Tile-shaped sheet
Tile-shaped sheet is an elegant and functional solution for covering the roofs of various buildings. This type of sheet metal combines the aesthetics of a traditional roof tile with the benefits of solid metal, providing high-quality weather protection.
One of the main advantages of tile-shaped sheet metal is its durability. Materials such as galvanised steel or aluminium make it corrosion-resistant and long-lasting, reducing maintenance costs. In addition, the tile-shaped sheet metal is light, which facilitates the installation process and reduces the load on the roof structure.
Aesthetically, tile-shaped sheet metal provides a traditional tile appearance, thus harmoniously fitting into various architectural styles. It is available in a variety of colours and designs, allowing building owners to customise the appearance of the roof according to their own preferences.
This solution is particularly suitable for owners of houses, cottages or other residential buildings who want to combine a traditional look with modern materials and performance. Tile-shaped sheet metal represents a combination of durability, practicality and aesthetics, making it an attractive choice for roofing.
According to its design, tile-shaped sheet metal is similar to classic covering, and it differs from the traditional tile, whose weight is 30 kg/m2, and tile-shaped sheets weigh only 5 kg/m2.
The durability of roof tile-shaped sheets in all climatic conditions should be emphasised. We offer the possibility of making the tile-shaped sheet with an anti-condensation foil.
We offer two types of tile panels:
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All profiles are made from materials of EU origin, while we offer a large selection of colours in matte and smooth versions.
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