Energy conservation and emission reduction have undoubtedly become a consensus across the industry. However, when it comes to a specific industry, a specific company, or even a specific individual, everyone has different understandings of how to save energy and reduce emissions. In Canlon's opinion, the comprehensive promotion and application of polymer membranes is the best way to save energy and reduce carbon emissions in the building waterproofing industry!
Amidst the industry's preoccupation with short-term orders, Canlon New Energy, a subsidiary of Canlon, maintains a long-term value orientation in its industrial and commercial photovoltaic system solutions. Its core focus is reshaping the lifecycle synergy between rooftops and photovoltaic power plants. We deeply understand that a safe and reliable rooftop is the foundation for sustainable revenue generation for power plants. The core breakthrough of Canlon New Energy's photovoltaic system solution lies in the use of high-performance polymer membranes independently developed and produced by Canlon to fully wrap the roof, and the use of its patented fully solid supports/vertical supports for the installation of photovoltaic modules.
TMP® Integrated Panel combines the simple and quick installation method of traditional steel roofs with the weather resistance and corrosion resistance of polymer waterproof layers, effectively solving the pain points of traditional steel roofs that are prone to rust and leakage due to chemical corrosion. It can provide a minimum warranty period of 25 years and is an innovative product that has won the China Patent Award·Waterproof Industry Patent Gold Award, providing a new choice for industrial and commercial roofs in the new era.
To waterproof a tunnel, you need to follow careful steps. First, check the site and find all water entry points. Then, prepare the surface so the waterproofing works well. You pick the right membrane system for your project and put it on carefully. Good drainage is important in tunnel waterproofing
A TPO membrane is a single layer roofing material. It is made from thermoplastic polyolefin. People use it mostly for commercial roofs and flat roofs. TPO roofing is very popular with businesses. It has a big market share of 37.7% in single-ply membranes.It is important to know about TPO membranes.
As people's living standards continue to improve, they have gradually developed a sense of respect and love for historical and cultural heritage, and have gradually established a sense of protection. Governments at all levels have also paid more attention to the protective repair of historical and cultural blocks and immovable cultural relics, avoiding the situation of "all cities and towns look the same". Instead, they should follow the principle of "repairing the old as it is" and "repairing the new as it is", protect the authenticity and integrity of historical and cultural heritage, preserve its material form and historical information, and continue the lifestyle and cultural memory it carries.
Under the national "dual carbon" strategy, the development of low-carbon buildings is expected. How to create energy-saving and carbon-reducing industrial and commercial roofs? Canlon will help you find the best solution. Canlon is a national high-tech enterprise integrating the research and development, manufacturing, sales and construction services of waterproof materials. The company was established in 2011 and listed on the A-share market in 2017. Over the years, it has continued to deepen its presence in the field of polymer new materials, providing diversified and customized system solutions for various new and old buildings at home and abroad, such as single-ply roof systems, underground projects, photovoltaic roofs, floors and urban renewal.
When it comes to waterproofing a building, ensuring the correct application of waterproof membranes is crucial for long-lasting protection. One of the most common questions in the waterproofing industry is: "How many coats of waterproof membrane are needed?"
A waterproof membrane is a crucial part of any building's defense against water damage. From basements to roofs, these systems are applied to prevent water from penetrating surfaces, ensuring the longevity and integrity of the structure.