillaries are the products that rarely appear as a BOQ headline but decide whether the main system performs: a bonding agent that ties a repair to its parent concrete, a fairing coat that gives a membrane a smooth base, a curing compound that stops a new slab drying out under a 45 °C afternoon, and a dry-shake hardener that makes a warehouse slab last. SolidDrops includes them in the material take-off so they are not value-engineered out on site.
SBR Latex Bonding Agent / Admixture
Bond coats, repair mortars, screeds and cementitious mixes needing improved adhesion and reduced permeability.
Send for review: Mix design, substrate, exposure, thickness and bonding method.
Polymer-Modified Fairing / Skim Coat
Surface smoothing of blowholes and honeycombing before coating, paint, membrane or architectural finish.
Send for review: Surface profile, finish quality, thickness and coating compatibility.
Concrete Curing Compound
Fresh concrete slabs, repair areas and external pours where curing control is needed and water curing is impractical.
Send for review: Concrete type, curing standard, finish compatibility and removal need.
Mineral Floor Hardener (Dry-Shake)
Industrial slabs needing abrasion resistance, dust reduction and a stronger wearing surface from day one.
Send for review: Traffic load, slab pour sequence, colour, finishing method and curing plan.
Product names on this page follow the Eco-Fix range as supplied by SolidDrops. Final suitability must be confirmed against the current Eco-Fix product data sheet, substrate condition, project specification and application method.
Specification reference
Typical build-ups and classifications used in Saudi BOQs
The values below are industry-typical ranges and standard classifications that Saudi consultants commonly write into BOQs for these product types. They are given so a tender line can be read correctly, not as Eco-Fix product data. Confirm the actual figure for any Eco-Fix product against its current TDS before it enters a submittal.
Industry-typical ranges — confirm against the Eco-Fix TDS
| Product type | Typical build-up or dosage | Classification commonly referenced | What changes it on site |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% solids epoxy floor coating | Two coats over primer; wearing layer typically in the range of 0.3–0.5 mm per coat | Project spec; slip and chemical resistance per client requirement | Substrate profile, moisture, chemical list, traffic |
| Self-levelling epoxy | 2–3 mm nominal, over primer | Project spec; flatness tolerance per finish requirement | Slab flatness, downtime, colour, slip profile |
| Epoxy mortar screed | 4–9 mm nominal, trowel-applied over primer | Project spec; impact and point-load requirement | Repair depth, edge details, impact load |
| PU liquid waterproofing membrane | Two or more coats to a nominal total dry film thickness commonly specified between 1.5 and 2.0 mm, plus UV topcoat where exposed | Project spec; roof warranty terms | Slope, ponding, UV exposure, reinforcement at details |
| Bituminous torch-on membrane (SBS/APP) | Sheet thickness commonly 3–4 mm, single or double layer per spec | SBS (elastomeric) or APP (plastomeric) modification per spec | Torch access, protection board, laps, slope |
| Cementitious / flexible 2K waterproofing | Two coats, brush or spray, to the total thickness stated in the TDS | Positive or negative side pressure per design | Substrate dampness, tile finish, corners, drains |
| Crystalline admixture | Dosed as a percentage of cement weight per the TDS, added at batching | Mix design approval by the concrete supplier | Mix design, joint treatment, pour sequence |
| Polymer-modified repair mortar | Layer thickness per the TDS, applied in lifts | EN 1504-3 class R4 (structural) | Repair depth, reinforcement condition, curing |
| Non-shrink precision grout | Gap depth per plate design; flowable or pourable consistency | Non-shrink cementitious grout per project spec (ASTM C1107 is commonly cited) | Gap depth, load, temperature, flow distance |
| Tile adhesive | Notched-trowel bed per tile size; back-buttering for large format | EN 12004 class C2TES1 | Tile size, wet exposure, substrate movement |
| Cementitious tile grout | Joint width per tile layout | EN 13888 class CG2 | Water exposure, traffic, cleaning method |
| Anti-carbonation coating | Two coats to the dry film thickness stated in the TDS | CO₂ diffusion resistance per EN 1504-2 is commonly requested | Crack bridging need, porosity, colour |
| Silane-siloxane sealer | One or two flood coats to saturation; test patch first | Hydrophobic impregnation per EN 1504-2 is commonly requested | Porosity, appearance, exposure |
| Concrete curing compound | Sprayed as soon as bleed water disappears | ASTM C309 is commonly cited | Finish compatibility, removal need, wind and heat |
None of the ranges above are Eco-Fix product figures. SolidDrops will send the current Eco-Fix TDS for the exact thickness, coverage, pot life, cure time and test data for the product you shortlist.
Local conditions
Saudi site conditions that change the Eco-Fix material choice
The same product behaves differently in Jeddah humidity, Riyadh dry heat and Eastern Province ground. These are the conditions SolidDrops checks before recommending a route.
Heat and pot life
Summer surface temperatures on an exposed roof or slab run far above the air temperature, and every resin product loses working time as it gets hotter. Epoxy and PU pot life shortens, torch-on membranes soften, and cementitious products lose water faster than they can hydrate. On most summer jobs this means mixing smaller batches, working early morning or at night, shading material stock, and following the TDS temperature limits rather than the calendar. A curing compound on fresh concrete is not optional in July.
Coastal humidity and dew point
Jeddah, Jubail, Dammam and Yanbu combine heat with high humidity. Epoxy applied when the substrate is close to the dew point can blush, lose gloss and bond poorly, and moisture trapped under a membrane finds its way out as blisters. Measure substrate temperature, air temperature and relative humidity before the first coat, and choose a moisture-tolerant primer where the slab cannot be dried.
Sabkha, sulphates and chlorides
Below-grade concrete in the Eastern Province and along both coasts sits in ground water that carries sulphates and chlorides. That drives the waterproofing choice towards crystalline admixtures, protected sheet membranes and swellable waterstops at every joint, and it makes surface protection of exposed concrete worth its line in the BOQ. Reinforcement corrosion found during a repair survey should be treated before the R4 mortar goes on.
Dust, UV and thermal movement
Fine dust settles on prepared surfaces within minutes and kills adhesion, so priming follows preparation closely. UV degrades aromatic PU and bituminous surfaces that are left unprotected, which is why an aliphatic topcoat or a protection layer belongs in the roof build-up. Day-to-night temperature swings open and close roof cracks and joints, and only a crack-bridging or elastomeric system tolerates that movement for long.
Application areas
Where Eco-Fix materials are used on Saudi projects
The same product family behaves differently on a roof, in a tank, in a basement, in a wet room, on a car park deck or in a chemical room. These are the application areas where SolidDrops reviews Eco-Fix materials most often.
Roofs and exposed decks
PU liquid membrane, fibre-reinforced acrylic, torch-on and self-adhesive bituminous membranes, polyurea and aliphatic UV topcoats. Drainage, slope and upstand detailing decide the outcome as much as the membrane.
Water tanks and wet rooms
Cementitious slurry, flexible 2K waterproofing, C2TES1 adhesive and hygiene-grade epoxy grout. Corners, pipe penetrations and drains are detailed before the main coat.
Basements and below-grade concrete
Crystalline admixture, cementitious waterproofing, self-adhesive membrane, swellable waterstop, injection resin and joint treatment, chosen by the side of the wall the water pushes from.
Industrial floors and chemical zones
Epoxy primer, 100% solids epoxy, self-levelling epoxy, epoxy mortar screed, novolac coating, chemical-resistant grout and PU topcoat, sized to the chemical list and the traffic.
Car parks and podiums
Crack injection, deck waterproofing, polyurea, PU joint sealant, protection layers and drainage detailing. See the car park waterproofing and flooring guide for the full build-up.
Concrete repair and structural reinstatement
R4 repair mortar, micro-concrete, non-shrink grout, epoxy adhesive, bonding agent and curing compound, in that order, with reinforcement treatment where the survey finds corrosion.
Selection guidance
Choose Eco-Fix by exposure, substrate and finish
A product name without substrate photos, BOQ, exposure and application area is rarely enough to select the right material. This table shows how SolidDrops narrows the route.
| Project condition | Likely Eco-Fix route | Key decision factors | Common mistake to avoid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active leakage or seepage | Rapid-setting waterplug, crack injection, cementitious waterproofing follow-up | Water pressure, access, crack movement, final waterproofing layer | Stopping the leak without treating the full path of water ingress |
| Roof with UV and thermal movement | PU membrane, acrylic reinforced coating, polyurea or bituminous membrane, with UV topcoat or protection | UV exposure, slope, ponding water, reinforcement and protection | Using a rigid system on moving cracks or poor drainage |
| Tank, wet room or tiled area | Cementitious slurry, flexible 2K, C2TES1 adhesive and epoxy or CG2 grout | Water pressure, tile finish, corners, drains and cure time | Ignoring corners, penetrations and drain details |
| Chemical or industrial floor | 100% solids epoxy, novolac epoxy, epoxy grout or mortar screed over epoxy primer | Chemicals, concentration, temperature, traffic and cleaning | Choosing only by coating colour instead of chemical exposure |
| Damaged concrete or base plate | R4 repair mortar, micro-concrete, precision grout or epoxy bonding agent | Repair depth, load, reinforcement, formwork and curing | Coating over weak or hollow concrete before repair |
| Facade or exposed concrete protection | Anti-carbonation coating, silane-siloxane sealer, fairing coat | Porosity, crack bridging, appearance and weather exposure | Skipping surface preparation and test patches |
| Below-grade wall with ground water | Crystalline admixture in the mix, self-adhesive or torch-on membrane outside, swellable waterstop at joints | Side of pressure, backfill sequence, joint count, sulphate and chloride exposure | Relying on one membrane with untreated construction joints |
Comparison
Epoxy vs PU vs cementitious vs bituminous: which Eco-Fix chemistry fits
Contractors often ask for “waterproofing” or “epoxy” as if each were one product. The chemistry decides what the material tolerates, and the table below is the short version of the conversation SolidDrops has on most inquiries.
| Chemistry | Best for | Limits to plan around | Typical Saudi use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Epoxy (coating, self-levelling, screed, novolac) | Hard, chemically resistant, cleanable floors; bonding; crack injection; grouting | Rigid, so it needs a sound dry substrate; aromatic epoxy chalks and yellows under UV; short pot life in heat | Warehouses, factories, workshops, chemical rooms, labs, machine bases |
| Polyurethane, liquid PU and polyurea | Joint-free elastomeric waterproofing over roofs, decks and details; movement tolerance | Moisture-sensitive during cure; aromatic grades need an aliphatic UV topcoat; polyurea needs spray plant and trained applicators | Roofs, balconies, podiums, car park decks, tank exteriors |
| Cementitious (slurry, flexible 2K, crystalline) | Mineral substrates, tanks, wet rooms, negative-side pressure, tiled finishes, integral waterproofing | Limited crack bridging in rigid grades; needs curing and protection from rapid drying in heat | Water tanks, bathrooms, kitchens, pools, basements, lift pits |
| Bituminous (torch-on, self-adhesive) | Roofs and foundations where a sheet membrane is specified; predictable thickness; proven under protection layers | Laps and details are the weak point; torch-on needs hot-work permits; soft under sustained UV without protection | Flat roofs, raft foundations, retaining walls, planters |
For a deeper comparison of resin floors, read the SolidDrops epoxy flooring guide. For membrane systems by application, the waterproofing overview, cementitious waterproofing page and polyurea coating guide cover each chemistry in more detail.
Method
The application sequence that keeps an Eco-Fix system in warranty
Most waterproofing and flooring failures happen before the main product is opened. This is the order SolidDrops asks applicators to follow, whatever the family.
Survey and test
Sound the concrete for hollows, map cracks and leaks, and record substrate moisture, temperature and humidity. A moisture test on a slab that will receive epoxy is not optional.
Prepare the surface
Grind, shot-blast or scabble to an open, laitance-free profile, then remove dust. Preparation is the single largest factor in adhesion, and the item most often cut from the programme.
Repair and fair
Plug active leaks with waterplug, inject structural cracks, reinstate spalls with R4 mortar or micro-concrete, and fair blowholes so the membrane or coating has a continuous base.
Prime
Apply the primer matched to the main system and the substrate condition, and observe its overcoat window. Priming late or over dust undoes the preparation.
Apply the main system and details
Build up the membrane, coating or screed to the specified thickness, and detail corners, upstands, penetrations and joints with reinforcement, sealant or waterstop as the drawings require.
Protect, cure and inspect
Add the UV topcoat or protection layer, cure cementitious products against rapid drying, and flood-test or inspect before the area is covered or handed over.
Inquiry checklist
What to send SolidDrops for an Eco-Fix material review
Clear inquiry details reduce wrong recommendations, quotation delays and on-site changes. Four items are enough to start.
1. Location and area
City, project type, zone, square metres, linear metres, volume or number of units.
2. Substrate condition
Concrete age, cracks, dampness, dusting, previous coating, leakage and photos.
3. Exposure
Water pressure, UV, chemicals, temperature, traffic, impact, hygiene and cleaning regime.
4. Documents
BOQ, drawings, specification clause, finish requirements, delivery need and target schedule.
How SolidDrops works
How SolidDrops reviews Eco-Fix material inquiries
The review stays practical: understand the site, match the family, confirm the details, then support the quotation, submittal or BOQ response.
Receive scope
Send city, photos, BOQ, drawings, area, condition and exposure by WhatsApp or email.
Shortlist system
Match the need to the Eco-Fix epoxy, waterproofing, cementitious, grout, tile, sealant or ancillary family.
Check compatibility
Review substrate, moisture, movement, primer, finish layer, cleaning regime and specification clause.
Confirm quantities
Build the material take-off from actual area, thickness, TDS coverage and a wastage factor for the site.
Support submittal
Issue the current Eco-Fix TDS and SDS, method guidance and the documents the consultant asks for.
Coordinate next step
Move to quotation, supply, site review or application support as the project needs.
Consultant and procurement support
Prepare an Eco-Fix technical submittal and quotation request
A complete Eco-Fix inquiry identifies the application, quantity, substrate, exposure, required system build-up, project documents and delivery city. That gives contractors, consultants and procurement teams a clear basis for comparing epoxy, waterproofing and cementitious repair materials in Saudi Arabia.
BOQ and scope
Include the BOQ line item, drawings, application area, measured quantity, required thickness or number of layers, finish and project city.
Technical documentation
Identify the specification clause, approval template and the current TDS, SDS or product-specific documents required for the selected route.
Substrate and exposure
Share concrete age, moisture or leakage condition, cracks, joints, water pressure, UV, chemicals, temperature, traffic and cleaning method.
Delivery and application
Confirm access, work sequence, shutdown window, delivery location and target date so packaging, coverage and application constraints can be reviewed.
| Review stage | Information to confirm | Why it affects the recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Tender or budget review | BOQ description, area, system thickness, finish and delivery city | Defines the comparison basis and prevents unlike systems from being priced as equivalents. |
| Technical submittal | Specification clause, substrate, exposure, required standards and document list | Checks whether the proposed product family and build-up fit the stated project requirement. |
| Application planning | Preparation method, repairs, primer, layers, details, cure window and protection | Links material selection to the full system instead of treating one product as a standalone solution. |
| Quantity and delivery | Measured area, coverage basis, wastage, pack size, work phases and location | Supports a realistic material take-off and delivery discussion. |
Final consumption, compatibility, curing, packaging and suitability must be checked against the current Eco-Fix product data sheet, approved specification and actual site conditions.
Beyond Saudi Arabia
Eco-Fix supply inquiries for the GCC, Middle East and Africa
Saudi Arabia is the main service area. Export inquiries are reviewed case by case once the scope, logistics and documentation are clear, because construction chemicals travel less simply than most building materials.
Resin, cementitious and bituminous products each have a shelf life, a storage temperature range and packaging that must survive a sea or road journey through summer heat. Before SolidDrops can review an export inquiry, it needs the destination country and port, the product list with quantities, the required delivery terms, and any import documentation the buyer’s authority asks for, such as certificates of origin, SDS in a specific format or third-party inspection. Consolidating several families into one shipment usually makes more sense than shipping one product alone.
Inquiries from the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman are the most common, followed by East and North African projects where a Saudi supply source shortens lead times. Send the same information as a Saudi inquiry, plus destination, delivery terms and documentation requirements, and SolidDrops will confirm whether the products, quantities and timing can be supported. Where they cannot, it will say so rather than delay the project.
Why buy Eco-Fix through SolidDrops
A distributor that reads the BOQ before it quotes
SolidDrops is a Saudi-based contractor and supplier supporting industrial, commercial and residential projects across the Kingdom, with flooring, waterproofing, FRP panels, construction chemicals, pigments and fire alarm supply under one account.
Authorised Eco-Fix distributor
Eco-Fix products supplied through SolidDrops come with the current TDS and SDS, and questions on suitability go back to the range’s technical documentation rather than a guess.
Quotation engineering, not price lists
Every inquiry is priced from the BOQ line, the measured area, the system build-up and the delivery city, so two contractors quoting the same tender are compared on the same basis.
Supply and application in one place
SolidDrops also installs epoxy flooring, waterproofing and sports flooring, so material advice comes from a team that has to make the same systems work on site.
Saudi coverage
Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Makkah, Madinah and Tabuk are served directly, with other cities and export destinations reviewed on request.
Submittal-ready documentation
TDS, SDS, method guidance and the documents consultants ask for are issued with the quotation so the submittal is not held up after award.
Straight answers
If a product is not the right one for the exposure, or a quantity or delivery date cannot be met, SolidDrops says so before the order, not after.
Related SolidDrops products and services
Connect Eco-Fix to the wider SolidDrops range
Eco-Fix materials usually sit inside a larger package: a resin floor over a repaired slab, a roof membrane under a PU foam system, or a car park deck with joints, drains and traffic coating. These pages cover the rest of that package.
WaterproofingRoof, tank, basement, wet area and podium waterproofing support.Cementitious WaterproofingMineral waterproofing, waterplug and crack-bridging repair guidance.Epoxy FlooringIndustrial coating, primers, self-levelling epoxy and heavy-duty screeds.PU Foam Roof WaterproofingInsulation and waterproofing review for hot roof conditions.Polyurea CoatingFast-curing spray protection for waterproofing and industrial surfaces.Car Park Waterproofing and FlooringDeck coating, ramps, drains, joints and traffic surface guidance.Construction ChemicalsRepair mortars, grouts, additives, sealers and support materials.PigmentsColour support for cement, epoxy, coatings and construction material needs.FRP PanelsHygienic wall and ceiling panels for wet, food and healthcare areas.Sports FlooringGym, court and recreational flooring routes.Fire Alarm SystemsRelated building safety supply and project support.All SolidDrops ProductsFlooring, waterproofing, FRP, chemicals, pigments, fire alarm and building materials.
FAQ
Eco-Fix buyer questions
Answers for contractors, consultants, owners, facility managers and procurement teams preparing an inquiry.
Is SolidDrops an authorised Eco-Fix distributor in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. SolidDrops supplies the Eco-Fix range in Saudi Arabia as an authorised distributor and issues the current Eco-Fix TDS and SDS with each quotation. Inquiries are handled from Jeddah, Riyadh and Dammam and cover Jubail, Makkah, Madinah, Tabuk and other cities on request.
What Eco-Fix products can SolidDrops supply?
Thirty-five products across six families: epoxy systems, waterproofing systems, cementitious repair and grouting, tile systems, sealants and protective coatings, and admixtures and ancillaries. The full list is on this page, organised by the job each product does.
Is this page only for Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Arabia is the main service focus, including Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Makkah, Madinah and Tabuk. GCC, Middle East and Africa inquiries are reviewed when the project scope, destination, delivery terms and documentation requirements are clear.
How do I choose between epoxy, cementitious and membrane waterproofing?
Start with the substrate, the direction and pressure of the water, movement, UV exposure, chemical exposure, traffic and the finish that goes on top. Epoxy suits dry, rigid, chemically exposed floors; cementitious suits mineral substrates, tanks and tiled wet rooms; PU, polyurea and bituminous membranes suit roofs and decks that move. The comparison table on this page covers the trade-offs.
Which Eco-Fix products are used for roof waterproofing in Saudi Arabia?
PU liquid membrane, fibre-reinforced acrylic coating, torch-on or self-adhesive bituminous membrane and spray-applied polyurea, finished with an aliphatic PU UV topcoat or a protection layer where the roof is exposed. The choice depends on slope, ponding, UV, foot traffic and whether hot work is permitted.
What do R4, C2TES1 and CG2 mean on a BOQ?
They are European standard classifications. R4 is the structural repair mortar class under EN 1504-3. C2TES1 is a cementitious tile adhesive with improved adhesion (C2), reduced slip (T), extended open time (E) and deformability (S1) under EN 12004. CG2 is an improved cementitious tile grout under EN 13888. Confirm each Eco-Fix product’s declared class on its TDS.
Can Eco-Fix epoxy be applied on new concrete?
Only once the slab has cured and dried enough to pass the moisture test in the TDS. Fresh concrete releases water for weeks, and epoxy applied too early blisters or debonds. Where the programme cannot wait, an epoxy moisture sealer primer is reviewed, and the substrate moisture reading is the deciding number.
How does summer heat affect Eco-Fix application?
Heat shortens pot life and working time for epoxy and PU, softens bituminous membranes, and dries cementitious products before they hydrate. Work early or at night, keep material stock shaded, mix smaller batches and stay inside the temperature limits on the TDS. SolidDrops will confirm the application window for the shortlisted product.
Do these products include prices on the page?
No fixed prices are listed because waterproofing, epoxy and repair material costs change with quantity, system build-up, delivery location, surface condition, packaging and documentation. Quotations are prepared from the BOQ.
What should I send for an Eco-Fix quotation?
The project city, area or quantity, drawings or BOQ, photos, substrate condition, water or chemical exposure, traffic type, required finish, specification notes and contact details. WhatsApp +966 50 213 1112 or email [email protected].
Can these materials be used for roofs, tanks, basements and wet areas?
Yes, provided the product family matches the application. Roofs, tanks, basements, wet rooms, podiums and car parks each need different detailing, preparation, protection and inspection steps, and this page routes each of them to the right family.
What documents are needed for an Eco-Fix technical submittal?
The BOQ or specification clause, drawings, project city, application area, quantity, substrate condition and exposure. SolidDrops issues the current Eco-Fix TDS, SDS and any product-specific documents the consultant requests; the final submittal pack depends on the approved system.
What affects Eco-Fix material consumption and quantity?
Measured area, specified thickness or number of layers, substrate roughness and porosity, cracks and details, application method, expected wastage and the coverage stated on the current TDS. Final quantities are reviewed against the actual site and approved build-up.
Can one waterproofing product stop every type of leak?
No. Active water flow, crack movement, positive or negative pressure, joints, penetrations, drainage and substrate condition often need separate repair, detailing, main waterproofing and protection steps. Assess the leak path and exposure before selecting the system.
How should contractors compare Eco-Fix alternatives in a BOQ?
Compare the specified chemistry and use, substrate and exposure suitability, system thickness, test or approval requirements, compatible primer and topcoat, application conditions, current documentation and whole-system quantity, not unit price alone.
Does SolidDrops apply the materials as well as supply them?
SolidDrops is both a supplier and a contractor. Epoxy flooring, waterproofing and sports flooring installation are offered alongside Eco-Fix material supply, and site review or application support can be arranged where the project needs it.
Glossary
Terms used in Eco-Fix specifications
Short definitions of the terms that appear in BOQs, TDS documents and on this page.
- Positive-side and negative-side waterproofing
- Positive-side waterproofing is applied on the face the water pushes against; negative-side waterproofing is applied on the opposite, dry face and must resist water trying to push it off.
- Crack bridging
- Crack bridging is a coating or membrane’s ability to stay continuous over a crack that opens after application, measured as the crack width it can span without tearing.
- Dry film thickness (DFT)
- DFT is the thickness of a coating after it has cured and any solvent or water has left, which is the figure a specification usually controls.
- Pot life
- Pot life is the time a mixed two-part product stays workable in the container before it starts to stiffen, and it shortens as temperature rises.
- 2K (two-component)
- A 2K product is supplied as two parts, typically a resin or polymer and a hardener or powder, that are mixed on site in a fixed ratio immediately before use.
- Dew point
- The dew point is the temperature at which moisture in the air condenses on a surface; coatings applied on a substrate near or below it trap water and bond poorly.
- Substrate profile
- Substrate profile is the surface texture left after preparation, which gives a coating or membrane something to grip; a smooth, laitance-covered slab has almost none.
- Non-shrink grout
- A non-shrink grout is a cementitious grout formulated to hold or slightly increase its volume as it sets, so it keeps full contact between a base plate and the concrete.
- Crystalline waterproofing
- Crystalline waterproofing is an admixture or slurry that reacts with moisture in concrete to grow crystals inside its pores, reducing water passage through the concrete itself.
- Anti-carbonation coating
- An anti-carbonation coating is a protective coating that slows carbon dioxide from entering concrete, delaying the loss of alkalinity that lets reinforcement corrode.
Specification and documentation
Technical selection needs current project documents
This page is commercial and selection guidance from an Eco-Fix distributor, not a substitute for a project specification. Final suitability must be checked against the current Eco-Fix TDS and SDS, substrate preparation requirements, project BOQ and site exposure. Useful public references include the ICRI concrete repair and surface-preparation guidelines and the ASTM standards library.
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Get an Eco-Fix BOQ and technical material review
Share the project city, BOQ, drawings, photos, area, quantity, exposure and target schedule. SolidDrops will route the inquiry to the right Eco-Fix family, confirm quantities and issue the TDS and SDS with the quotation.
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