Tactile Classic Profile Stone Coated Steel Tile Verde 0.4mm

Tactile Classic Roofing Tile Verde

The Tactile Classic Roofing Tile provides a high-performance roofing solution for residential and commercial structures requiring a traditional aesthetic with modern durability. This panel utilizes a high-grade steel base coated with an aluminium-zinc alloy to resist atmospheric corrosion in diverse climates. The Verde shade offers a professional finish suitable for various architectural designs while maintaining structural integrity over long-term exposure.

Built for the Job

This roofing component serves contractors looking for a lightweight alternative to traditional clay or concrete tiles. By reducing the overall weight on the roof trusses, site supervisors can often optimize timber or steel structural requirements. The interlocking design ensures each unit secures tightly to the next, creating a weather-tight barrier against heavy rain and high wind speeds. The stone-chip finish serves a functional purpose by dampening the sound of rainfall and preventing the spread of fire across the roof surface.

• Residential housing developments requiring durable, low-maintenance finishes.

• Commercial steep-slope roofing projects in coastal or high-humidity areas.

• Retrofitting existing structures where weight limitations exist on old rafters.

Product Highlights

Multi-Layered Protection

Each sheet features a core of structural steel protected by an Al-Zn coating and a base coat of acrylic resin for maximum adhesion.

Installation Efficiency

• Standardized dimensions allow for rapid coverage of large roof areas.
• Lightweight profile facilitates easier handling on scaffolding and high-pitch slopes.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

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

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Maintain batten spacing at exactly 370mm center-to-center to ensure the interlocking mechanism functions correctly.

• Use specialized roofing nails or screws with a minimum length of 50mm for secure attachment to the battens.

• Cut the steel panels using tin snips or a dedicated metal cutter; avoid high-speed grinders which can damage the protective coating.

• Store these roofing materials in a dry, covered area to prevent moisture trapped between stacked sheets before installation.