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The PVC vinyl membrane is a material increasingly used in Canada to cover the exterior of homes. What are the advantages of using this material, what are the different possible uses of the PVC membrane and how do you maintain it? Discover the answers without waiting.
A PVC vinyl membrane can be installed in different places. It can in particular equip:
In addition, it can be applied on fiberglass, treated wood or concrete.
The PVC vinyl membrane has many advantages. First, it is completely waterproof, preventing water from seeping in. This is the reason why it can be used in swimming pools.
Second, the PVC membrane is a very durable material. Its lifespan can be between 15 and 25 years. This material is specially designed to withstand different climatic conditions, even the most extreme. Moreover, whether in periods of high heat or winter, it retains its flexibility and does not present any cracks.
Third, the PVC membrane has a non-slip surface. Unlike tiles, which can be slippery in contact with water, the PVC vinyl membrane is perfectly safe. It dries quickly and does not retain water.
Finally, the PVC vinyl membrane offers a touch of elegance and an aesthetic side to your exterior. Very trendy material, it enhances the beauty of your terrace, patio, balcony and other structure.
The PVC vinyl membrane has the advantage of being very resistant and requires little maintenance. Here's what you need to know to maintain and clean this material.
A PVC vinyl membrane used to cover a patio, balcony, terrace or outdoor stairs is quite easy to maintain. You just need to apply water and mild soap to clean it properly.
Nevertheless, you can opt for products specially designed for the PVC material for better results. A PVC cleaner, a shampoo or a stripper can obtain a shiny surface and revive the color of the membrane.
The maintenance of the vinyl membrane used as a liner in a swimming pool is much more rigorous, since the material is constantly in contact with water.
First, regularly check the pH of the water. It must be neutral (around 7), because too acidic a pH discolors and prematurely wears out the membrane. Also check the chlorine level in the water with an electronic chlorine tester.
Secondly, the use of water from a borehole is not recommended. Indeed, it contains unfiltered metals that leave stains on the membrane. This is the reason why it is preferable to fill the pool with mains water.
Finally, avoid brushes that are too hard and abrasive products to loosen the limestone on the membrane. Over time, this equipment may alter the surface of the membrane and accelerate its wear.
If you need more information, do not hesitate to contact us; the patio cover company in Granby.
Auteur: Carl Poisson
Publié le 30 novembre 2021