Known for its widespread use around the world, polyvinyl chloride or PVC stands out for its durability and adaptability. Originally a hard and brittle material, PVC's physical properties can be altered by the addition of plasticisers, making it extremely flexible, which is crucial for our applications. This flexible form is particularly useful as a covering material for lightweight halves, similar to the material commonly used to cover trucks.

The specificity of this material lies in its composition, which includes an internal mesh (armature) that prevents tearing, giving the material excellent durability. PVC is distinguished from other plastics by its fire resistance, which is ensured by its high chlorine content. The material does not ignite until temperatures rise above 400 °C, adding an important element of fire safety.

By using PVC as a coating material, it is possible to ensure that structures are protected from the weather and UV rays for decades. The material is designed to withstand wind, sun and rain without compromising its quality, and is also resistant to alcohols, oils and certain types of acids and alkalis.

Of course, not all PVC materials are equally suitable - there are also cheap manufacturers on the market whose materials are not covered by the above. We have trusted two manufacturers - Saddler Group and Mehler Texnologies. Their PVC material is produced in Germany, where the manufacturer is renowned for the superior quality of its fabrics.

These fabrics meet all the necessary safety and fire resistance standards, confirming that our PVC coatings are manufactured to the highest safety standards and that the manufacturing process has undergone proper quality control. When you choose our PVC covers, you're investing in the protection of your property and you're getting quality that will last through the decades.