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A waterproof membrane is a polymer film material that achieves functions such as waterproofing, dustproofing, and stain resistance through special materials and designs. It not only blocks water penetration but also maintains properties like breathability and moisture permeability.
Tanyo Industry specializes in providing sheet water proof membrane products for various materials and applications, featuring advantages such as long service life, anti fracture and diverse specifications. We also support ODM/OEM customization services with low MOQ requirements, offering affordable prices and superior quality. Feel free to inquire anytime.
Tanyo Waterproof Membranes Of Different Materials
Tanyo Industry specializes in supplying various high-quality waterproof membranes, including acrylic liquid waterproof membranes and roll-type waterproof membranes made from diverse materials. We offer a wide range of size and width options to comprehensively meet the personalized needs of different users.
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Width: 5cm-100cm or custom
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Tanyo Waterproof Membranes Of Different Application
We have developed a series of waterproofing membrane solutions for different application scenarios and material requirements, which can meet the waterproofing needs of diverse scenarios such as exterior roofs, ship decks, swimming pools, greenhouses, basements, and bathrooms.
For waterproofing needs of flat roofs, metal roofs, or terraces, using Peel and Stick waterproof membranes is an efficient and convenient solution. Easy to install and can be freely cut to size.
In underground spaces such as basements or swimming pools, laying professional waterproof membranes is a crucial measure to ensure the ground remains dry and warm over the long term.
A waterproof membrane for outdoor building foundations, which tightly adheres to concrete and mortar surfaces, effectively blocking moisture penetration.
Using a water stop membrane can effectively prevent moisture penetration, keep wooden decks dry, enhance resistance to salt, oil, and other properties, and prolong the deck’s service life.
After cracks and water leakage appear on outdoor walls, applying self-adhesive waterproofing membrane can build a solid protective barrier for the structure, significantly reducing the risk of damage caused by moisture infiltration.
On the floor of the bathroom or greenhouse, especially under the shower area, the waterproof membrane is laid and then laid with ceramic tiles, which can significantly enhance the waterproof effect and effectively prevent water penetration.
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Yes, absolutely. Concrete and masonry look solid but are actually porous. Without a high-quality waterproof membrane, water and structural dampness will inevitably penetrate, leading to leaks, mold growth, and severe damage to the building’s internal steel structure.
Not all waterproof membranes are suitable for direct painting, depending on their material type. For example, fabric-backed waterproof membranes can usually be painted; however, butyl rubber and HDPE membranes are not suitable. Because paint cannot effectively penetrate the interior of these two materials, forced application can easily lead to paint peeling or cracking.
For waterproofing in shower areas and drywall sections of bathrooms, self-adhesive waterproof membranes are recommended. Their installation is relatively quick, and they offer long-lasting durability.
The waterproof membrane can serve as the base layer for tile laying, providing both moisture-proofing and thermal insulation functions. It is suitable for waterproofing areas such as bathroom walls and floors, roofs, and can also be used for repairing wall cracks.
Liquid-applied polyurethane membranes or polymer self-adhesive sheets are the top choices for showers. They can easily conform to complex corners and pipe penetrations, creating a seamless, rubber-like protective layer that completely seals out moisture.
Yes. While cement boards are water-resistant and won’t disintegrate like drywall, they are still porous and not waterproof. A dedicated waterproof membrane must be applied over them to prevent water from seeping through to damage the wall studs behind.
The installation of the roof waterproofing membrane requires ensuring that the base layer is level, clean, and dry. For non-self-adhesive types, a specialized adhesive should be applied first, and then the waterproofing membrane should be laid along the direction of roof drainage. For self-adhesive types, the release paper should be peeled off, and the membrane should be directly applied. The overlap width of adjacent membrane materials should be no less than 10 centimeters and compacted with tools to ensure a tight seal. Finally, a comprehensive inspection should be conducted to ensure there are no blisters or edge lifting.
Typically, waterproof membranes can achieve surface dryness within 2-8 hours, while complete drying takes approximately 48 hours. The specific duration depends on the application thickness and ambient temperature.
It depends on the product type. For waterproof sheets/rolls, calculate your total area × 1.15 to allow for 15% overlapping and waste. For liquid membranes, the standard coverage is typically 1.5 to 2.0 kg/m² for a standard two-coat application. Contact our team to get an exact estimate for your project.
PU and bituminous waterproof membranes typically last 10 to 20 years; PVC, TPO, and butyl membranes generally have a service life of 15 to 25 years; while HDPE and EPDM membranes can last 25 to 50 years or even longer. The actual lifespan is significantly influenced by construction techniques, environmental conditions, and the quality of post-installation maintenance.