Comparison The Advantages And Disadvantages of Stone Coated Metal Roof Tiles And Traditional Tiles

Jzroof Stone Coated Metal Roof Tiles are new high-end metal roof tiles. Like other roof tiles, Stone Coated Metal Roof Tiles also have their own market. So what is the difference between metal tiles and other roof tiles?Where are its advantages reflected? Let's take a look together.

Stone Coated Metal Roof Tiles are superior to current clay tiles, glazed tiles, cement tiles and other products in terms of safety performance, ease of construction, energy consumption and energy saving, comprehensive cost, and aesthetics.

At present, most of the sloping roofs of buildings in our country use clay tiles, some use colored glazed tiles, and colored cement tiles have appeared in recent years, but these products have their own defects, such as clay tiles have defects such as sand holes, cracks, warping, and openings, and glazed tiles are easy fragile, easy to freeze and crack, reflective and dazzling, while cement tiles are bulky, discolored, water seepage, and high overall cost. These products also consume a lot of resources every year, and there are pollution problems in the production process.

In Western countries such as the United States and Europe, traditional clay and cement tiles are almost eliminated. The advantages of stone coated metal roofing tiles have been revealed undoubtedly. As a new type of environmentally friendly material, colored stone metal tiles are leading the new trend of roofing building materials and are increasingly trusted by the public.

Let us compare the differences and advantages between stone coated metal roofing tiles and traditional tiles.

Aesthetics

stone coated metal roofing tiles: It adopts high-temperature sintered colored sand, which has the appearance of stone and is natural and beautiful.

Traditional tile: cement texture, lack of natural beauty. The glaze is prone to fading and cracking, especially in areas with large temperature differences.

Durability

Colored stone metal tile: made of galvanized steel plate, with excellent weather resistance, permeability resistance, impact resistance, etc., and the service life can reach 30-50 years.

Traditional tiles: good durability, with an average service life of 30 years.

Windproof

stone coated metal roofing tiles: use the shear design to meet the windproof requirements. It can resist a wind speed of 160km/h, which is equivalent to a typhoon of level 14.

Traditional tiles: When the roof is hit by a strong wind, the lifting force of the wind acts on the roof vertically, and the tiles and installation nails are easily pulled out by the roots.

Rain resistance

stone coated metal roofing tiles: The exquisite tile design and fastening method ensure that rainwater will not seep in with the wind pressure when the roof slope is between 15 degrees and 90 degrees. When hit by hail, the steel tile will not crack and cause water leakage.

Traditional tiles: The unit area of ​​the tiles is small, and the connection gaps are relatively large (the overlap gap per unit area is more than twice that of the AHI roof system).

Fire Resistance

sand coated metal roofing: it is a non-combustible material. After burning at a high temperature of 760 degrees Celsius for 10 minutes, the steel tile will not deform and the colored sand will not fall off.

Traditional tiles: usually have poor fire resistance and are prone to cracking.

Insulation and Soundproofing

sand coated metal roofing: the thermal conductivity is 0.047-0.07W/(dam·K), which is a kind of thermal insulation material or thermal insulation material.

Traditional tile: the sound absorption coefficient is 0.53~0.63 (in the range of 0~1, 0 means total reflection, 1 means total absorption).

To be continued~