The places where building roofs are prone to leaks usually include the following areas:
1. The junction between the ridge and the roof: The ridge is the highest part of the roof, and the junction with the roof is often impacted by wind and rain. If the construction or material selection is improper, leakage problems are likely to occur.
2. The junction between the roof and the wall: If the joints in this part are not handled properly, rainwater may seep in. Especially at the connection between the exterior wall and the roof, the waterproof material may age or break.
3. Penetrations such as skylights, chimneys, and vents: If the waterproof treatment around these components that penetrate the roof is not strict enough, it is easy to become a leak point. Especially the edges of skylights or pipes may fail to seal.
4. Eaves: The edges of the eaves are exposed to the outside for a long time and are eroded by rain all year round, and the waterproof material is prone to aging or cracking.
5. Roof drainage system: If the drains and drains are blocked, rainwater cannot be discharged in time, and it is easy for accumulated water to leak into the house.
Regarding the welded Haimei waterproof tiles, this type of tile can effectively prevent rainwater from penetrating through the joints through welding. Moreover, the welding connection method is more solid than the traditional bonding or overlapping, which can greatly improve the waterproof performance. Good quality welded waterproof tiles, if properly installed and maintained, can effectively prevent leakage for 20 years or even longer.
This material is usually suitable for buildings with particularly high waterproof requirements, such as chemical plants, food factories, etc., especially buildings in coastal areas, and can withstand strong winds and rains.
