Roman Tile Iron Sheet, Charcoal Grey, 28 Gauge, 2.0m

Roman Charcoal Iron Sheet

The Roman Tile Iron Sheet provides a high-performance roofing solution for residential and commercial structures requiring a classic aesthetic. This 2.0-meter length sheet features a pre-painted Aluzinc coating for superior corrosion resistance. It suits various roof pitches and architectural designs.

Built for the Job

Contractors specify this profile when the project demands the visual appeal of traditional clay tiles without the associated structural weight. The lightweight nature of these steel sheets allows for reduced timber or steel truss requirements. This efficiency lowers overall material costs for the supporting framework. Site supervisors prefer the 2.0-meter length for easier handling in tight spaces and reduced overlap waste on smaller roof sections. The Charcoal Grey finish offers a modern look while providing excellent thermal performance under direct sunlight. Each sheet incorporates a side lap capillary groove to prevent water ingress during heavy rain. This design ensures the building remains weather-tight throughout its service life.

• Residential roofing for new builds and renovations requiring a tile-effect finish.

• Commercial cladding and roofing for lodges, restaurants, and office partitions.

• Installation on timber or cold-rolled steel purlins with standard 600mm spacing.

Product Highlights

Aluzinc Substrate Protection

The base metal consists of a 55% Aluminum and 43.4% Zinc alloy coating to prevent edge creep and surface rust in humid environments.

Precision Profile Geometry

• Stepped Roman design provides high longitudinal rigidity for better load-bearing capacity.
• Consistent step height ensures seamless interlocking between adjacent sheets during installation.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x Roman Tile Iron Sheet (2.0m, Charcoal Grey)

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Always use shears or nibblers for cutting this material to avoid heat damage to the protective coating.

• Fasten the sheets using self-drilling screws with EPDM washers on the crest of the profile steps.

• Store the cladding in a dry, slanted position if installation is delayed to prevent moisture entrapment between sheets.

• Installers must wear soft-soled shoes and walk only on the purlin lines to avoid denting the steps.