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MONARFLEX® EMERGENCY ROOF

Emergency tarpaulins

MONARFLEX® NOTDACH is a highly durable emergency tarpaulin with 3 years UV protection and approximately 35 % light transmission. The mesh reinforcement ensures shape stability, tear and tear-propagation resistance, providing long-lasting protection against wind and weather. Large waterproof welded eyelets and LDPE material guarantee high water tightness. The lifting device allows fast and flexible handling and installation.

Application
Ideal for temporary protection of construction sites, machinery, and materials from wind, rain, and weather. Flexible even in cold conditions, with robust, resealable eyelets for maximum versatility.

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MONARFLEX® NOTDACH fire resistant

MONARFLEX® temporary roof FIRE RESISTENT

The MONARFLEX® FIRE RESISTENT temporary roof is a high-performance LDPE sheet with strong polyester reinforcement. It provides excellent tear strength and eyelet resistance, ensuring reliable protection against weather conditions. With a light transmission of at least 50%, it maintains good working conditions underneath the cover.

Application
For temporary roofing on construction sites and renovation projects with fire safety requirements.

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TEGUROOF EMERGENCY ROOF

Emergency roof

Patented tarpaulin for the temporary sealing of a roof after fire, storm or hail damage or to quickly protect the roof of a dwelling under construction from rain. The lightweight tarpaulin is made of highly UV-resistant polyethylene tape fabric with diagonal reinforcement tapes and has a tear resistance comparable to a tarpaulin three times heavier. In the middle, the emergency roof is equipped with a high-strength wooden disk and an M12 eye bolt for lifting. Every meter of the emergency roof is fitted with 10 mm diameter aluminium eyelets.
Your advantages at a glance Tarpaulin cover
Temporary protection during the construction phase
Waterproof element in an emergency
High tensile strength thanks to reinforcing straps

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