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BGA is an authorized Tuffwall contractor and can help protect your home with their patented waterproofing formula.
Tuffwall consists of multidirectional fiberglass impregnated with acrylic-based raisins, when applied directly to a structural surface, Tuffwall functions like stucco for walls and functions like slate and tiles for floors and decks. However, Tuffwall offers many features superior to traditional finish surfaces.
- Ultra lightweight, with fast, easy installations
- Non-cracking, non-peeling, non-eroding
- Unlimited colors and textures
- Long-lasting, with low maintenance
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Summary of TUFFWALL Features
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ROOF DECK |
EXTERIOR WALL |
| Attractive! |
Creates a beautiful area with unlimited colors, designs, architetural textures and borders. |
Creates a beautiful area with unlimited colors, architectural patterns, stucco texture, and border lines. |
| Cost! |
It is less expensive than tiles, bricks, flagstone, slate, and marble. |
It is less expensive than stucco and most sidings. |
Waterproofing
No Cracking! |
Waterproofs roofs, decks, balconies, patios, walkways, carports, raised concrete slabs, and protects lumber from rotting. Stops rebar corrosion in concrete. |
Multidirectional stranded fiberglass and reinforced TuffWall applied with acrylic based coat and finish coat repels the water and moisture while preventing the surface from cracking. |
Easy to Clean
and Maintain! |
Wash with water hose. Oil and grease stains are easily cleaned. |
Colors do not fade. Surface washes with hose. Oil and grease stains are easily cleaned. |
| Installation! |
Fast installation, usable immediately. |
Fast installation. The TuffWall is finished in most cases in only one day including color, texture, pattern, even seal. |
| Usage! |
Install on hard surfaces such as wood, concrete, tile, or flagstone. Turns unsightly pool decks, patios, driveways, walkways, or planters into an area of beauty. Maybe used as tile backing. It is used for residential and commercial installations. |
Install on plywood, gypsom board, styrofoam insulation, stucco, most existing dilapidated siding, concrete surfaces, and rebar corrosion. |
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