Impregneeroutlet is ran by a small and flexible team, which has a clear focus on providing clear information before, during and after receiving your order.

Our goal is to offer high quality products against less than affordable and most often the cheapest prices.

We can do this by operating lean and opting for eliminating unnecessary costs. This we do my means of limiting our stock costs, a small team, low overhead and no unnecessary spendings on comparison sites.

 Yes, Impregneeroutlet only sells new and original products in unopened condition.

 No, by no means. All our products are new and are sold directly after manufacturing, just like you would expect from your supplier.

Our choice for Outlet has nothing to do with the expiry date of our products. We are aiming for a competitive offer of Remmers products against an attractive price setting.

 No, on purpose we have decided not to register at one of the many trust marks available for webshops. The added value and trustworthiness of many of the trust marks are under discussion, as in cases they are adding costs without offering extra guarantees to the customer.

We believe in the original shop model, where personal contact and trust are at the base, not a suggestive logo on a website.

 Impregneeroutlet is connected with a great number of specialists, who are capable of applying our products to your property. We will be pleased to provide advice in those cases.

 We will be pleased to receive your feedback, compliment or complaint; you will have the following options to do this:

- send an email to info@impregneeroutlet.nl
- provide a review on our website. This can be done at the products for individual products and for our general performance in the Reviews section.
- like us on facebook

 You will receive an automated order acknowledgement and, depending on your payment preference, an invoice. Successively we will inform you with every major step in the delivery proces, from the moment that your payment has been received till the final hand over of the shipment to the forwarder.

When available we will inform you on the T&T number related to your shipment.

 After pickup by the courier we will generally receive a track and tracing number which we will share with you. You will thus be enabled to follow your order and perhaps select the delivery moment at the website of the courier.

 Yes, that is possible if you give us notice ahead. With us being set-up and specialised as a webshop it generally is cheaper to let us deliver your shipment at your doorstep.

We prefer payment by bank, though.

 Yes, as long as we have not handed over your ordered products to our forwarder, we will be pleased to support you in changing your order.

 In those cases we advice you to immediately contact us via info@impregneeroutlet.nl.

 Yes, that is possible. In the order form you will get the possibility to have your order delivered at a different address. We will process this information and make sure you will get your order delivered at the required location.

 Our shipment costs vary and are depending of your location and the size of the ordered products. Above certain order volumes we deliver free of any charge at your doorstep. To learn more about this, please view the entry http://www.impregnationoutlet.com/freeshipment in the main menu.

Alternatively, when you fill out your address details in the order form, you will get an automatic overview of the shipment costs.

 When ordering through our website we offer the following payment options:
- Ideal.
- Paypal.
- Creditcard.
- MrCash
- In advance by bank transfer.
- Payment by bank (or cash if no other options) upon collecting of your order.

In case you prefer a different payment method, we will be pleased to accomodate this when possible.

 Yes, all prices on our website are inclusive of 21% VAT.

 Yes, that is perfectly possible. During the order process you will automatically see if any additional shipping charges are applicable on a shipment to your country.

If your country is not in the list, please let us know.

 According to EU law, you are entitled to return your goods and get your payment back. We are happy to comply with those rules and to make sure you get the products you expect. Please do the following if you like to return your shipment:

- Send us an email through info@impregneeroutlet.nl informing us on the order number and the reason for returning of the goods. This request needs to arrive within 14 days of receipt of the goods.

We can only accept the goods returned if they are new, unopened and undamaged and in original carton or wrapping.

 Yes, we do. For B2B supply within the European Union the VAT level is reduced to 0%. The only thing you need to do is to register you company name and VAT number in the Company Information fields at the order form and the VAT tariff will be reset to 0%.

 There are two types of wall impregnation products:
1. Solvent based impregnates
2. Water based impregnates

If a surface has not been treated before, it will leave freedom to the applicant to use either one of those two types. When the surface has been treated before, it has the recommendation to use the solvent based impregnation products or creams.

Please make your choice at the menu on the left.

 The advantage of water based impregnates is that they of a more neutral character which makes spills and tools easier to clean.

 Yes, this is possible. Every impregnate is effective for a certain period. After that, it needs to be applied again.

 The best practice is to use the identical impregnation product as you have done before. This means that if water based impregnation products have been used, your are free to use a water based product again. The same goes for solvent based impregnate products. Often this information is not available.

In order to overcome this, you are advised to use the Funcosil FC or FC Plus creams from Remmers, the Weber.Klin Hamoline products from Weber or the Prevosil GB cream from Chemtec instead. These products are suitable for usage over solvent and water based impregnates.

 In the market of concrete sealers, there are a number of different options available to you. There are offerings such as surface-level sealers, such as acrylic sealers, epoxies, or polyaspartics and urethanes. Then, there are the penetrating variety of sealer, such as silicates, whose carriers can range from sodium to lithium. While it may be confusing to determine the difference between a silicate and a silane/siloxane, for example, the differences are not all that esoteric.

For instance, we shall consider a silicate versus a silane/siloxane. A silicate is a penetrating sealer made up of small particles of sealant. These small silicate particles are suspended in a sodium or lithium carrier that helps transport the particles past the surface pores of the concrete. The water or solvent which the silicate sealer is based in will simply allow the particles of silicate and sodium/lithium to be spread on the surface – from there, the water will evaporate and the solvent will become part of the concrete.

Once within the concrete, the silicate particles will pass through the vast network of miniscule hairline cracks and microscopic pores natural to every piece of concrete. Part of what makes concrete such a strong material is the build-up of calcium silicate hydrate. Silicate sealers react chemically with minerals present within the concrete to create more CSH, which makes the concrete stronger while simultaneously blocking out the passage of water, salts, and gases through the concrete.

Silane/siloxanes, while also a comprehensive type of concrete sealer, work a little differently. While the silane particles penetrate within the concrete, they do not react chemically to densify the concrete. Instead, the silane and siloxane particles will work in concert to create a hydrophobic barrier that will block out water and moisture. The larger particles of siloxane will remain on the surface of the concrete to provide the brunt of this barrier, while the silane particles will complement the barrier, reinforcing it to make it stronger.

As the silane/siloxane sealers feature larger particles, they are better suited for such concrete surfaces as cinderblocks, concrete blocks, and bricks – the more porous materials to which you cannot apply silicates. Both sealers are excellent choices for projects that require their particular strengths, but just make sure to do the requisite research to determine which your project needs.In the market of concrete sealers, there are a number of different options available to you. There are offerings such as surface-level sealers, such as acrylic sealers, epoxies, or polyaspartics and urethanes. Then, there are the penetrating variety of sealer, such as silicates, whose carriers can range from sodium to lithium. While it may be confusing to determine the difference between a silicate and a silane/siloxane, for example, the differences are not all that esoteric.

For instance, we shall consider a silicate versus a silane/siloxane. A silicate is a penetrating sealer made up of small particles of sealant. These small silicate particles are suspended in a sodium or lithium carrier that helps transport the particles past the surface pores of the concrete. The water or solvent which the silicate sealer is based in will simply allow the particles of silicate and sodium/lithium to be spread on the surface – from there, the water will evaporate and the solvent will become part of the concrete.

Once within the concrete, the silicate particles will pass through the vast network of miniscule hairline cracks and microscopic pores natural to every piece of concrete. Part of what makes concrete such a strong material is the build-up of calcium silicate hydrate. Silicate sealers react chemically with minerals present within the concrete to create more CSH, which makes the concrete stronger while simultaneously blocking out the passage of water, salts, and gases through the concrete.

Silane/siloxanes, while also a comprehensive type of concrete sealer, work a little differently. While the silane particles penetrate within the concrete, they do not react chemically to densify the concrete. Instead, the silane and siloxane particles will work in concert to create a hydrophobic barrier that will block out water and moisture. The larger particles of siloxane will remain on the surface of the concrete to provide the brunt of this barrier, while the silane particles will complement the barrier, reinforcing it to make it stronger.

As the silane/siloxane sealers feature larger particles, they are better suited for such concrete surfaces as cinderblocks, concrete blocks, and bricks – the more porous materials to which you cannot apply silicates. Both sealers are excellent choices for projects that require their particular strengths, but just make sure to do the requisite research to determine which your project needs.

 The definition most frequently used by government and industry involves structures, devices, and systems having novel properties and functions due to the arrangement of their atoms on the 1 to 100 nanometer scale.

Many fields of endeavor contribute to nanotechnology, including molecular physics, materials science, chemistry, biology, computer science, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering.

Due to the extreme breadth and generality of this definition, many prefer to use the term "nanotechnologies."

What qualifies as "nanotechnology" today is basic research and development that is happening in laboratories all over the world. "Nanotechnology" products that are on the market today are mostly gradually improved products (using evolutionary nanotechnology) where some form of nanotechnology enabled material (such as carbon nanotubes, nanocomposite structures or nanoparticles of a particular substance) or nanotechnology process (e.g. nanopatterning or quantum dots for medical imaging) is used in the manufacturing process. In their ongoing quest to improve existing products by creating smaller components and better performance materials, all at a lower cost, the number of companies that will manufacture "nanoproducts" (by this definition) will grow very fast and soon make up the majority of all companies across many industries. Evolutionary nanotechnology should therefore be viewed as a process that gradually will affect most companies and industries.

 1. One product for all surfaces!
=> other makes: One special product for each surface material.

2. Nanotol® is harmless even in direct touch.
=> other makes: Most products have to be applied by aerosol cans. Aerosols and power gases are toxic. Most products are solvent dispersed ceramic nano particles which can be inhaled and incorporated by the skin. Both is harmful.

3. Repels water, grease, oil and dirt: hydro phobic (water repellent) lipo phobic (grease repellent) oleo phobic (oil repellent)
=> other makes: Most of the competitive products are only water repellant.

4. Easy, quick and harmless application. Immediately active.
=> other makes: Some of the products are difficult to apply and need knowledge of specialists. Difficult dry scenario. Some of the products are delivered with gloves.

5. Long lasting deep gloss on car paint, glass, chrome and plastic.
=> other makes: Some of them cause matt paint; some of them cause cores on the windscreen and window panes.

6. No dangerous good for transportation and storage.
=> other makes: most of the products contain solvents and are dangerous goods