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What is a chase in construction?

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What is a chase in construction?

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A chase is a groove or channel cut into masonry or concrete. In waterproofing, we often cut a chase at the wall-floor junction to install a repair mortar or waterstop. It allows the repair material to be 'keyed' into the structure rather than just sitting on the surface, providing a much stronger mechanical bond and a more effective water seal.
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