Nuralite Has Over 40 Years of Waterproofing Experience in NZ

Nuralite Has Over 40 Years of Waterproofing Experience in NZ

Nuralite is New Zealand's leading supplier of flat roof waterproofing systems, offering versatile, high-performance roofing membranes and accessories. Their products are the result of years of research and development, and will deliver optimum performance in installation and use.

For more than 40 years, Nuralite systems have been waterproofing buildings in New Zealand and the Asia Pacific Region. Their systems use impermeable membranes that are secure against moisture as well as UV damage.

Nuralite's products and systems are designed to be environmentally friendly and recyclable. A good example is Nuratech TPE roofing sheets, manufactured without halogens, softeners, chlorofluorocarbons or heavy metals. In fact, this product is so safe, it can be used to collect drinkable rainwater. Nuratech TPE reflects solar radiation and helps keep the building cool, reducing cooling costs.

The Nuratherm system combines the Nuratech or Nuraply membranes with Enertherm PIR insulation boards to create a truely low energy roofing system. These products meet Europe's high standards for energy conservation and are now being specified widely in New Zealand.

For those wishing to take further steps in energy conservation, adding a Nurasolar PV panel onto the roof allows the owner to create energy to use inside. The Nurasolar panels integrate completely with the Nuratech membrane to make a high efficient roof system.

Nuralite also makes tanking systems for basements, foundations, tanks and reservoirs. Nuraply 3PT is such a product, made to completely encapsulate the space and provide a seal against damaging moisture.

Nuralite has a waterproofing system for any setting. Their cheerful, competent staff welcomes the opportunity to help each customer find the right one for their needs. Visit Nuralite website (http://www.nuralite.co.nz) for more information and detailed list of their products and services.

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