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When choosing a liquid waterproofing system for flat roofs, durability, flexibility, and installation speed are critical. Whether you’re managing a retrofit, urgent repair, or new roofing project, selecting the right solution can significantly impact performance and cost.
TriRoof offers two advanced cold applied waterproofing systems: MultiFlex and HPX Hybrid Polymer. Both deliver high-performance results—but which one is best for your project?
This guide breaks it down.
MultiFlex is a high-performance liquid waterproofing overlay system designed for both new and existing flat roofs. It bonds directly to surfaces like asphalt, felt, timber, GRP, and concrete—eliminating costly strip-offs.
HPX is a hybrid polymer liquid roofing system that forms a seamless, elastic waterproof membrane. It’s a ready-to-use solution, making installation quick, easy, and reliable—even in poor conditions.
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Feature
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MultiFlex
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HPX Hybrid Polymer
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Application
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Cold applied system
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Ready-to-use liquid
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Weather Range
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Down to 1°C
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Cold, hot & damp
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Cure Time
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30-60 minutes
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2-4 hours
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Guarantee
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20 years
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20 years
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Flexibility
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High-performance system
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Elastic membrane
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Choose MultiFlex if you need:
Choose HPX if you need:
Yes. Both MultiFlex and HPX are designed as overlay systems, allowing you to upgrade existing flat roofs without removal. This reduces cost, time, and disruption.
HPX is the best option for urgent repairs. Its ready-to-use formula and ability to cure in damp conditions make it ideal for fast, effective waterproofing.
No. Both are cold applied waterproofing systems, improving safety and reducing installation risks.
Every project is different—and choosing the right flexible roof system is essential for long-term performance.
Whether you need:
TriRoof has a proven solution to meet your needs.
Not sure which system is right for your project?
👉 Contact our team today for expert guidance on the best liquid waterproofing for flat roofs solution.
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