Polyglass Launched Mapeplan PVC Roofing in U.S.
The company has introduced its thermoplastic roofing system to the American construction market.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Construction
Polyglass has officially entered the U.S. thermoplastic roofing market with the launch of its Mapeplan PVC system. This integrated roofing suite includes membranes, bonding adhesives, accessories, and polyiso insulation.
Why it matters
Polyglass intends to simplify roof specification and installation for construction professionals by offering a comprehensive, integrated product line.
The Mapeplan PVC product line has a track record of 17 years of international use with over 9 million square feet installed globally. The system is designed to resist UV exposure, chemicals, grease, and industrial contaminants.
The players
Polyglass
Polyglass is a manufacturer specializing in roofing and waterproofing systems that recently expanded its product offerings into the U.S. market.
The details
Contractors can install the Mapeplan PVC system using adhered or mechanically attached assemblies. Installation techniques available for the new system include induction welding and in-seam fastening methods.
Timeline
The product has been used internationally for 17 years.
Polyglass launched the system in the United States on October 2, 2026.
Market Landscape
The entry of the Mapeplan PVC system reflects a broader industry move toward providing comprehensive roofing solutions through single-source manufacturers. This strategy allows companies to better compete by positioning their integrated suites against fragmented, multi-vendor roofing installations.
Professional contractors in the U.S. can now incorporate this pre-tested system into their project specifications for industrial and commercial roofing. The integrated nature of the components may streamline procurement and installation processes for firms using these specific thermoplastic assemblies.
The takeaway
Builders looking to standardize their material supply chains may find this new integrated system useful for reducing procurement complexity. Professionals should review the manufacturer installation specifications to determine if this product aligns with current project requirements.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Roofing Contractor.
