PVC Geomembrane
PVC Geomembrane is a geomembrane material made of polyvinyl chloride that provides waterproofing for foundations, roofs, ponds, and tunnels. It is manufactured with specially developed chemical-resistant, UV-resistant, or signal-resistant layers for various project applications.
PVC Membrane Application and Usage Areas
PVC Geomembrane joints can be joined with a welding machine, requiring minimal labor. State-of-the-art single- or double-row welding machines allow for safe and controllable insulation.
- Building foundation and curtain wall insulation
- Terrace and garden terrace roofs
- Drinking water tanks
- Water reservoirs
- Lightweight metal roofs
- Irrigation channels
- Ponds
- Metro stations
- Railway, metro, and highway tunnel projects
- Long service life.
- High resistance to chemical and mechanical effects.
- Resistant to plant root penetration.
- UV-resistant and reinforced types provide high durability against outdoor conditions.
- Signal-layer products allow visual inspection.
- Can be applied safely, easily, and quickly using special welding machines.
- Leak-tightness of joints can be checked with double-row seam welding.
Materials are supplied in rolls with widths of 1.6–2.1 m and lengths of 20–25 m.
Materials should be stored on a flat surface and in a covered area. Stored products must be kept away from direct sunlight, heat, and ignition sources. If PVC cover rolls need to be stored outdoors for a long period, they should be covered to protect them from sunlight. Smoking is not permitted in the storage area.