Stone-coated roof tiles are a durable roofing solution made from galvanized steel coated with natural stone chips. They combine the strength of steel with the aesthetic appeal of traditional roofing materials like clay or concrete tiles. These tiles are available in various sizes and colors, offering excellent weather resistance and longevity. They are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, provide insulation, and enhance the overall appearance of residential and commercial buildings.
Stone-coated roof tiles typically come in various sizes to accommodate different roofing needs and styles. Here are some common sizes:
Standard Sizes:
- Overall Size: 1340 mm × 420 mm
- This measurement includes an 8 mm rib height.
- Cover Size: 1290 mm × 370 mm
- This is the effective coverage area of each tile when installed, accounting for overlap.
Alternative Sizes:
- Overall Size: 1280 mm × 420 mm
- Again, including an 8 mm rib height.
- Cover Size: 1230 mm × 370 mm
- Effective coverage area after overlap.
Features and Specifications:
- Material: Stone-coated roof tiles are typically made from galvanized steel coated with a layer of natural stone chips.
- Colors: They are available in a variety of colors to mimic traditional roofing materials like clay or concrete tiles, but with added durability and weather resistance.
- Installation: These tiles often feature an interlocking design for easier installation and better weatherproofing.
- Advantages: They combine the aesthetic appeal of traditional roofing materials with the lightweight, durable nature of steel, providing longevity and resistance to elements like wind, rain, and hail.
Customization:
Manufacturers may offer customization options for sizes based on specific project requirements or regional preferences. It’s advisable to consult with your supplier or manufacturer to ensure you select the right size and style of stone-coated roof tiles for your project.
