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Our commitment to deliver you a broad line of roofing solutions has resulted in the development of the Elevate UltraPly TPO membrane. But what does TPO stands for? Simple, Thermoplastic Polyolefin roofing membranes.
It is made from the incorporation of an ethylene-propylene rubber into a polypropylene matrix and produced with a polyester weft inserted reinforcement. This scrim-reinforced membrane combines the flexibility of rubber with the heat-weldability of a thermoplastic in a flexible sheet with excellent lay flat characteristics.
Quick and easy installation
UltraPly TPO is available in a variety of widths up to 3.05 m providing fast, cost-effective coverage. It is a lightweight TPO membrane, offering a variety of installation options in both refurbishment and new build projects.
Strong seams
Heat-welded seams form a homogeneous bond by fusing the top and bottom sheets together, delivering consistent seam quality and high strength. The wide welding window of UltraPly TPO enables it to be installed year-round.
Suitable for green and solar roofs
Having successfully passed the EN 13948 test for resistance to root penetration, the UltraPly TPO membrane is ideal for extensive green roofing systems that use lightweight and low maintenance sedum vegetation. It can also be combined with any type of PV installation due to its reflectivity, high-temperature resistance and high wear and tear resistance.
Membrane panels are loose laid over the substrate and mechanically attached with plates and fasteners in the seams of adjoining sheets. The sheets are heat-welded.
Membrane panels are fully adhered directly to an acceptable substrate using Elevate Bonding Adhesive.
Membrane is loosely laid over the substrate and held in place using approved ballast.
Elevate UltraPly TPO is suitable for solar, green and blue roofs, being robust and durable, yet lightweight.
Since the installation of the first UltraPly TPO roof in 1996, this thermoplastic membrane is covering hundreds of millions of square meters across diverse projects globally, in climates ranging from extreme cold to intense heat.
Explore our portfolio of UltraPly TPO projects.
Our TPO Roofing Systems have also been assessed for their performance, resulting in a variety of national and international type approvals and classifications.
If not available on our Documents section, please contact our technical department or your local Elevate representative.
Elevate offers a broad range of accessories.
Elevate has expanded its offering with other roofing components, such as PIR insulation, roof cover boards and vapor control membranes.