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To maximise the potential of flat roofs, it is essential to select the most suitable liquid roofing system for the project. Built up in layers, liquid applied roofing systems create a waterproofing membrane that protects the roof from water ingress. These membranes can be made up of polyurethane (PU), glass reinforced plastic (GRP) or polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) as examples of just a few different types of liquid waterproofing membranes.
As well as improving the performance of the roof system, the right waterproofing solution can secure a longer service life and even reduce maintenance requirements – all of which can contribute to greater cost efficiencies over time. But with all of the options available, how do you know what’s right for your project?
There are many benefits in choosing cold liquid waterproofing membranes for your project. These include:
Extending the lifespan of roofs
Quick installation and curing times
Low maintenance throughout the roof’s lifespan
Suitability for a range of projects, complex shapes and detailing
Cold applied liquid waterproofing systems are typically flame-free, and therefore do not require the use of hot works on site, which makes it ideal for use on live sites and projects with limited access.
Liquid roofing systems allow for the full potential of flat roofs to be realised, delivering complete flexibility and coverage for even the most demanding of projects. Take a look at our page on liquid roofing to see the other benefits of using these systems for your projects.
Liquid roofing systems are incredibly versatile, making them suitable for a wide range of projects. On repair and refurbishment projects, liquid applied systems can provide a cost-effective solution that is straightforward and fast to apply. The application process means noise and other disruptions are minimised and also help overcome access challenges that make it difficult to get lots of material up to the roof space. Some systems, such as Sealoflex Ultima, include a waterproof coating that is free of volatile organic compounds (VOC) and have a very low odour, which also enhances safety while minimising impact on building occupants and installers.
As well as renovation and repair projects, liquid roofing systems are suitable for new builds. The material’s ability to quickly adapt to complex shapes and details means it can deliver complete waterproofing protection, bonding securely to typical flat roofing substrates. Being suitable for use on a variety of pitches also makes liquid roofing a valuable solution in fulfilling complex requirements and bespoke architectural designs.
Liquid roofing systems are versatile, so are suitable for many project types. It’s important to choose the right system depending on the building and site you are working on.
Sealoflex Ultima has been developed for use on both commercial and residential projects. It is applied either as a complete roof overlay solution or as a detailing solution in combination with other membranes.
As well as improving application and performance, the waterproof coating is 100% non hazardous and has a very low odour. Alongside enhancing safety on site, this makes it suitable for use on live sites, making it a popular choice for refurbishment projects
Where roof spaces are designed to be maximised, such as through the inclusion of balconies and terraces – or where pedestrian access is required for maintenance purposes – liquid applied waterproofing solutions can deliver function and form to projects.
Providing a highly durable finish, Sealoflex Endura has a service life that exceeds 15 years, while its slip and impact resistance makes it a practical solution for highly trafficked areas. Besides its performance capabilities, Sealoflex Endura can be cured in less than an hour of application, while its cold temperature application makes it a viable year-round solution.
Still not sure what the best liquid roofing system would be for your project? Try our liquid roofing system selector.