Benefits of cold liquid applied waterproofing

Why would you choose cold liquid applied waterproofing?

Getting a new school roof funded

With some 38% of school buildings believed to be past their initial design life, maintenance and refurbishment has an important role to play in extending their life span.

Cold applied liquid roof waterproofing

Liquid waterproofing is a massively popular choice for flat roofs. It is cost effective, long lasting, and easily applied. But you can only get the best from a product if you use it properly. So, when should you use cold applied liquid waterproofing?

Liquid waterproofing solutions in Manchester

Triflex provide a range of cold applied, liquid waterproofing solutions across all sectors to ensure watertight buildings across Manchester.

Triflex sponsor RICS conferences in 2024

With conference focus on specialisms such as retrofitting and sustainability, visit us to find out how Triflex solutions are the perfect answer to refurbishment challenges. Learn about how our expertise delivers more sustainable overlay alternatives to protecting the built environment.

Product data sheet - PDS Triflex Insulation Board

Product data sheet - PDS Triflex HD Insulation Board

Product data sheet - PDS Triflex Duo Insulation Adhesive

Product data sheet - PDS Triflex DC-MAT Decoupling Membrane

Meadowhall Shopping Centre, Sheffield

18 years of protection with Triflex overlay of asphalt car park deck.

5 Sustainable considerations for flat roof refurbishment: Enhancing durability and efficiency

In an era marked by growing environmental awareness and the urgent need for sustainable practices, the construction industry is undergoing a paradigm shift towards eco-friendly solutions. When it comes to refurbishing flat roofs, there’s a number of options to consider to not only minimise environmental impact but also enhance the durability and performance of the roof.

Roof Refurbishment vs. Roof Replacement: Understanding the difference

When it comes to maintaining the integrity of your building, the condition of the roof is paramount. But what's the best approach when your roof starts showing signs of wear and tear?