EPDM Membranes

Featuring the best EPDM membranes in New Zealand

Offering optimal protection all year round, EPDM membranes are a popular choice for people's homes for waterproofing roofs and sealing basements and windows. Because they play a critical role in the protection of a home the quality of your choice becomes even more crucial. ArchiPro features only the best EPDM membranes in New Zealand and they are an important part of our wider range of high-quality roofing membrane products.

Types of EPDM membranes

There are two main types of EPDM membranes available in the market today.

Non-reinforced EPDM membranes

These products are made solely from EPDM material and have no reinforcement layer. They are typically used for small roofs or as an underlayment for other roofing materials.

Reinforced EPDM membranes

These membranes are made from a layer of EPDM material, reinforced with a fabric layer, usually polyester or fibreglass. This gives the membrane added strength and durability, making it suitable for use on larger roofs or roofs with high-traffic areas.

The advantages of high-quality EPDM membranes

One of the major advantages of high-quality EPDM membranes is that they are environmentally friendly. They don't need to be heated to high temperatures to be placed which prevents harmful fumes from escaping into the atmosphere. They are also highly efficient which makes them perfect for complete all-year protection for your home. Whether you want to place it on your roof or window, it helps to act like a guard against sun and water, thereby reducing the number of roofing solutions you need to go through. High-quality options are made with a better grade of construction material which means they’ll perform better and last longer. They are also supplied by reputable professionals who can give expert advice on their best use and upkeep.

How to choose an EPDM membrane that's right for you

Choosing the right EPDM membrane is key for a long-lasting and effective roofing system and there are several things to consider before making your final choice. The key factors are thickness, reinforcement, colour, installation method, and the warranty from the manufacturer. Thicker membranes provide better protection and are more resistant to damage, while reinforced membranes are recommended for high-traffic areas. The membrane colour can actually affect energy efficiency, and the installation method can affect overall cost and performance. Check the manufacturer's warranty to give you peace of mind about the longevity of the product.