Tactile Classic Profile Stone Coated Steel Roofing Tile, 0.4mm, Rosso Shade

Tactile Classic Profile Tile

The Tactile Stone Coated Tile provides a high-performance roofing solution designed for long-term structural integrity in diverse climates. This Classic profile variant utilizes a multi-layered steel core protected by an Aluzinc alloy to prevent corrosion in harsh environments. The Rosso shade offers a deep, consistent red finish that resists fading from UV exposure while maintaining the traditional aesthetic of clay tiles with modern durability.

Built for the Job

Site supervisors and contractors specify this roofing material because it combines the strength of steel with the acoustic properties of natural stone. Unlike standard iron sheets, the textured surface of this material significantly dampens rain noise. The lightweight nature of the steel core reduces the load on the roof trusses compared to concrete or clay alternatives. This allows for faster installation and potential savings on the supporting timber structure. The interlocking system ensures that each unit remains secure during high-wind events, providing a weather-tight seal against heavy rain and moisture ingress.

• Residential roofing projects requiring a traditional Mediterranean look.

• Commercial buildings needing a low-maintenance, fire-resistant roof.

• Coastal or high-humidity regions where corrosion resistance is vital.

Product Highlights

Multi-Layered Protection

The base steel is coated with an aluminum-zinc alloy that provides double the lifespan of traditional galvanized coatings.

Natural Stone Finish

• Uses UV-resistant volcanic stone chips for permanent color retention.
• Clear acrylic overglaze prevents moss growth and protects the stone layer.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x Tactile Classic Profile Stone Coated Steel Tile (Rosso Shade)

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Install this roofing sheet on timber or steel battens with a spacing of exactly 368mm to 370mm center-to-center.

• Use serrated roofing nails or specialized cladding screws for fastening to ensure the interlocking laps remain tight.

• Avoid using high-speed disc cutters on the steel tiles as the heat can damage the protective Aluzinc and stone coating layers.

• Always walk on the battens or in the pans of the tiles during installation to prevent deformation of the Classic profile.