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We provide expert advice for all applications including roofs, roof details and repairs, walkways, balconies, terraces, car parks, markings and special projects including wind turbine and base waterproofing. We ensure that all of our clients receive the same level of technical service, support and back up right through to completion of the project.
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Triflex FAQs

  • What is Triflex cold liquid-applied waterproofing?

    Triflex cold liquid-applied waterproofing uses seamless resin membranes (PMMA-based) that cure quickly, can be applied at low temperatures, and don’t require any flame/hot-works.

  • What are the benefits of Triflex systems for roofs and terraces?

    The advantages include ultra-rapid curing (sometimes in as little as 30 minutes), application in low temperatures (down to 0°C for main areas, -5°C on details), zero flame installation, resistance to ponding water, long-term durability, and good aesthetic/surfacing options.

  • Which Triflex system is best for walkways, balconies, or terraces?

    Triflex offers specific systems for these applications, such as Triflex ProTerra, Triflex ProTerra Buried/Insulated,Triflex Equiterra or Triflex ProFloor, depending on whether the area is trafficked and whether there is an overlying finish or insulation.

  • Can Triflex systems be used for car parks and vehicle ramps?

    Yes. Triflex has heavy-duty, reinforced systems designed for external decks, ramps, internal or underground car parks. Systems like Triflex ProPark and Deck systems are made to handle mechanical, chemical, and wear stresses typical of car parks. 

  • Are there Triflex products for marking, coatings, and safety surfacing?

    Yes. Triflex offers marking and coating systems — such as cold plastic line systems, friction plastic, safety coat, etc. — for creating durable, anti-slip surfaces, demarcations, walkways, cycle paths and so on. 

  • How quickly do Triflex systems cure, and can they be installed in cold weather?

    Triflex systems can cure very quickly — in certain systems around 30 minutes. They are designed to be applied in low ambient temperatures, down to 0°C for main areas and to -5°C for more detailed components. 

  • Do Triflex waterproofing membranes need flame or hot works during installation?

    No. One strong benefit of Triflex cold liquid systems is that they are flame-free and don’t require hot-works. This reduces safety risk and can simplify compliance in many scenarios. 

  • What specialist applications are Triflex systems suitable for?

    Triflex has specialist systems for tougher contexts: wind turbine towers, helipads, equestrian facilities, etc. They also have temporary/emergency repair kits, systems for internal decks and ramps, stairways, etc. 

  • What makes Triflex systems longer lasting and lower maintenance?

    They combine properties such as seamless waterproofing, excellent resistance to standing water, ability to cure quickly (reducing exposure during installation), solvent/isocyanate free resin formulations, good surfacing options, and a proven track record. These characteristics reduce the need for frequent maintenance or repairs.

  • How long does Triflex roofing last and what guarantees are offered?

    Triflex waterproofing systems typically come with a 20-year materials and workmanship guarantee.