What is Evalon®
Evalon® waterproofing membranes are superior quality EVA membranes for single-ply waterproofing of all types of flat roof constructions and application methods as well as for waterproofing of foundations.
Evalon® waterproofing membranes are superior quality EVA membranes for single-ply waterproofing of all types of flat roof constructions and application methods as well as for waterproofing of foundations.
Ensure that all surfaces are smooth, free from dust or loose materials and dry.
Clean and dry all surfaces before application of the adhesive. Apply a thick coat of Flexiprufe® adhesive onto the substrate at all horizontal areas.
Unroll the Evalon® V waterproofing membrane onto the Flexiprufe® while it is still tacky. Apply pressure from the centre to minimise air being trapped under the Evalon® V membrane. All laps shall be minimum 50 mm.
The Evalon® V fleece backed membrane shall be bonded and installed until the extent/ base of the parapet walls/ upturn areas. A separate unbacked Evalon® membrane shall be used on all vertical surfaces. The unbacked Evalon® membrane shall be terminated at 300 mm above from the structural level and bonded with an approved contact adhesive (Dunlop GP).
Care shall be taken so as not to damage the membrane after installation.
Evalon® uses solid elasticisers rather than liquid plasticisers to produce a flexible membrane. | Normal PVC membranes are made flexible by adding liquid plasticisers. |
High solids content in Evalon® ensures minimal volumetric and flexibility loss. | Liquid plasticisers inevitably vapourise and migrate out of the membrane. |
Evalon® does not require a centrally-laid reinforcement mesh for long-term dimensional stability and strength. | Volumetric loss due to plasticiser migration requires the membrane to be reinforced for dimensional stability. |
EVA terpolymer and PVC form an exceptionally stable alloy that is compatible with bitumen and polystyrene. | Plasticised PVC is normally incompatible with bitumen and polystyrene. |
Evalon® is available in white and other light colours owing to its low plasticiser content. | Plasticised PVC is only available in dark colours due to light colour pigment migration with the plasticisers. |