Prokol Protective Coating Systems
Specialist waterproofing, protective coating, flooring and fire-protection technologies selected according to the substrate, exposure, operational requirements and complete documented system build-up.
Forti Nova is a Prokol Outreach Partner, supporting UK projects with system selection, technical coordination, project assessment and access to manufacturer support.
The Prokol System Range
Specialist products covering emergency repair sealant, protective coatings, spray-applied roof protection, hot-applied polyurea and reaction-to-fire surface coatings.
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ProFix
Rapid Localised Repair and Detailing
A one-component MS Hybrid Polymer for fast and temporary localised repairs and detailing, including suitable localised repairs where application underwater is required. It is not a complete waterproofing membrane, structural repair or universal permanent solution.
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MonoSeal
Cold-Applied Liquid Roof Waterproofing System
A cold-applied liquid waterproofing system for suitable flat-roof and refurbishment constructions. Substrate condition, preparation, detailing and the complete documented system build-up must be confirmed before specification.
TopSpray35
Aliphatic UV-Stable Protective Topcoat
An aliphatic UV-stable protective topcoat used within suitable documented metal-roof, cladding and refurbishment systems. Substrate condition, preparation, primer, underlying build-up, exposure and warranty eligibility require project-specific confirmation.
Rocathaan HotSpray PA 260-FR
Fast-Reacting Spray-Applied Pure-Polyurea Membrane
A specialist fast-reacting spray-applied pure-polyurea membrane for suitable waterproofing, protective-lining and containment applications. Substrate preparation, primer selection, plural-component equipment and the complete system specification must be confirmed for the project.
FireGuard Pro 200
Thin-Film Reaction-to-Fire Surface Coating
A two-component high-solids surface coating used within suitable documented constructions where improved reaction-to-fire performance is required. The manufacturer PDS references A2-s1,d0 under EN 13501-1 for the exact classified construction documented in Classification Report 18831B. It is not an intumescent coating and does not provide a fire-resistance period.
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ProFast Flooring
Autocatalytic Polyurea Floor Coating
A 2-component autocatalytic floor coating based on polyurea combinations. Colour-fast, UV proof, quick-curing. Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications on confirmed substrates. Article 16200.
Prokol Protective Coating Systems
Six controlled application pathways: ProFix (localised repair and detailing), MonoSeal (cold-applied liquid roof waterproofing), TopSpray35 (aliphatic UV-stable protective topcoat), Rocathaan HotSpray PA 260-FR (spray-applied pure-polyurea membrane), FireGuard Pro 200 (reaction-to-fire surface coating) and ProFast Flooring (autocatalytic polyurea floor coating). Each serves a distinct function — selection depends on the substrate, exposure, performance requirement and documented system build-up.
Open System SelectorOne-component MS Hybrid Polymer for fast and temporary localised repairs and detailing, including suitable localised repairs where application underwater is required. Not a complete waterproofing membrane or structural repair.
Cold-applied liquid waterproofing system for suitable flat-roof and refurbishment constructions. Substrate condition, preparation, detailing and the complete documented system build-up must be confirmed before specification.
UV-stable aliphatic topcoat used within suitable documented metal-roof, cladding and refurbishment systems. Substrate condition, preparation, primer, build-up, exposure and warranty eligibility require project-specific confirmation.
Fast-reacting spray-applied pure-polyurea membrane for suitable waterproofing, protective-lining and containment applications. Plural-component equipment and complete system specification must be confirmed for the project.
Two-component high-solids surface coating where improved reaction-to-fire performance is required. PDS references A2-s1,d0 (EN 13501-1, Report 18831B) for the exact classified construction. Not intumescent — does not provide fire resistance.
2-component autocatalytic polyurea floor coating. Colour-fast, UV proof, quick-curing. For indoor and outdoor applications on confirmed substrates. Substrate condition, moisture content and system build-up must be confirmed.
Project Review Disclaimer
All system recommendations are subject to project assessment and substrate suitability review. Technical information provided is for guidance only. Warranties are subject to application by trained approved applicators and full compliance with manufacturer specification. Prokol system specifications are controlled by the manufacturer — not all systems are suitable for all applications. Please request a project assessment before proceeding.
The Prokol System Distinction
Understanding the difference between waterproofing, protective coatings, traffic-bearing systems and fire protection determines which Prokol product is relevant.
Waterproofing vs Protective Coating
Waterproofing creates a barrier against water penetration. Protective coating provides durability, UV resistance and surface protection — often applied over a waterproofing system. Monoseal and TopSpray35 serve as protective coatings. They are not substitutes for waterproofing membranes in high-consequence applications.
Spray-Applied Polyurea vs Coatings
Rocathaan HotSpray PA 260-FR is a fast-reacting spray-applied pure-polyurea membrane for suitable waterproofing, protective-lining and containment applications. Plural-component heated equipment and the complete documented system specification are required. It is not a topcoat or general surface coating.
Localised Repair vs Membrane System
ProFix is for fast and temporary localised repairs and detailing — it is not a complete waterproofing membrane or structural repair. Where the full roof or surface requires waterproofing, a documented membrane system must be specified.
Spray-Applied vs Roller/Brush
TopSpray35 is spray-applied — suited to suitable metal-roof and cladding refurbishment systems where output and access allow. MonoSeal is roller/brush-applied — suited to flat-roof and refurbishment constructions. Application method, substrate and system build-up must all be confirmed.
Roof Protection vs Fire Protection
FireGuard Pro is an interior fire-rated coating system. It has nothing in common with roof coatings — different chemistry, different application context, different compliance requirements. Never specify a roof coating for fire protection or vice versa.
Refurbishment vs New Build
All Prokol systems can be applied in refurbishment and new-build contexts. In refurbishment, existing coating compatibility assessment is mandatory. Incompatible existing coatings must be removed before Prokol system application.
Common Specification Questions
What is Forti Nova's relationship with Prokol?
Forti Nova is a Prokol Outreach Partner, supporting UK projects with system selection, technical coordination, project assessment and access to manufacturer support. The Prokol products supported include ProFix, MonoSeal, TopSpray35, Rocathaan HotSpray PA 260-FR, FireGuard Pro 200 and ProFast Flooring.
Which Prokol product is a spray-applied polyurea membrane?
Rocathaan HotSpray PA 260-FR. It is a fast-reacting spray-applied pure-polyurea membrane for suitable waterproofing, protective-lining and containment applications. The complete system specification, substrate preparation and primer must be confirmed for every project.
Which Prokol product is for roof protection?
TopSpray35 is an aliphatic UV-stable protective topcoat used within suitable documented metal-roof, cladding and refurbishment systems. MonoSeal is a cold-applied liquid waterproofing system for suitable flat-roof and refurbishment constructions. Both require project-specific confirmation of substrate condition, preparation, primer, build-up and warranty eligibility.
Which Prokol product is for fire protection?
FireGuard Pro 200. Applied to interior walls and ceilings in commercial and residential buildings where fire-rated surface performance is required. Not related to roof coatings.
When is Prokol more appropriate than Liquid Rubber?
Liquid Rubber = waterproofing membranes (SprayGrade, HBS200, BelowGrade) for roofs, gutters and below-ground structures. Prokol = specialist protective coatings, polyurea membranes, reaction-to-fire surface coatings and floor coatings. The appropriate system depends on the substrate, performance requirement and documented system build-up — contact our technical team for a project-specific assessment.
Why Protection Matters
Technical reasoning behind Prokol system selection — UV stability, traffic logic, movement accommodation, polyurea chemistry and primer failure analysis.
Waterproofing vs Protection
Why liquid rubber waterproofs and Prokol protects — the functional distinction.
ReadWhy UV Stability Matters
How UV degrades coatings and why stabilised formulations extend service life to 25–35 years.
ReadWhy Traffic Changes Specification
Vehicle loading, polyurea chemistry, and why roof coatings fail on car park decks.
ReadPolyurea vs Liquid Rubber
Chemistry, cure time, elongation and when each system is appropriate.
ReadWhy Elastomerics Matter on Metal Roofs
Thermal movement, elongation and why rigid coatings crack on steel roofing.
ReadWhy Coatings Crack on Movement
Elongation limits, cyclic fatigue and substrate movement ranges.
ReadWhy Protective Systems Fail Prematurely
Specification, primer and preparation errors that cause early failure.
ReadProkol System Questions
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