They develop and spread without limits. Made up of various plant species, mosses can severely damage roofs and terraces and alter their waterproofing, but also barriers and gates, particularly in wet weather.
Dedicated to natural solutions for professionals, the company Biocinov has looked into this problem and adds to its range the DECORUS solution for professional buildings as well as homes.
DECORUS can shock and durably treat hard surfaces to eliminate green deposits as well as algae. Based on nonanoic acid, an active substance of plant origin, the formula acts by contact, causing the target vegetation to dry out. The first effects are visible within a few hours and the long-lasting protection against algae is approximately 6 months.
On the support side, it is suitable for most construction materials: asphalt, steel, zinc, aluminum, exterior wood, plastic, cement, brick, concrete. For zinc, aluminum, stainless steel, steel and glass, a thin white layer may persist after application but it will disappear with successive rains. For copper, the application will accelerate its oxidation.
- Use with a sprayer, diluted with water
- Up to 556 m² of surface treated with 1L
- Economical and usable all year round (except during frost)
- Count 2 applications per year
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