Waterproofing using EPDM system
The waterproofing system using EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) is considered one of the advanced and ideal solutions in the field of waterproofing, as it provides exceptional protection against water leakage in many applications, whether on flat roofs or inclined roofs. Or in facilities that are constantly exposed to moisture. The EPDM system is characterized by its ability to provide a flexible, durable, and safe insulation layer, making it the ideal choice for protecting buildings and facilities from the effects of water.
What is an EPDM insulation system?
EPDM is a type of synthetic rubber that has a chemical composition that allows it to resist the effects of UV rays, ozone, and water, making it ideal for waterproofing applications. It is usually used in the form of flexible membranes that are installed on surfaces exposed to water, whether flat or sloped. EPDM has superior waterproofing properties and is one of the most sustainable and effective solutions in the building and construction fields.
Advantages of waterproofing using EPDM system:
Excellent water resistance: EPDM is considered one of the best insulating materials against water, as it does not allow water to pass through it or seep into the surfaces under the insulation. It is distinguished by its ability to form an integrated and sustainable insulating layer on surfaces.
High flexibility: EPDM has exceptional flexibility, allowing it to easily stretch to keep up with temperature changes or movement in the building structure. This flexibility contributes to the absence of cracks or damage to the insulating layer over time.
UV and Ozone Resistance: EPDM's ability to resist UV and ozone is one of its most notable advantages. These properties ensure a long life in the outdoor environment, without being affected by heat or interaction with weather factors.
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