When discussing liquid waterproofing systems, many people focus on the coating itself.
But in reinforced liquid roofing, the hidden reinforcement layer can be just as important as the coating above it.
Traditional fibreglass laminates have been used successfully for decades and remain a robust waterproofing solution where a rigid reinforced system is appropriate.
Modern reinforced liquid systems now offer alternative technologies using lightweight reinforcement fabrics and more flexible membranes. These can provide improved crack-bridging performance, reduced build-up weight and compatibility with a wider range of substrates.
There is no universal “best” liquid waterproofing system.
The correct specification depends on
- roof design
- substrate type and condition
- expected movement
- detailing complexity
- access and maintenance requirements
- desired service life
Long-term performance is rarely determined by a single product alone.
It comes from the right system design, correct substrate preparation, good detailing and quality installation.
The right system. For the right roof.
Long-term performance is determined by the complete reinforced system.