Specifications

Modern Classical Tile - Stone Coated Steel Roofing Tile
1.Long life span
2.Easy installation
3.Cover: 2.08pcs/sqm

Specifications

Modern Classical Tile - Stone Coated Steel Roofing Tile 1.Long life span 2.Easy installation 3.Cover: 2pcs/sqm

Modern Classical Tile - Stone Coated Steel Roofing Tile  

 

Color stone coated metal roof is based on Al-Zn(known as zincalume or galvalume steel)steel.the before and after protective film treatment,together with high precisionpressure-shaped gravel ensure the roof to be the best roofing material.coated with an alloy composed of Al 55%,Zn 43.4%,Si 1.6%,with non-toxic acrylic adhesive and natural stone,color stone coated metal roof provides the advantages of long life,strength,durability and beauty.

 

Name	Stone Coated Roof Tile
Brand	Richer
Overall length	1400; 1340mm; 1300mm
Length of cover	1340mm ;1290mm;1250mm
Overall width	420mm
Width of cover	370mm
Upstand	25mm
Roof cover/tile	0.48sqm/per pcs
Pcs/sqm	2.08 pcs/per sqm
Weight/pcs	2.8 kg/pcs
Color:	many color provide
Feature	1. Colorful, Many choices on color 2. Nice perspective Non-cracking, Non-tearing, Non-curling 3. Fire proof 4. Light weight 5. Easy to install 6. Less labor cost 7. Non-noise 8. Resistant to earthquakes, Typhoons, Excessive heat and cold 9. Recycling , Environmental protection 10. Up to 30 years quality guarantee

1. excellent durability	products usehigh strength steel plate as the basic material,from top to bottom,the multi-layer protective treatment ensure excellent corrosion resistance and durability.
2. light,versatility and economy	weight of color stone coated metal roof is only 1/6 weight of an ordinary cement tile, it is very convenient for removal,construction and using,which is substantial saving construction time and costs.
3. a solid roof structure	metal tile using a unique waterproof,windproof and solid nail design provides the features of effective anti-lightenting, againststrong winds,heavy snow,heavy rain,hail,fire-resistant and earthquake-resistant.

 

Ability to resist natural disasters