PVC Foils:
PVC-based waterproofing films are made from softened polyvinyl chloride, which is why they are sometimes also referred to as mPVC or PVC-P. This is a waterproofing film for creating mainly single-layer waterproofing not only of flat, but also, under certain conditions, of pitched roofs. These films can also be used for waterproofing balconies or terraces, of course using a tread layer, e.g. from paving stones on plastic pads, or walkable variants with a profiled anti-slip surface are also produced.

 

TPO/FPO foils:
TPO/FPO waterproofing membranes are made of thermoplastic (TPO) or flexible (FPO) polyolefins. This material is characterized by high strength, dimensional stability and optimal expansion. Unlike PVC, this material does not contain any plasticizers, their gradual evaporation does not occur and therefore the membranes retain their useful properties for a longer period of time. Unlike PVC, TPO (FPO) membranes are compatible with polystyrene or asphalt.