Sika

Coatings, Insulation, Masonry, Roofing & Waterproofing, Sealants & Joints, Vapor Air & Water Barriers

Switzerland

USA

Commercial

Sika, a pioneering force in the construction industry, stands as a beacon of innovation and excellence for architects seeking unparalleled solutions. Renowned for its commitment to advancing construction technologies, Sika not only offers a diverse range of high-performance products but also embodies a distinct brand ethos that architects can trust. From cutting-edge sealants to state-of-the-art adhesives, Sika's product portfolio not only meets industry standards but surpasses them with its durability, sustainability, and adaptability. Architects choosing Sika benefit from a brand that seamlessly combines quality, reliability, and a forward-thinking approach to construction challenges. With a focus on fostering creativity and efficiency, Sika emerges as the go-to partner for architects navigating the ever-evolving landscape of modern construction.

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Environmental Sustainability

Global trends, such as climate change and raw materials scarcity, increasing urbanization, and population growth, confront companies and communities with major economic, social, and environmental challenges. Sika takes on these challenges and strongly contributes to a sustainable development by offering sustainable solutions in construction and transportation, efficient use of energy and all resources, as well as minimizing the amount of waste.

Health and Safety

Sika is committed to continuously improving the safety and environmental sustainability of its products and operations, by working internally on procedures, informing and educating product users through safety data and worker protection requirements, reducing hazardous chemicals, solvents, volatiles, reactive components wherever possible, and using devices for safe, contact-free application.

Stone Wool

Excellent fire resistance (up to over 1000°C), most stone wool products are classified as noncombustible.