TILE SPAN ROOFTiled roofs first appeared in Ancient Mesopotamia, and fired Terracotta tile roofs are found in Lerna, Greece as early a 3000 BC. These roofs are made from fired earth called Terracotta or metamorphic rock called slate, both are easily made or found locally. Metal Tile Span Roof mimics the classic clay tile span roof, it provides similar elegance that requires a lot less labor than its clay counterpart. Commonly requested by home builders for its timeless elegant appearance.
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TILE SPAN ROOF PRICE CHART
To calculate the price, multiply your required length to the prices above. To know more about material origin click here. You may always call us for help.
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TILE SPAN ROOF SPECIFICATIONS
Roof length will depend on your request, while width is shown in the illustration below. Total width is 1064 mm or 41 7/8 inches, but its effective width upon installation is 1000 mm 39 3/8 inches.
TILE SPAN ROOF COLORS
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RED GREEN BLUE BROWN TERACOTA BEIGE WHITE TEAL
WHY TILE SPAN ROOF?Appearance - Tile Span Roof is a timeless elegant sight, almost all our ancient preserved landmarks has this design as its roof.
Curvability - Unlike ribbed and corrugated roof, Tile Span Roof can curve vertically. Making it more forgiving to install on purlin supports that are not perfectly straight. Curved roof also makes more spacious attics like the house on the right. But this will also require more supports to hold the roof on its designated place, the roof will not stand on itself either vertically or horizontally. |
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