In the field of building waterproofing, a profound conceptual transformation is reshaping the design and construction logic of roofing systems. Traditional "built-up roofing" adopts a "heavy" approach of stacking multiple layers of asphalt and felt, attempting to achieve waterproofing through material accumulation. In contrast, the "single-ply roofing system," represented by TPO and PVC membranes, achieves a fundamental shift from "quantity" to "quality" and from "layering" to "integration" with its lightweight yet multifunctional single-layer membrane.
Single-ply roofing refers to a roofing system that uses a single layer of flexible waterproofing membrane as the primary waterproofing component, working in conjunction with insulation layers, vapor retarders, and other components. Introduced to China in 1999, after more than two decades of development, it has become widely adopted in industrial plants, stadiums, airports, large commercial buildings, and other venues, emerging as a mai