Product Benefits

The majority of our roof systems meet China’s GB 8624 Class A fire rating – the highest national standard for flame resistance. These certified systems effectively withstand severe fire exposure, making metal roofing the preferred choice in wildfire-prone areas.

Unlike conventional materials, metal roofs provide exceptional protection against flames and wind-driven embers, a critical advantage recognized globally in high-risk regions.

Our metal roofing delivers exceptional wind resistance – certified to China’s GB/T 7106 Class 1 (highest grade) and ISO 12491 international standards. Engineered with high-tensile steel and reinforced designs, these systems withstand extreme winds that easily damage conventional roofs.

In typhoon-prone regions like Southeast Asia’s coastlines, metal roofing is the top choice for safety, with many customers exceeding local codes for ultimate protection.

Our metal roofing achieves China’s GB/T 17743 Class 4 impact resistance (highest certification) and complies with ISO 12492 international standards. In hail-prone regions like Central Europe’s highlands and Asia’s plateau areas, these systems dramatically reduce roof replacement risks from hailstorms.

Engineered with high-tensile steel and multi-layer coatings, they outperform conventional materials.

While traditional asphalt shingle roofs typically last 10-17 years, our metal roofing systems deliver 40+ years of protection – with standing seam and hidden-fastened shingles often exceeding 50 years.

This exceptional longevity means most property owners will never face roof replacement costs, making metal roofing the ultimate lifelong investment for both homes and commercial buildings.

Over 90% of our painted metal roofing features high solar reflectivity (25%-73% reflectivity), actively deflecting heat to keep buildings cooler and reduce cooling costs.

While stone-coated systems achieve insulation through air gaps in their tile profiles, our reflective roofs deliver direct energy savings—proven to lower AC expenses by up to 20% in hot climates like the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

Steel roofing weighs on average 1/2 that of asphalt shingles, 1/8th vs. slate and clay roofs, and 1/10th vs. concrete tile. In spite of that, steel is far stronger than any of these – with nearly every system withstanding from 50,000 to 80,000 pounds of pressure per square inch. That strength is part of what makes steel wind, hail, and fire resistant.

We see a number of customers choose metal tile roofing because their existing structure won’t support the weight of concrete or clay tile. Over time these materials would cause rafters to bow and compromise the structural integrity of buildings designed for commonplace materials. Metal tile roofing weighs 1.1 to 1.5 lbs per square foot – no problem for standard construction methods.