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    Transition between PVC and TPO Membranes Simplifies Complex Details

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorJune 16, 20262 Mins Read
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    Duro-Last, a member of the Amrize family of brands and a manufacturer of custom-fabricated single-ply roofing systems, has launched its PVC/TPO Tie-In Strip, an innovation designed to solve one of the industry’s most persistent installation challenges: creating a reliable, watertight transition between PVC and TPO membranes.

    Historically, connecting dissimilar single-ply systems has required time-intensive field fabrication and inconsistent detailing, increasing the risk of variability and long-term performance concerns. The Duro-Last PVC/TPO Tie-In Strip addresses this issue with a purpose-built, engineered solution to provide contractors with a faster, more consistent approach to completing critical tie-in conditions.

    The PVC/TPO Tie-In features a 10-foot strip with an 8-inch PVC skirt and a 6-inch TPO skirt, both factory-welded to PVC/TPO-coated metal to enable secure structural fastening and membrane compatibility. Prepunched fastening patterns and clearly defined welding parameters promote consistent installation across crews, reducing variability and supporting long-term watertight performance.

    The introduction of this product comes at a time when hybrid roofing conditions are becoming increasingly common. Reroofing projects, retrofits and phased building expansions often require transitions between existing and new membrane types, creating added complexity for contractors in the field. The PVC/TPO Tie-In is designed specifically to meet these evolving job-site demands, enabling contractors to complete transitions more efficiently and with greater confidence.

    This innovation has already earned industry recognition, receiving the 2026 Innovative Product Showcase & Awards distinction at the 2026 International Roofing Expo and the Expert’s Choice Award for roofing products. These honors highlight the product’s role as a contractor-focused solution that addresses real-world challenges.

    The PVC/TPO Tie-In Strip reflects Duro-Last’s broader commitment to innovation through engineered solutions. The brand continues to develop products designed to streamline installation, reduce complexity and enhance performance standards across the commercial roofing industry by addressing real-world challenges contractors face every day.

    For more information about the PVC/TPO Tie-In Strip, as well as Duro-Last’s vast catalog of innovative commercial roofing solutions, visit duro-last.com.

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