ADVANTAGES

ADVANTAGES ON TREATED WOOD

Take for example a treated wood patio. The initial manufacturing cost is certainly less expensive than PVC membrane, but it must be dyed on a regular basis; not to mention that the wood is deteriorating more and more every year.

If you have children, they cannot play sitting or kneeling without the risk of splinters.

Treated wood is very hot for the feet in summer and winter; it is always slippery when it is covered with snow. You will not have these problems with the Bestdeck deck vinyl covering. 

ADVANTAGES OVER FIBERGLASS

In some cases, fiberglass is a good product. Several people improvise manufacturing fiberglass.

But after a short delay, the fiber delaminates wood and deteriorates. In the sun, the fiber is also extremely hot for the feet; impossible to walk barefoot in the summer on the surface without getting burned. It is by far the most slippery product in winter. Covered with a thin layer of snow, it remains dangerous.

ADVANTAGES ON CERAMIC

Ceramic can be used on cement. But on wooden patios, it does not waterproof the surface.

This is not the ideal solution. It is also a very slippery product unless you use a special non-slip type tile.

ADVANTAGES ON WATERPROOFING COATINGS

There are also some elastomer-based polyurethane resin waterproofing coatings on the market that roll out following some supposedly easy steps, but do not be fooled by this type of product. Usually, after one or two seasons, it degrades and lets water leak in.

ADVANTAGES ON THE COMPETITION

Several products currently exist for the construction of a balcony or a patio. How to make the right choice among all these products? And, how do I know if I'm making the right choice? The first question to ask is this: has this product been proven? There are many new products on the market that have not yet been proven. In addition, these products often have reduced warranties. What about the PVC membrane? Is it really reliable and resistant?

One of the many positive points of our product is that it protects your plywood or cement surface from any deterioration. The membrane is glued and the joints are welded offering complete impermeability. Impossible for water to infiltrate. Vinyl is available in several color ranges (see our section on this subject). The color is permanent. The membrane does not accumulate heat in the sun in the middle of summer as does, for example, fiberglass. A pale color will stay cool. Darker colors may be warmer but they do not store heat. It is very pleasant to walk on the PVC surface.

The PVC membrane protects against cement degradation and gives your patio a very nice appearance. It is even often used to prevent water infiltration in cold rooms.

Do you have water infiltration in a room? This product is practically the only existing product to cover flat roofs requiring perfect waterproofing.

The ideal maintenance of the membrane would be to use a pressure washer. For a spring shock treatment, you can even use soapy water, let sit for a few moments, and pressure wash. Your patio will always stay the same color year after year.

The proofs are made. Our PVC vinyl membrane has been produced for nearly 40 years. No product on the market equals the quality of our PVC membrane.

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