Waterproofing
Waterproofing with PVC and TPO membranes
PVC/TPO synthetic membranes suit demanding roofs, technical details and surfaces that need heat-welded seams and controlled performance.
Context
TPO / PVC waterproofing membranes, thermoplastic polyolefin thickness
PVC/TPO synthetic membranes suit demanding roofs, technical details and surfaces that need heat-welded seams and controlled performance.
Where it is usedRoofs and terracesFor exposed surfaces that require long-term resistance. Details and penetrationsAround parapets, drains, pipes and difficult geometry. Private and technical projectsWith crew organization, schedule and clearly defined scope.
Surfaces and uses
The final choice is made after checking substrate, slopes, drains, existing layers and future use.
SystemWaterproof continuityJoints, upturns and drains are treated as critical points. CompatibilityThe system matches substrate, exposure and intended use. Long-term protectionCorrect application reduces future repairs and moisture damage.
Materials, details and application control
The system is designed with mechanical fastening or adhesion, heat-welded seams, special pieces and detail checks.
Process
Application follows sequence and control
Each page describes a different material, but Ergomonosi follows the same logic: inspection, preparation, correct application and delivery.
- AssessmentMoisture, slopes, drains, old layers and constraints are checked.
- ProposalMaterial, preparation, cost, schedule and guarantee are defined.
- ApplicationThe crew follows the correct sequence of layers and details.
- DeliveryFinal checks are completed and maintenance guidance is provided.
FAQ
FAQ
The answers are indicative. The final solution is confirmed after an assessment.
Is this suitable for every roof?
Not always. Substrate, existing layers, slopes, use and budget determine whether it is the right choice.
Is maintenance needed after application?
Every waterproofing system benefits from periodic checks of drains, details and possible mechanical damage.