Reinforced Membranes
Reinforced membrane is a special material used especially in construction and engineering fields. These membranes are usually made of polymer-based materials and can consist of various layers. Their functionality includes a number of features such as waterproofing, air permeability control, durability and providing protection against other environmental factors.
used in roof insulation TPO/FPO Membrane and UV Resistant Reinforced PVC Membrane products are used.
In the construction industry, reinforced membranes are often used in roof coverings, subfloor waterproofing, wall insulation and other waterproofing applications. These membranes usually have multilayer structures and are produced using special polymer materials. Some reinforced membranes are reinforced to provide extra durability thanks to the reinforcement materials they contain.
TPO/FPO Membrane TPO/FPO Membrane is a thermoplastic polyolefin based waterproofing membrane. Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene…
Reinforced PVC Membrane Geotech Reinforced PVC Membrane is a polyester reinforcement reinforced PVC membrane used on exposed roof surfaces. Mechanically…
Usage Areas of Reinforced Membranes
1. Roof Coverings:
Reinforced membranes are used to provide waterproofing, especially on flat or pitched roofs. It stands out in roof coverings with its features such as durability, air permeability control and UV resistance.
2. Underfloor Waterproofing:
Reinforced membranes are used for waterproofing in foundation areas of buildings, basements or underground areas. This helps protect buildings from water damage.
3. Wall Insulation:
Reinforced membranes in wall insulation create a healthy environment within the building by preventing the passage of water and moisture between building elements.
4. Industrial Floor Coverings:
Reinforced membranes are used in floor coverings in factories, warehouses and industrial facilities, thanks to their durability and chemical resistance.
5. Shelters and Tunnel Structures:
Reinforced membranes are preferred to provide waterproofing and durability in special construction projects such as shelters, tunnels and underground structures.
6. Solar Energy Projects:
Reinforced membranes placed under photovoltaic panels can be used on roof coverings or other surfaces to provide waterproofing while also supporting solar energy projects.
7. Green Roof Applications:
Reinforced membranes can be used in green roof systems to provide waterproofing and protection of vegetation under the roof.
8. Swimming Pools:
Reinforced membranes can be used to prevent water leakage in swimming pools and water storage systems.
These areas of use show that reinforced membranes are widely preferred in various construction projects to provide waterproofing, durability and environmental protection.
