PTFE, or polytetrafluoroethylene, is a Teflon coated woven fiberglass membrane that is extremely durable and weather resistant. PTFE fiberglass membranes can be installed in climates ranging from the frigid arctic to the scorching desert heat with a project life in some cases exceeding 30 years.

ETFE

ETFE (Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene) can be applied in multiple ways such as single, double, or triple layered applications. The material is durable, highly transparent and very lightweight in comparison to glass structures.

PVC

PVC, or polyvinyl chloride, is available as a woven or non-woven material. PVC membrane is a cost-effective alternative to traditional roofing systems and can be produced in a multitude of colors to coordinate with individual building project needs.

Insulated Tensotherm Membrane

Tensotherm is a composite system comprised of a PTFE fiberglass membrane exterior skin, a thin translucent insulation blanket embedded with aerogel, and a thinner and lighter acoustic or vapor barrier interior liner.

E-PTFE

PTFE-coated high translucency (ePTFE) fabric membrane is a dynamic tensile material unmatched for its aesthetics and durability, which is a woven, non-flammable material uses 100 percent fluoropolymer coating and can offer up to 40 percent light transmission (versus just 13 percent with PVC), eliminating glare to allow broad illumination throughout a given interior space.