ANY QUESTIONS? CALL US: +39 0438 5031 | START A PROJECT
  • Italiano
  • English

TeMa Corporation

  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
    • CORPORATE
    • WHY TEMA
    • ECO-SUSTAINABILITY
  • PRODUCTS
    • BUILDING
      • BITUMEN PAPER
      • BITUMINOUS SHINGLES AND ACCESSORIES
      • BITUMINOUS TAPES
      • DRAINAGE AND ACOUSTIC UNDERLAYMENTS
      • DRAINAGE GEOCOMPOSITES
      • ELEMENTS FOR RETAINING WALLS
      • FIBERGLASS MESHES
      • GABIONS
      • GEOCOMPOSITES IN BENTONITE
      • MATS
      • NONWOVEN TEXTILES
      • STUDDED MEMBRANES AND ACCESSORIES
      • VAPOUR MEMBRANES AND ACCESSORIES
      • WATERSTOP
      • WAVE PROFILED BITUMINOUS SHEETS
    • GEO
      • DRAINAGE GEOCOMPOSITES AND MEMBRANES
      • EROSION MATS
      • FACINGS
      • GEOCOMPOSITES IN BENTONITE
      • GEOGRIDS
      • PRODUCTS FOR SITE DEMARCATION
      • PRODUCTS FOR SYNTHETIC TURF SOCCER FIELDS
    • INTERIOR
      • ACOUSTIC UNDERLAYMENTS AND ACCESSORIES
      • DRAINAGE GEOCOMPOSITES
      • UNCOUPLING MEMBRANES AND ACCESSORIES
      • WATERPROOFING MEMBRANES AND ACCESSORIES
      • WATERPROOFING PANELS AND ACCESSORIES
  • APPLICATIONS
    • BUILDING
      • BALLASTED FLAT ROOFS
      • CONCRETE CASTING
      • CONCRETE PAVING
      • FOUNDATIONS AND UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES
      • FLAT GREEN ROOFS
      • INTERNAL DAMP WALLS
      • LIQUID MEMBRANES REINFORCEMENT
      • NON-INSULATED WALLS
      • PITCHED ROOFS
      • PLASTER
      • RETAINING WALLS
      • STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFS AND WALLS
      • TRAFFICABLE FLAT ROOFS
    • GEO
      • BLOCK WALLS
      • DRAINAGE DITCHES
      • DRY SLOPES
      • LANDFILLS AND CONTAMINATED SITES
      • REINFORCED EARTH STRUCTURES
      • ROADS
      • ROCKY SLOPES
      • SYNTHETIC TURF SOCCER FIELDS
      • TUNNELS
    • INTERIOR
      • BATHROOMS
      • BALCONIES AND TERRACES
      • INTERIOR FLOORING AND EXTERIOR PAVING
  • FUNCTIONS
  • NEWS
  • CONTACT US
WHY TEMA
  • Home
  • Posts tagged "mechanical protection"

Tag: mechanical protection

Tips for the correct laying of TMD 1011

Friday, 10 March 2023 by Tema Corporation
Building - Tips for the correct laying of TMD 1011

For vertical applications, such as foundation walls, and for horizontal applications, such as flat roofs, mechanical protection of waterproofing is required and, often, also drainage: TMD 1011 is a studded membrane, produced by TeMa Building Solutions, that performs both functions: drainage for vertical applications and waterproofing protection for horizontal applications.

 

A few tips for laying TMD 1011 on horizontal surfaces

Stratigraphy flat roof with gravel finish

Flat roof with gravel finish (weighted)

1 Gravel finish
2 TMD 1011 membrane serving as a drainage layer and for waterproofing protection
3 Waterproofing membrane
4 Thermal and acoustic insulation
5 Vapour barrier
6 Sloping underlayment
7 Load-bearing structure

 

Stratigraphy Walkways and green areasWalkways and green areas

1 Interlocking block paving
2a Crushed stone bedding course
2b Growing medium
3 TMD 1011 membrane serving as a drainage layer and for waterproofing protection
4 Waterproofing membrane
5 Vapour barrier
6 Sloping underlayment
7 Load-bearing structure

 

Stratigraphy surfaces suitable for vehicle traffic

Surfaces suitable for vehicle traffic A

1 Paving designed to take vehicle loads
2 Sand bedding layer
3 TMD 1011 membrane serving as a:
– drainage layer
– substrate in place of traditional concrete levelling compounds
– separating and leachate containment layer (oils or hydrocarbons)
4 Substructure / ground

 

Surfaces suitable for vehicle traffic B

1 Paving designed to take vehicle loads
2 Sand bedding layer
3 TMD 1011 membrane serving as a drainage layer and for waterproofing protection
4 Waterproofing membrane
5 Sloping underlayment
6 Load-bearing structure

 

 

A few tips for laying TMD 1011 on vertical surfaces

Unroll the membrane and install it vertically or horizontally: in the latter case, the width of the roll corresponds to the height of the wall to be protected. Two consecutive membranes should overlap by about 20 cm, and the studs should interlock.

Laying TMD 1011: Unroll the membrane   Laying TMD 1011: overlap by about 20 cm

 

For horizontal joints, if the TMD 1011 membrane is not wide enough to completely cover the height of the installation, the first layer should be installed from the base upwards and then, keeping an overlap of at least 15 cm, the second layer should be installed by overlapping the first layer outwards (i.e. towards the side away from the wall). Install washers every 20 cm in the overlapping area.

Laying TMD 1011: Install washers every 20 cm

 

Inlets for utility connections, such as water, gas, sewers or similar pipelines

    • Place mastic sealant around the pipeline or inlet.
    • Cut the TMD 1011 membrane vertically so that it extends 15 cm beyond the pipeline or inlet, trimming the membrane so that it adheres as tightly as possible.
    • Put mastic sealant on the membrane so that there is a layer of mastic both above and below the membrane around the pipeline or inlet.
    • Start the next installation of the membrane 15 cm before the pipeline or inlet so that the overlap around the pipeline or inlet is 30 cm. Trim again around the pipeline or inlet for watertightness.
    • Install fasteners every 20 cm along the edge of the overlapping membrane.

Laying TMD 1011: Inlets for utility connections

Change of level or areas where the smooth part has been trimmed

Use T-Profile + T-Nails to seal the edge, using a sealant for the area to ensure that the edge is properly sealed.

Laying TMD 1011: Change of level or areas where the smooth part has been trimmed

TMD 1011 should also be protected with T-Profile to prevent soil from penetrating into the gap between the wall and membrane. Then, fasten it using washers and nails with T-Nails spaced at intervals of 20-30 cm, either along the upper edge of the studded membrane or along the profile.

Laying TMD 1011: fasten it using washers and nails

Drainagemechanical protectionTeMa Building Solutions
Read more
  • Published in BUILDING, Foundation and underground structures, Foundation and underground structures - Drainage systems, Foundation and underground structures - Systems for mechanical protection
No Comments

Protecting outdoor flooring with drainage geocomposites

Wednesday, 23 March 2022 by Tema Corporation
TeMa Interior - Protect external pavements with drainage geocomposites

Autumn precipitation, winter frosts and scorching summer heat may even be followed by a downpour lasting a few minutes. Terraces and balconies, or outdoor flooring in general, are affected by seasonal and sometimes daily weather events and temperature fluctuations that put the resistance of flooring at risk.

So how can we protect them?

Drainage geocomposites are the solution, but let’s take a closer look at them and their functions.

 

What are drainage geocomposites and when should they be used?

They are geosynthetic materials with a drainage core bonded to a non-woven filtering fabric. They can be used on walls, underground structures, flat roofs, trafficable roofs, flat green roofs, as well as terraces, balconies and outdoor flooring.

TeMa Interior Solutions suggestsT-K NW and T-K Net, polyethylene studded membranes bonded to a non-woven fabric that acts as a filtering layer for T-K NW or a HDPE mesh for T-K Net.

 

What are the functions?

The functions of geosynthetic products are set out in the UNI EN ISO 10318 standard.

Drainage

Drainage

As the name implies, the main function of geosynthetic products is to drain any water that may seep into the screed. Passive capillary drainage eliminates the risk of stagnant water in the system and, if there are rooms below, prevents moisture from damaging the insulating layer.

 

Protecting the sealing layer

Protecting the waterproofing layer

Damage to the waterproofing layer causes significant and immediately visible problems. Moisture and water penetrating into deeper layers, compromise the durability and strength of the structure, causing cracks in tiles. Protection is therefore necessary.

 

Distribution of loads

Distributing the load

Flooring often has to withstand heavy loads, such as outdoor tables, sunshades, large plant pots etc…. Using studded membranes, which are highly resistant to loads, allows the screed to remain “suspended” from the sealing layer (i.e. the waterproofing layer) below, protecting it from perforations and abrasions.

 

Advantages of applying the system

The time required is extremely short and flooring can be laid after a few days.

The thickness of the membranes is much reduced, an advantage not to be underestimated in renovations. Moreover, the thresholds of French windows opening outwards or onto a terrace do not need to be raised.

Lastly, in consideration of the environment, the materials are safe and odourless. They do not develop toxic gases or organic components, and comply with VOC standards. No hazardous substances are released underground.

 

Drainagemechanical protectionTeMa Interior Solutionswaterproofing
Read more
  • Published in Balconies and terraces, INTERIOR, Levelling, or structural, waterproofing panels, Waterproofing system with membranes, Waterproofing with panels
No Comments

Can’t go up? Let’s make space below!

Monday, 24 January 2022 by Tema Corporation
Building - Basement: constructive and inspirational suggestions

Nowadays, certain solutions allow you to create perfectly liveable and comfortable basements.

Of course, existing little-used basements can also be renovated, but you need to take some constructive measures to ensure that the building is in good condition and the environment is healthy.

So let’s see what we need to focus on.

Damp and moisture seepage

Basements are in direct contact with the ground, both the floor and the vertical walls.

Rainwater or ground moisture can penetrate concrete, leading to marks and mould that may cause the wall to peel. The aesthetic damage is as serious as the structural damage: mould is anything but healthy!

It therefore becomes necessary to provide a separation barrier between the structure and the ground that performs the function of damp-proofing, i.e. controlling moisture in the absence of hydrostatic pressure (click here to read more).

TeMa Building Solutions suggests T-Bentostop, in the F and F XL versions, a geocomposite, which attaches to concrete and consists of natural sodium bentonite with a waterproofing function, and T-Kone, the HDPE studded membrane available in several versions.

Damp and moisture seepage

Drainage

Groundwater or dispersed water may flow in the ground, even near structures, therefore increasing the load on walls. So, it is essential to drain water and prevent it from entering by reducing the hydrostatic pressure on surfaces: T-Kone G Drain, T-Net Drain studded membranes and the drainage geocomposites in the T-Mix Drain range perform this function while keeping walls dry.

Drainage

Mechanical protection of waterproofing

The vertical walls of basement rooms have to withstand heavy loads exerted by the ground. It is therefore essential to provide systems to protect the waterproof layer in order to guarantee the safety and long life of the building.

The T-Kone, T-Kone Star and TMD (also in the Plus version) range are studded membranes specifically designed for foundations and underground structures: their high load-bearing capacity makes them ideal for such applications.

Mechanical protection of waterproofing

Aeration

To keep masonry dry and allow constant and substantial air circulation, studded membranes can be installed with the studs facing inwards. In this way, their raised shape creates aeration channels that allow the wall to literally “breathe”.

 

Ideas for renovating your basement

It has been estimated that the value of your property increases by about a third if you have a well-planned basement. An extra room is always very useful and its intended use may vary greatly.

You can opt for a studio for working from home, a spacious laundry room for hanging up your washing, a playroom for your children, a  relaxation area, a rehearsal room for talented home musicians, or even a free space for hosting friends, a  wine cellar for preserving the best bottles with a tasting area, a gym or a personal home  cinema.

 

 

 

damp proofingDrainagefoundationsmechanical protectionTeMa Building Solutions
Read more
  • Published in BUILDING, Drainage geocomposites, Foundation and underground structures, Foundation and underground structures - Damp proofing systems, Foundation and underground structures - Drainage systems, Foundation and underground structures - Systems for mechanical protection, Foundation and underground structures - Systems for Waterproofing, Studded membranes and accessories
No Comments

The roof: problems to be tackled and solutions to be adopted

Wednesday, 01 December 2021 by Tema Corporation
Building - Roof's problems and solutions

“A hole in the roof is enough to ruin a home.”

So the (Italian) saying goes. Of course, there may not be any holes in the roof in the strict sense of the word, but, unfortunately, in a broad sense there might be. Roofs are subject to problems such as water seepage, damp and, in the case of trafficable flat roofs or car park roofs, heavy loads.

The roof is the part of a building directly exposed to weather conditions, such as rain, snow and hail, but also to heavy loads. It’s the least visible part of the house and the most difficult to inspect. When building a roof, it’s therefore essential to consider factors that might affect its integrity and safety, as well as harm the health of occupants.

Water seepage leads to damp and peeling walls. Dampness means mould and unhealthy attic environments.

So, let’s take a look at the main problems and see what solutions can be found.

 

Water seepage

Ponding on a roof will wet and ruin the materials used. It’s therefore necessary to install a drainage system for rainwater or, in the case of trafficable flat roofs, for accidental leaks of oil or fuel from vehicles. This applies to green roofs, trafficable flat roofs and ballasted flat roofs.

Solutions need to be found that don’t increase the “load” on the roof.

Solutions

TeMa Building Solutions recommends installing its drainage geocomposite , T-Mix Drain Plus and TMD 1011, ideal for trafficable flat roofs and flat green roofs; its T-Kone G Drain studded membrane, suitable for ballasted flat roofs and flat green roofs; or T-Net Drain geonet for trafficable flat roofs.

Vapour control

It’s also necessary to focus on vapour control. Due to temperature differences between the air and the roof material, there’s a risk of condensation forming. To prevent this, highly waterproof vapour diffusion membranes need to be laid.

Solutions

The membranes in the T-Vapo range act as a barrier, retarder and vapour diffuser for pitched roofs.

Mechanical protection of waterproofing

The first step is to ensure that the waterproofing layer is intact and remains that way. Any cracks, cuts or inaccurate application in corners can cause irreparable damage to the underlying surface, requiring major intervention and considerable costs. By the time damp patches appear, the damage is often already severe.

Moreover, in the case of roofs used as parking areas or flat green roofs, the heavy weight that the materials need to withstand must be considered.

Solutions

TeMa Building Solutions proposes its T-Kone G Drain studded membrane and the Tematex range of geotextiles for flat green roofs.

 

Roof: problems and solutions

Infiltrationmechanical protectionroofstudded membranesTeMa Building Solutionswaterproofing protection
Read more
  • Published in BUILDING, Drainage geocomposites, Studded membranes and accessories
No Comments

The importance of studded membranes

Tuesday, 28 July 2020 by Tema Corporation

Research conducted in the building market has found that most construction disputes are due to damage caused by water and damp seeping into retaining structures.

 

Protecting foundations

In order to avoid inconveniences of this magnitude that are discovered in the course of time, designers and installers undertake to protect foundations. TeMa has therefore developed products and systems that protect waterproofing during backfilling operations, thus guaranteeing the stability of intervention work over time. For practical purposes, we propose two types of fairly common intervention works in civil engineering by showing you how two of our studded membranes work.

 

Retaining walls

Retaining walls are intervention works that have the main purpose of retaining slopes or soil embankments during works such as the construction of roads below ground level. Various types of wall can be built: in masonry or reinforced concrete, or using precast concrete elements.

Whichever solution is used, you always need to consider and comply with specific hydrogeological features: TeMa laboratories offer a range of membranes that meet such requirements, whereas technicians and installers can assist in choosing the best solution to use.

 

Mechanical protection of waterproofing

For the mechanical protection of waterproofing you can choose T-Kone, which also performs a damp-proofing and drainage function. Damp proofing creates a physical barrier between the structure and damp soil and avoids any possible damage to the waterproofing membrane, both during onsite operations and soil settlement.

 

 

The T-Kone family is part of a range of bare HDPE studded membranes (such as T-Kone S). Alternatively, these membranes can be bonded with a geotextile such as T-Kone G Drain or with a geotextile and a damp-proofing element such as T-Kone G Drain Plus.

 

Diaphragms and berlin walls

Suppose we need to work in an urban context doing underground intervention work. First of all, we must guarantee the stability of the structures surrounding the area to be excavated.

Diaphragms and berlin walls are used in situations where it is impossible to create excavation walls with an appropriate slope to prevent landslides or structural subsidence. In the form of steel/ reinforced concrete piles or walls, they are driven deep into the ground and coupled with TeMa membranes, which provide damp-proofing, mechanical protection or drainage functions.

 

Damp-proofing, mechanical protection or drainage functions

For this purpose, products such as Q-Drain can be used, which have a polypropylene monofilament drainage core bonded with one or two non-woven geotextiles, also made of polypropylene. These filter water and adapt to the conformation of the ground, thus guaranteeing stability.

 

 

These are just some of the membranes we are able to supply. Find out which one is best for you and assess the best solution with our team of experts. TeMa will assist you throughout each phase of the design process.

 

To discover TeMa products, visit the website.

damp proofingDrainagemechanical protectionreinforced earth structuresretaining wallsstudded membraneswaterproofing protection
Read more
  • Published in BUILDING, Foundation and underground structures - Damp proofing systems, Foundation and underground structures - Drainage systems, Foundation and underground structures - Systems for mechanical protection, Foundation and underground structures - Systems for Waterproofing, Retaining walls, Retaining walls elements, Studded membranes and accessories
No Comments

For elevators… That are tested!

Tuesday, 04 February 2020 by Tema Corporation

Just imagine the face of those present when Elisha Otis, a smart American entrepreneur, presented the first elevator in 1853. It was enlightening! During an exhibition at Crystal Palace in New York, visitors were shown how the enclosure works, which was fitted with an automatic safety device for blocking it in the event of an emergency.

Today, however, we are used to using elevators and we often complain if they are out of order and we have to go back to the old-fashioned habit of using the stairs!

 

But what does building an elevator involve?

Elevator pits are structures located at a lower level than the internal standing area and must be able to withstand both static and dynamic loads. In short, they need to not only support the weight of your Saturday shopping but also take it up to the fifth floor!

Many problems may be encountered when an elevator is being installed. First of all, there is the danger of infiltration and all the consequences it may bring. Then we mustn’t underestimate the fact that, in the case of a hydraulic elevator, oil may leak from the system, which is why electric elevators are always recommended. TeMa has developed the T-Kone family: HDPE honeycomb membranes that provide mechanical protection, damp proofing and drainage. As far as drainage is concerned, the research and development centre that TeMa relies on has developed drainage geocomposites that filter, protect and drain the system.

 

Waterproofing? Yes, but how

It is not enough to install membranes that perform a drainage function, it is also necessary to make spaces waterproof. But how? By using bentonite geocomposites that self-bond to concrete, such as T-Bentostop F and T-Bentostop F XL. They are made of a non-woven fabric and a polypropylene fabric with a layer of natural sodium bentonite in between.

These are the essential aspects that should never be underestimated for excellent, high-performance implementation. We must always remember that a thorough preventive analysis of the dangers, along with accurate and responsible installation, are the best techniques for avoiding problems and inconveniences caused by infiltration in the future.

 

Find out more about damp proofing, drainage, mechanical protection and waterproofing systems of TeMa Building.

drainage functionelevator pitsmechanical protectionTeMa Building Solutionswaterproofing
Read more
  • Published in BUILDING, Drainage geocomposites, Foundation and underground structures, Foundation and underground structures - Damp proofing systems, Foundation and underground structures - Drainage systems, Foundation and underground structures - Systems for mechanical protection, Foundation and underground structures - Systems for Waterproofing
No Comments

Recent Posts

  • Building - Tips for the correct laying of TMD 1011

    Tips for the correct laying of TMD 1011

    For vertical applications, such as foundation w...
  • TeMa Geo Solutions - Cycle and pedestrian paths

    Cycle and pedestrian paths: solutions to make them safer and more attractive.

    Longer days, milder afternoons, a great desire ...
  • BUILDING - Drainage for diaphragms and berlin walls

    Drainage for diaphragms and berlin walls: a practical and safe solution

    Some of the most widely used works in the civil...

Categories

  • BUILDING
    • Concrete paving
    • Drainage geocomposites
    • Foundation and underground structures
    • Foundation and underground structures – Damp proofing systems
    • Foundation and underground structures – Drainage systems
    • Foundation and underground structures – Systems for mechanical protection
    • Foundation and underground structures – Systems for Waterproofing
    • Metal roofs and walls – Drainage and Sound Insulation
    • Retaining walls
    • Retaining walls elements
    • Studded membranes and accessories
    • Thermal insulation and ventilation systems
    • Vapour barrier
    • Vapour diffusion
    • Vapour retarder
  • CORPORATION
    • Exhibitions and events
    • news
    • Research and development
    • TeMa Technologies and Materials
  • GEO
    • Drainage geocomposites and membranes
    • environmental
    • Erosion mats
    • Geogrids
    • Landfills
    • Landfills – Drainage
    • Landfills – Erosion control
    • Landfills – Reinforcement
    • Landfills – Waterproofing
    • Reinforced earth structures
    • Reinforced earth structures – Drainage
    • Reinforced earth structures – Erosion control
    • Roads
    • Synthetic turf soccer fields – Accessories
    • Tunnels
  • INTERIOR
    • Acoustic insulation
    • Acoustic insulation system – under tile
    • Acoustic insulation systems – under screed
    • Balconies and terraces
    • Baths and showers rooms
    • Indoor and outdoor floor coverings
    • Levelling, or structural, waterproofing panels
    • Uncoupling membrane
    • Waterproofing system with membranes
    • Waterproofing with panels

Tags

Accessories bathroom Covid-19 emergency Covid-19 Italy damp proofing Drainage drainage geocomposites and membranes eco-sustainable solutions energy saving environment protection Erosion control Erosion mats exhibitions foundations foundations protection geogrids Geosynthetic Products catalogue geosynthetics geosynthetics TeMa hydrogeological protection Infiltration mechanical protection protecting land R&D labs reinforced earth structures reinforced geogrids reinforced soil structures renewable energy retaining walls Rimuovi il termine: eco-compatible solutions eco-compatible solutions roof sound insulation studded membranes sustainability T-Kone Plaster membrane T-Silence TeMa Building Solutions TeMa Corporation TeMa for the environment TeMa Geo Solutions TeMa Interior Solutions Vineyards Catalogue Vineyards solutions waterproofing waterproofing protection

Search for posts

Recent Posts

  • Building - Tips for the correct laying of TMD 1011

    Tips for the correct laying of TMD 1011

    0 comments
  • TeMa Geo Solutions - Cycle and pedestrian paths

    Cycle and pedestrian paths: solutions to make them safer and more attractive.

    0 comments
  • BUILDING - Drainage for diaphragms and berlin walls

    Drainage for diaphragms and berlin walls: a practical and safe solution

    0 comments

Recent Comments

    • BUILDING
      • Product types
      • Applications
      • Functions
    • GEO
      • Product types
      • Applications
      • Functions
    • INTERIOR
      • Product types
      • Applications
      • Functions

    REQUEST INFORMATION

    TeMa Technologies & Materials S.r.l.
    Via dell’Industria 21
    31029 Vittorio Veneto (TV)
    ITALY
    Tel +39 0438 5031
    Email info@temacorporation.com

    IWIS srl
    • Corporate
    • Why TeMa
    • Eco-sustainability
    • Technical seminars
    • Work with us
    TeMa Corporation

    PRIVACY POLICY - COOKIES
    Legal Info - Quality and safety policy
    P.I. 02469900266
    © 2022 All rights reserved. Powered by Quba.it

    TOP

    We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. Cookies enable us to provide you functionalities such as security, network management and accessibility. They improve usability and performance through various features such as language recognition, search results and thereby improve what we offer to you. Our website could use also third parties cookies to send advertising that is more relevant to you. Some cookies may be processed by third parties located in countries outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) who may not yet have an adequacy decision from the relevant European data protection authorities. In this case the transfer is based on your consent (Art. 49.1a GDPR).

     

    If you want to find out more about the cookies we use and how to manage them, you can access to our Cookie Policy or click on settings button.

    TeMa Corporation
    Powered by  GDPR Cookie Compliance
    Cookie overview

    We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. Cookies enable us to provide you functionalities such as security, network management and accessibility. They improve usability and performance through various features such as language recognition, search results and thereby improve what we offer to you. Our website could use also third parties cookies to send advertising that is more relevant to you. Some cookies may be processed by third parties located in countries outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) who may not yet have an adequacy decision from the relevant European data protection authorities. In this case the transfer is based on your consent (Art. 49.1a GDPR).

    If you want to find out more about the cookies we use and how to manage them, you can access to our Cookie Policy or choose which cookies to activate.

    Strictly necessary cookies

    Strictly necessary cookies should always be enabled in order to save your preferences for cookie settings.

    Se disabiliti questo cookie, non saremo in grado di salvare le tue preferenze. Ciò significa che ogni volta che visiti questo sito web dovrai abilitare o disabilitare nuovamente i cookie.

    Performance cookies

    This site uses Google Analytics to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site and the most popular pages.

    Keeping this cookie enabled helps us improve our site.

    Attiva i cookie strettamente necessari così da poter salvare le tue preferenze!

    Advertising Cookies

    These cookies are used to send advertising and promotional information that is relevant to you, e.g. based on the web pages you visited.

    Attiva i cookie strettamente necessari così da poter salvare le tue preferenze!

    Cookie management

    More information on our Cookie Policy