Roman Tile G28 Pre-painted Steel Roofing Sheet, 3.0m

Roman Tile Steel Sheet

The Roman Tile Steel Roofing provides a durable and aesthetically consistent solution for residential and commercial structures requiring the classic look of clay tiles with the structural integrity of modern metal. This G28 gauge material features a multi-layered protective coating to resist corrosion in diverse environmental conditions. It is engineered for long-span applications where reducing the number of joints is critical for leak prevention.

Built for the Job

Contractors select this specific profile because it offers high rigidity-to-weight ratios, allowing for wider purlin spacing compared to thinner gauge alternatives. The 3.0-meter length is optimized for standard roof pitches, minimizing waste during the cutting phase. The deep trough design facilitates rapid water runoff during heavy rainfall, preventing pooling that can lead to oxidation at the overlap points. This material handles the thermal expansion and contraction cycles common in tropical climates without compromising the fastener integrity.

• Residential roofing for single and multi-story dwellings.

• Commercial warehouse cladding where aesthetic finish is required.

• Renovation projects replacing heavy traditional clay tile systems.

Product Highlights

Advanced Coating Technology

The substrate consists of Aluzinc-coated steel which provides up to four times the atmospheric corrosion resistance of standard galvanized layers.

Structural Specifications

• G28 gauge thickness ensures minimal oil-canning and high impact resistance.
• The 3000mm length reduces horizontal laps, significantly lowering the risk of capillary water ingress.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x 3.0-Meter Roman Tile Iron Sheet

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Store these sheets in a dry, slanted position to prevent moisture entrapment between surfaces during onsite storage.

• Always use color-matched roofing screws with EPDM washers to maintain the weather seal at every crest fastening point.

• When cutting the steel, use a cold-cutting saw or shears rather than an angle grinder to prevent edge burn and preserve the warranty.

• Ensure the purlins are level across the entire roof plane to prevent distortion of the tile profile during the screwing process.