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Product Type | Colored Stone Coated Metal Roof Tiles |
Design Size | 1340mm*420mm |
Installation Size | 1290mm*370mm |
Length of Cover | 1260mm |
Width of Cover | 370mm |
Thickness | 0.3-0.5mm |
Usage per square meter | 2.08 sheets |
Weight | 2.5-3.3 kg/sheet |
Suface Color | red,black,grey, blue, green etc |
Packing | 600pcs/pallet;16pallets/container |
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Q: What is a stone coated roofing sheet?
A: Stone coated roofing tile are made from aluminized zinc plated steel, then coated with stone chips and attached to the steel with an acrylic film.
Q: Can I walk on a stone coated metal roof?
A: Yes. Make sure you wear soft-soled shoes to avoid accidentally damaging the shingles. Above all, make sure you exercise safety precautions.
Q:What is the life expectancy of a stone coated metal roof?
A: 40-70 years
Q: Are stone coated steel roofs noisy?
A: An uncoated sheet of aluminum on top of a barn or shed is noisier in the rain than metal roofing products used on homes and commercial properties. For example, stone-coated metal roofing products are peacefully quiet in the rain due to their intricate textures and the sound-absorbing cushion of stone granules.
Q: How do I clean a stone coated metal roof?
A: For soft wash roof cleaning, do not use water pressure above 500 pound-force per square inch (PSI). Instead, carefully spray water as a soft rinse procedure rather than a removal method for algae, lichen, mildew, moss and more. A garden hose will also do.
Q: How thick is stone coated roofing?
A:When using stone coated metal roof tiles, it is usually recommended to choose a thickness of 0.4-0.6mm to ensure the quality and service life of roof tiles.
Q: Can I walk on a stone coated metal roof?
A: Yes. Make sure you wear soft-soled shoes to avoid accidentally damaging the shingles. Above all, make sure you exercise safety precautions.
Q:What is the life expectancy of a stone coated metal roof?
A: 40-70 years
Q: Are stone coated steel roofs noisy?
A: An uncoated sheet of aluminum on top of a barn or shed is noisier in the rain than metal roofing products used on homes and commercial properties. For example, stone-coated metal roofing products are peacefully quiet in the rain due to their intricate textures and the sound-absorbing cushion of stone granules.
Q: How do I clean a stone coated metal roof?
A: For soft wash roof cleaning, do not use water pressure above 500 pound-force per square inch (PSI). Instead, carefully spray water as a soft rinse procedure rather than a removal method for algae, lichen, mildew, moss and more. A garden hose will also do.
Q: How thick is stone coated roofing?
A:When using stone coated metal roof tiles, it is usually recommended to choose a thickness of 0.4-0.6mm to ensure the quality and service life of roof tiles.
Q: How often should I coat a metal roof?
A:Your metal roof needs a new coating every 2 years and touch-ups at frequent intervals, especially after storms have deposited debris or branches on the roof. To coat your roof, select a good quality roof coating.
A:Your metal roof needs a new coating every 2 years and touch-ups at frequent intervals, especially after storms have deposited debris or branches on the roof. To coat your roof, select a good quality roof coating.
Q: Do I need sheeting under a metal roof?
A:Without any underlayment in place, the roof (and consequently, the rest of the home) are more prone to exposure to weather elements like wind and moisture. A proper underlayment can also help prevent the infiltration of chemicals or resin that can leach out of your roofing materials over time.
A:Without any underlayment in place, the roof (and consequently, the rest of the home) are more prone to exposure to weather elements like wind and moisture. A proper underlayment can also help prevent the infiltration of chemicals or resin that can leach out of your roofing materials over time.
Q: Do I need an air gap under a metal roof?
A:The air gap should be ½" of air or more. The larger the air gap, the better your roof can ventilate but the foil will work the same whether your air gap is ½" or 1 foot. Your result is 97% of radiant heat is blocked and the structure (whether a home or a commercial building) is cooler inside.
A:The air gap should be ½" of air or more. The larger the air gap, the better your roof can ventilate but the foil will work the same whether your air gap is ½" or 1 foot. Your result is 97% of radiant heat is blocked and the structure (whether a home or a commercial building) is cooler inside.
Q:Is it hot under a metal roof?
A: Roofing customers often falsely assume metal roofs generate excess heat, asking “Do metal roofs attract heat?” You can reassure your customers that, no, metal roofs do not attract heat. In fact, they can help deflect heat from your home.
A: Roofing customers often falsely assume metal roofs generate excess heat, asking “Do metal roofs attract heat?” You can reassure your customers that, no, metal roofs do not attract heat. In fact, they can help deflect heat from your home.
Q:How do you seal the bottom of a metal roof?
A: Remove any protective coatings, residue or film with a solvent. Load the caulk into the gun. Apply Loctite PL Roof And Flashing Polyurethane Sealant in a steady and consistent stream along the perimeter of the joint or patch. Fill the joints from the bottom up where applicable.
A: Remove any protective coatings, residue or film with a solvent. Load the caulk into the gun. Apply Loctite PL Roof And Flashing Polyurethane Sealant in a steady and consistent stream along the perimeter of the joint or patch. Fill the joints from the bottom up where applicable.
Q:What color metal roof is best for heat?
A: Pale Shades: Light-colored metal roofs, such as white, beige, or light gray, possess remarkable reflectivity. They deflect sunlight and heat away from your roof, diminishing heat absorption and decreasing cooling expenses during hot summers.
A: Pale Shades: Light-colored metal roofs, such as white, beige, or light gray, possess remarkable reflectivity. They deflect sunlight and heat away from your roof, diminishing heat absorption and decreasing cooling expenses during hot summers.
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