What is Stone-Coated Metal Roofing Tile?

Stone coated metal roof tiles are made of galvanized steel plates with strong anti-corrosion properties as the base material, high-quality waterproof acrylic resin as the adhesive, and the surface is made of weather-resistant natural stone particles. The result is a more durable roof that still retains the aesthetic benefits of high-end roofs, such as a classic roof or a tile roof. Many consider stone coated roof tiles to be the most durable and long-lasting of all metal roofs, while also being energy efficient and very environmentally friendly. It can enhance the appearance of your roof with its elegant design and wide range of colors. Coated steel roofs are designed and manufactured to withstand all types of harsh weather, such as extreme hot and cold weather, strong winds, and heavy rain. Stone-coated metal roof tiles protect your home from the elements because the tiles are designed with an overlapping and interlocking horizontal fastening system. This horizontal fastening system fastens at right angles, creating a roof structure strong enough to withstand hurricanes, heavy snowfall, and earthquakes. Granular stone chips on the surface provide additional weather protection for the roof.

Overglaze – semi-gloss finish; added protection

Stone Granules – color; UV resistance; coverage

Basecoat – adhesion; UV protection; color blended

Acrylic Primer – priming system; enhances adhesion

Aluminum-Zinc Alloy Coating – prevents corrosion; protection

Steel – 0.33mm to 0.55mm thickness; load-bearing; flexible

Aluminum-Zinc Alloy Coating – prevents corrosion; protection

Acrylic Primer – priming system; enhances adhesion

Stone-coated steel roofs are a very popular choice as there are a wide variety of styles and colors to choose from. These metal roofing tiles can mimic almost any natural roofing material, including slate, wood shake, clay tiles or traditional asphalt combinations. Regardless of the architectural style of your home, you can choose stone-coated steel to enhance the aesthetics of your home.

Steel roof tiles are classified in the United States as a "Class A" fire-resistant, non-combustible roofing material.

Steel roof tiles are an interlocking roofing system. The tiles are individually fixed and less likely to fall from the ceiling during an earthquake.

Marine Environments – JHL ROOF roofing tiles are suitable for all marine environments and are backed by our warranty.

Sustainability – JHL ROOF roof tiles are made from high-quality zinc-aluminum coated steel and are one of the most recyclable and sustainable building products in the world.

Weatherproof Guarantee – Full 25-year weatherproof guarantee plus a sliding scale of weatherproof guarantee for the following 25 years.

Longevity – Stone coated roofing tiles are known to last a long time if installed properly. They can last 50-70 years compared to asphalt shingles that need to be replaced every 20 years. Since steel is more durable than most traditional roofing materials, it is a great investment for the long-term future.


Durability – Stone-coated metal roof tiles can withstand high winds, heavy rain or hail, and many other adverse weather conditions. Although many people think of it as a heavy material, stone-coated steel roofing tiles are actually lightweight, weighing 50 to 150 pounds per square foot.

Low Maintenance - Most roofing materials, like asphalt, should be inspected regularly to keep them in good working order. However, stone-coated steel roofing tiles are virtually maintenance-free! They form a thick shield around your house, protecting it from the elements and eliminating much of the repair costs associated with traditional roofing.

Beautiful and versatile – While functionality is essential, style and aesthetics are also important. Stone-coated steel roofs come in a variety of colors, textures and designs to complement almost any style of home.

Energy Efficiency – A common misconception about installing stone-coated metal roofing tiles is that it will get too hot in the summer and conduct heat into your home. Stone roof tiles actually reflect the sun's heat instead of absorbing it like dark asphalt materials do.