Why Are Stone Coated Roof Tiles Better Than Resin Roof Tiles?

Many people like to compare resin roof tiles to stone-coated metal roof tiles. Today we will talk about the difference between stone-coated roof tiles and resin roof tiles. Which type of roof is better?

Let me first explain the commonalities between the two: stone-coated metal roof tiles and resin roof tiles are both new lightweight roofing materials. Lightweight is a common feature of both, with a weight of about 5 kilograms per square meter. Compared with traditional clay roof tiles, transportation and installation are more convenient.

Next, let's talk about the differences between these two types of roof tiles.

Material Composition

Stone-coated steel roof tiles are based on fingerprint-resistant galvanized steel plates with a thickness of usually 0.3-0.55mm. They use high-quality water-based acrylic resin as the adhesive and weather-resistant natural colored sand or dyed natural sand as the surface layer. After a unique process A new roofing material made with state-of-the-art craftsmanship. It plays a certain role in noise reduction of decorative boxes.

Resin roof tiles are usually made of synthetic resin and are therefore completely different in material from stone-coated metal roof tiles.

Service Life

In terms of longevity, it is necessary to mention the materials used by both themselves. The galvanized steel sheets used for stone-coated metal roof tiles are anti-aging and corrosion-resistant. Depending on the content of the zinc layer, the service life of the roof is guaranteed to be 30-50 years. At the same time, because acrylic resin is used as the adhesive to bond the colored sintered sand to the stone-coated metal roof tiles, it is waterproof and weather-resistant. In extreme cold and hot conditions, there is no need to worry about rain or sand leakage inside the tiles. question.

Resin roof tiles are artificially synthesized from polymer materials and have certain limitations. When faced with extremely severe weather, deformation problems may occur, and many residents in the market have reported cracking and leaking problems within 5-10 years.

Appearance Affect

Speaking of appearance, many customers who have come into contact with stone-coated metal roof tiles will sincerely sigh: the texture of stone-coated metal roof tiles is much better than resin roof tiles. Resin roof tiles themselves have a strong plastic feel due to their synthetic materials and lack of other decorative auxiliary materials.

In terms of architectural design, there are more than ten styles of stone-coated roof tiles, which can balance architectural styles such as Chinese retro, European elegance, and modern simplicity. The various colors of colored sintered sand not only give the roof a three-dimensional and full effect, but also add more fashion and aesthetics, allowing ordinary houses to be transformed to achieve the roof effect of a villa.