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Durable and flexible TPO membrane for watertight RV roofing solutions.
Dicor Diflex II is a non-fleece backed TPO membrane designed specifically for RV roofing applications. This product offers exceptional flexibility, allowing it to conform easily to various RV roofing surfaces, ensuring a snug and secure fit. The membrane features a light pebble pattern that not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also reduces harsh reflections, contributing to a classic look.
Constructed without plasticizers, Dicor Diflex II maintains its flexibility throughout its lifetime, making it resistant to hail damage and environmental contaminants. It is UV resistant, ensuring long-lasting performance even under harsh sunlight. The membrane remains flexible in cold weather, reducing the risk of cracking and enhancing its durability.
Dicor Diflex II is also designed for easy repairs, allowing for maintenance throughout its lifespan. It is not affected by ponding water, making it a reliable choice for various weather conditions. This 30-foot long and 9.5-foot wide membrane is available in gray, providing a practical solution for RV owners seeking a dependable roofing option.
Features
- Contains No Plasticizers To Migrate
- Remains Flexible Throughout Its Lifetime
- UV Resistant Throughout Its Lifetime
- Remains Flexible To Resist Hail Damage Throughout Its Lifetime
- Even Flexible In Cold Weather And Less Prone To Cracking
- Easily Repairable Throughout Its Lifetime
- Not Effected By Ponding Water
- Not Effected By Environmental Contaminants
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Dicor Corp.
- Manufacturer Part Number: DFII95G-30
- Length: 30 Feet
- Width: 9.5 Feet
- Color: Gray
- Material: Plastic (Thermoplastic Olefin TPO)
- Includes Installation Kit: No
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Shipping & Returns
- This product ships within the continental USA only.
- This product typically ships within 1 to 3 business days.
- Returns are accepted within 30 days for items in like-new condition. For complete details, please see our return policy.
