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Stephen Deasy

The 6 reasons why Torch on membrane is the best for Roof / Terraces.

It’s entirely unaffected by water

It makes sense that a waterproofing material would be unaffected by water, but many waterproofers don’t actually cope that well with being submerged or constantly wet. Not so with torch on membrane waterproofing – it can be utilised on the inside of tanks, buried underground or as a lining for planter boxes.


It’s inconspicuous

Torch on membrane waterproofing is able to protect buildings while keeping in line with the greater look of the structure. This can be done by utilising any number of mineral finishes that allow you to match the waterproofing with the building’s other surfaces.


Discreet installation

While torch on membrane waterproofing does require the work of a professional to install, there’s no real noise produced, and the fumes generated by the torch are entirely safe to humans. The puzzle piece nature of the install process means that it is quick and easy no matter what shape or size the area is.


More than just water protection

The strength and longevity of torch on membrane waterproofing will provide the protected surface with more than just a barrier to moisture, but also a barrier to the sun’s rays and the worst of Mother Nature’s weather. You can expect the underlying surface to stay unaffected by outside influences for the life of the membrane.

More than just water protection

The strength and longevity of torch on membrane waterproofing will provide the protected surface with more than just a barrier to moisture, but also a barrier to the sun’s rays and the worst of Mother Nature’s weather. You can expect the underlying surface to stay unaffected by outside influences for the life of the membrane.


All the good ‘nons’

Torch on membrane waterproofing is non-toxic, non-carcinogenic, non-biodegradable and, of course, non-water soluble. It’s everything that you could possibly want from a long-term waterproofing solution.

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