Why Vinyl Roofing -  Thermoplastic polyvinyl chloride (PVC or vinyl) membrane roofing, is the high performing, low slope roofing solution. PVC membranes’ inherent strength, waterproofing ability and fire resistance make them a durable cool roofing material. Vinyl’s long life cycle – and the associated lower energy consumption to produce the raw material and process it into useful products – is a significant factor in its sustainability as a building product.

Reflective vinyl roofs have protected and kept buildings cool in climates around the world for decades, and are a solution to curbing high peak demand charges on electricity bills. Find out why two buildings in vastly different climates can achieve the same peak demand savings on their electricity bill, proportionately, with a cool roof. Get all the facts – bust the cool roofing myths.

Durability - PVC roofing membranes can stand up to some of the toughest stresses and have been proven to support and protect roofs throughout the world.

Sustainability - Roofs made of PVC roofing membrane contribute significantly to achieving two major objectives of green building programs – the reduction of both building cooling loads and the urban heat island effect.

Aesthetics - PVC roofing membranes’ aesthetic qualities make them the choice for any roof design.

About Chemical Fabrics & Film Association (CFFA) is an international trade association representing manufacturers of polymer-based fabric and film products, used in the building and construction, automotive, fashion and many other industries.

Sources: Chemical Fabrics & Film Association, Vinylroofs.org and CFFA Performance Products