Waterproof Membranes

PVC waterproofing membranes are flexible, durable, and widely used for waterproofing various structures. Here are the primary uses and applications:

### 1. **Roof Waterproofing**

   - **Flat Roofs**: PVC membranes are ideal for flat or low-slope roofs in commercial, industrial, and residential buildings.

   - **Green Roofs**: They are often used in green or vegetative roofs due to their waterproofing efficiency and root resistance.

   - **Decks and Terraces**: They provide a durable surface for these exposed areas.

### 2. **Underground Structures**

   - **Foundations and Basements**: PVC membranes are applied on the outer side of foundation walls to prevent water ingress from soil.

   - **Tunnels**: PVC membranes are used in tunnel construction to prevent water penetration in underground transit systems or drainage tunnels.

### 3. **Water Containment Structures**

   - **Ponds and Reservoirs**: PVC membranes are used to waterproof ponds, water reservoirs, and irrigation canals to prevent water leakage.

   - **Waterproofing Swimming Pools**: They are applied beneath pool tiles or directly as a pool liner for waterproofing.

### 4. **Bridges and Civil Engineering Projects**

   - **Bridge Decks**: Waterproofing bridge decks using PVC membranes protects the structure from water damage, salt, and other corrosive agents.

   - **Parking Garages**: PVC membranes are used to waterproof parking structures, especially the underground sections.

### 5. **Bathroom and Wet Areas**

   - **Bathrooms and Wet Rooms**: PVC membranes are used for interior waterproofing in wet areas such as bathrooms, showers, and kitchens.

### Key Benefits of PVC Waterproofing Membranes:

   - **Flexibility**: Adapts well to movement or thermal expansion.

   - **Durability**: PVC membranes resist UV radiation, weathering, and chemical exposure.

   - **Ease of Installation**: They can be easily welded, providing seamless waterproof protection.

   - **Resistance**: Excellent resistance to moisture, root penetration, punctures, and environmental wear.

PVC membranes are ideal for environments exposed to water and harsh weather conditions, offering long-lasting protection for various structures.