FAQs

Please email all orders to orders@triflex.co.uk or call the logistics team on 01785 819119 option 2.

Standard delivery is Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm. Morning, afternoon and timed deliveries can be requested at an additional cost.

Special delivery requirements including vehicles with tail lifts and rigid vehicles can be requested at an additional cost.

Product data sheets are available to download in the download centre, here. You can also access them by choosing the system you require and viewing the technical details page.

Yes we can produce bespoke colours, we also provide a colour matching service.

For further details on this service please contact the Triflex Technical Team on 01785 819119 option 1, email tech@triflex.co.uk or get in touch here.

If you require Safety Data Sheets, please contact the Triflex Technical Team on 01785 819119 option 4, email tech@triflex.co.uk or get in touch here.

The maximum ambient and / or substrate temperature for the application of the majority of Triflex PMMA materials is approximately 35°C and the materials should not be stored in direct sunlight or in temperatures above 25°C. To accurately measure substrate temperature, we recommend a non-contact infrared measuring gun which are readily available from Triflex. Particular care should be taken with darker substrates which will be subject to higher solar gain, and warm roof build ups as the heat will not sink into the substrate.

The consequences of application when the temperature is too high are generally a sticky / tacky surface and a reduction in mechanical and physical properties. This is rare, however if this occurs please cease works immediately and contact our technical team on 01785 819119 option 4 or tech@triflex.co.uk.

If you are interested in becoming a Triflex Authorised Installer please complete the online application for here. Alternatively please get in contact with your local Business Development Manager who will be happy to help you through the process of your application.

All Triflex Training courses will cover the following topics, specific topics will be covered depending on selected course:

• Introduction to Triflex
• Preparation
• Priming
• Repairs and filling
• Detail waterproofing solutions

You can find full details here.

Triflex liquid applied waterproofing systems are totally cold applied and are a safe alternative torch on system. Due to this benefit, they can contribute towards lower insurance premiums for companies, including main contractors. In addition liquid applied waterproofing systems allow projects to be carried out at all times of the year without the need to remove occupants from the building.

Other benefits of cold liquid applied waterproofing:

• Ideal for new build and refurbishment
• Short site-closure periods due to minimal application processes and rapid curing even at low temperatures
• Easy to maintain
• Can be applied at temperatures down to -5°C
• Proven, long-term durability

Find out more about the benefits of liquid waterproofing here.

The British Standard of relevance is BS 6229 “Code of Practice for Flat Roofs with Continuously Supported Coverings”. This is the main standard for all flat roofing and includes information on overall design and drainage. Reference should also be made to the LRWA Code of Practice for Roofs.

PMMA stands for polymethyl methacrylate. It is a tough, transparent material with excellent resistance to ultraviolet radiation and weathering. It can be coloured, moulded, cut, drilled, and formed. These properties make it ideal for many applications including aeroplane windshields, skylights, automobile taillights, and outdoor signs.

You can find out more about PMMA here

PMMA shows excellent resistance to aging and weathering, including natural UV radiation. Therefore it does not turn yellow or become brittle even after many years of outdoor exposure to various climates around the world.

PMMA is generally characterised for its exceptional chemical resistance. Parts made from PMMA are resistant to most inorganic chemicals, aliphatic hydrocarbons, cycloaliphatic compounds, fats and oils at room temperature, and also to diluted acids and concentrated solutions of most alkalis at temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius.