Nonwoven fabric is a new generation of environmentally friendly materials, with strong, breathable and waterproof, environmental protection, flexibility, non-toxic and tasteless, and cheap and other advantages. It is a new generation of environmental protection materials, with water-repellent, breathable, flexible, non-combustion-supporting, non-toxic and non-irritating, rich color and other characteristics.

Construction method of building roof nonwoven fabric:

Laying method of non-woven fabric:

1. Roll by hand; Cloth surface should be smooth, and leave a deformation margin.

2. The installation of filament or filament geotextile is usually used by several methods of bonding, stitching and welding. The width of stitching and welding is generally more than 0.1m, and the lap width is generally more than 0.2M. Geotextiles that may be exposed for a long time should be welded or stitched.

3. In the construction, the geotextiles above the geomembrane are naturally bonded, and the geotextiles above the geomembrane are stitched or welded with hot air. Hot air welding is the first connection method of filament geotextile, that is, the hot air gun to the connection of two pieces of cloth instantaneously heated at high temperature, so that part of it reaches a melting state, and immediately use a certain external force to make it firmly bonded together. In the case of wet (rain and snow) weather can not be thermal adhesive connection, geotextile should take another method a suture connection method, that is, a special sewing machine for two-line suture connection, and the use of chemical UV resistant suture line.

Qingdao Victor New Material Co. Ltd is a professional nonwoven products manufacturer located in Shandong, China.  The factory founded in 2013, specified in nonwoven related products（Nonwoven fabrics, Spunlace, Wipes, Roofing Nonwoven）from nonwoven fabric to finished products.  We have three major product lines, spunbond, meltblown, and spunlace.  Qingdao Victor New Material Co. Ltd offer one stop service from design, manufacturing, packaging, and shipping.