Article | REF: TBA1914 V1

Waterproofing roofs with thin, single-layer synthetic membranes

Author: Williams PAUCHET

Publication date: September 10, 2018 | Lire en français

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    The question of the rules for using these various membranes is approached from three different angles:

    • uses according to membrane type: PVC-P, TPO then EPDM ;

    • uses according to the type of support and load-bearing element: masonry, steel tanks, wood, etc;

    • fastening options: mechanical, ballasted, glued or self-adhesive.

    2.1 PVC-P membranes

    For PVC-P membranes, there is a "cahier des prescriptions communes de mise en œuvre" (CPT) dated April 2004 (e-cahiers du CSTB 3502)

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