Outdoor PVC Roof Membrane Sheet
Physical Properties
- Thickness range: 1.0 mm, 1.2 mm, 1.5 mm, 2.0 mm
- Weight: 1.4-2.8 kg/m2 (depending on thickness)
- Density: 1.35-1.45 g/cm3
- Shore hardness: 75-85 (Shore A)
- Surface finish: smooth or light embossed
- Color: standard white, grey, terracotta, custom colors
Weather Resistance
- UV stability: 85% tensile retention after 5000 hours QUV
- Temperature range: -35 C to +80 C (continuous)
- Water absorption: less than 0.5% (ASTM D570)
- Ozone resistance: no cracking after 300 hours
- Algae/fungus resistance: incorporated biocide system
- Wind uplift: up to 5.2 kPa (FM 4470 Class 1-90)
Installation Data
- Welding temperature: 480-620 C (air/wedge)
- Welding speed: 1.0-3.5 m/min
- Seam overlap: 80-120 mm (side), 150-200 mm (end)
- Fastening pattern: 2-4 fasteners per m2
- Substrate compatibility: concrete, wood, metal, insulation
- Acclimation: 24 hours at 10-30 C before installation
System Compatibility
| Fastening method | Mechanical (plates/screws), adhesive, ballasted |
| Insulation types | Polyisocyanurate, EPS, XPS, mineral wool |
| Substrate requirements | Dry, smooth, load-bearing, slope 1-5% |
| Flashing compatibility | Pre-formed PVC, metal, or combination |
| Walkway protection | PVC walkway pads or pavers (for traffic areas) |
Code & Standard Compliance
Maintenance & Care Guidelines
Perform bi-annual visual inspection of seams, flashings, and membrane surface. Look for blistering, cracking, or separation.
Use mild detergent and soft brush or low-pressure water. Avoid petroleum-based solvents, abrasive tools, or pressure washers above 5 MPa.
Remove leaves, dirt, standing water, and organic matter from the roof surface to prevent moss growth and drainage blockages.
Repair cuts or punctures using patches of the same material with a minimum 50 mm overlap and hot-air welding. For minor surface scratches, use PVC repair compound.
Apply reflective top coating after 10-12 years to restore solar reflectance. Use acrylic or elastomeric coatings compatible with PVC.
Remove heavy snow accumulations (over 150 mm) to prevent excessive load. Use plastic shovels to avoid cutting the membrane.










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