Liquid Rubber Europe
Dutch producer of waterborne liquid waterproofing, air-tightness and protective coatings for construction and infrastructure.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Liquid Rubber Europe is a Dutch coatings producer and supplier based in the Netherlands, operating the website liquidrubber.nl. The company manufactures and delivers a versatile range of waterborne (water-based) liquid coatings that cure into seamless, fully bonded membranes. According to its own positioning, these coatings guarantee 100% water and air tightness and adhere to virtually any substrate, making them suitable for both new-build and renovation work in the construction sector. The product range is organised around three main application areas. The first is waterproofing (waterdichting), where the coatings are used on bridge decks, parking decks, parking garages, roofs, seams, penetrations, tunnel structures and many other constructions, forming a permanently elastic, seamless and watertight seal. The second is air-tightness (luchtdichting), which the company frames as essential for energy-efficient buildings and as an important element of passive construction; its environmentally friendly coatings are presented as delivering a fully airtight seal and contributing directly to sustainable, energy-efficient building. The third is protection (bescherming): the products are resistant to various chemically toxic substances and, thanks to their strong adhesion, form a fully sealing layer that prevents external influences such as humid air (corrosion) and harmful chemicals from attacking the substrate. Liquid Rubber Europe markets its coatings as environmentally friendly and free of toxic substances and solvents. It emphasises international distribution and positions itself for demanding conditions, describing its products as a universal solution for infrastructural and industrial projects. The company states that its coatings bond to almost all substrates and can be used for every construction project. Its stated customer rationale is that contractors worldwide choose Liquid Rubber for durable, reliable and liquid sealing that is waterproof, vapour-tight, airtight and gas-tight, strong, seamless and fully adhering to the surface. Contact details published on the company's homepage include the email address info@liquidrubber.nl and the telephone number +31 (0)297 587 866, consistent with a Dutch operating base. Wikidata records the entity simply as a Dutch company. Beyond this, details such as founding year, ownership structure and executive leadership are not established by the available evidence and are therefore left unspecified.
History
Liquid Rubber Europe is a Dutch company that produces and supplies waterborne liquid coatings for waterproofing, air-tightness and protection in the construction and infrastructure sectors. The available evidence identifies it as a Dutch company operating under the Liquid Rubber Europe name and trading through the website liquidrubber.nl, but it does not establish a founding date, founding team, ownership history or corporate lineage. Its history is therefore best understood through the development of its product positioning rather than through dated corporate events. The company's core proposition is a family of water-based (watergedragen) liquid coatings that are applied as liquids and cure into seamless, fully bonded membranes. Unlike sheet-based waterproofing systems, these coatings are presented as adhering to virtually any substrate and as forming a continuous, jointless layer. This allows them to be used not only on large flat surfaces such as roofs, bridge decks, parking decks and parking garages, but also on complex details such as seams, penetrations and tunnel structures, where a seamless seal is difficult to achieve with prefabricated membranes. Over time the company has organised its offering around three application pillars. Waterproofing addresses the need for permanently elastic, seamless and watertight sealing of structures. Air-tightness addresses the growing demand for energy-efficient construction, where an airtight building envelope is essential and forms an important part of passive building standards; the company positions its coatings as contributing directly to sustainable and energy-efficient building. Protection addresses resistance to chemically toxic substances, with the coatings forming a fully sealing layer that shields substrates from moisture-driven corrosion and harmful chemicals. A recurring theme in the company's positioning is environmental responsibility. It describes its products as environmentally friendly and free of toxic substances and solvents, aligning with broader European trends toward lower-emission, solvent-free construction chemistry. The company also emphasises international distribution and suitability for heavy, demanding conditions, presenting its coatings as a universal solution for infrastructural and industrial projects. Its published contact details, including a Dutch telephone number and the liquidrubber.nl domain, are consistent with a Netherlands-based operation serving customers at home and abroad. Because the evidence does not document specific dated milestones, acquisitions, leadership changes or expansions, those elements are not asserted here.
Products and positioning
Environmentally friendly, solvent-free waterborne liquid coatings for seamless waterproofing, air-tightness and protection in demanding infrastructural and industrial projects.
Waterproofing coatings
Waterborne liquid coatings applied to bridge decks, parking decks, parking garages, roofs, seams, penetrations, tunnel structures and other constructions, forming a permanently elastic, seamless and watertight seal.
Air-tightness coatings
Environmentally friendly coatings providing a fully airtight seal, positioned as contributing to sustainable and energy-efficient building and as an important part of passive construction.
Protective coatings
Coatings resistant to various chemically toxic substances that form a fully sealing layer, preventing humid air (corrosion) and harmful chemicals from attacking the substrate.
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