HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE NEWZEALAND IMPORTED ST0NE COATED STEP TILE ROOFING SHEET
IF YES, THEN ASK YOUR SELF THIS QUESTION,
WHY IS IT THE BEST ROOFING SHEET

BOND = 2000SQM
SHINGLE = 2400SQM
CLASSIC = 2100SQM
ROMAN/MILANO = 2800SQM

Advantages of Docherich Stone-Coated Steel Roofs


If you are looking for a roof that will have the exceptional beauty of slate, tile, or cedar shake, but without the premium

costs, a stone – coated steel roof may meet your needs. For just a fraction of the cost, you can have a beautiful, long lasting

roofing system that will provide superior protection for your home, with none of the structural disadvantages of other roofing

materials. To decide whether a stone-coated steel roof is right for you, consider the following features and advantages this

roofing system can offer.

Distinct Looks & Versatile Styles Stone coated steel roofing on a custom-designed home

One of the reasons for the growing popularity of stone – coated steel roofs, is the wide variety of styles and designs available

to homeowners who are looking to add some curb appeal to their home. Advanced technology makes it possible to imitate the premium

look of clay, slate or shingle so closely, that it is nearly impossible to discern that it is actually made of metal. Panels of

stone – coated steel roofs are formed into three profiles: shake, tile and shingle. In recent years, new tile designs that mirror

the highly desirable look of Mediterranean clay tile have also become available to homeowners. A huge advantage of a stone –

coated steel roof is that it will continue looking fresh and new for many years to come without requiring any additional

maintenance.

Durable & Built to Last

Unlike other roofing materials, a stone – coated steel roof offers superior durability: it will not break, curl, split, crack,

warp, or absorb water. The interlocking design of the roof panels, makes it resistant to heavy rain, freeze/thaw cycles, snow and

wind uplift. A stone – coated steel roofing system has been successfully tested against wind speeds over 120 MPH, and 8.8 inches

of rain per hour. The durability of a stone-coated roof will remain consistent overtime, offering superior protection for years

to come.

Safe & Secure Protection from Natural Disasters

A stone – coated steel roof is designed to protect your home even in time of major calamities such as hail, fire, and

earthquakes. Because the roof is made of steel, it is none-combustible and will not catch on fire. Furthermore, the roof’s

interlocking fastening system prevents the panels from lifting and allowing blowing embers to ignite the roof deck.

As for hail resistance, independent tests demonstrate that stone – coated steel roofs can withstand simulated hailstones as large

as 3 inches in diameter. Comparatively, other roofing materials that were tested under the same conditions, such as lightweight

concrete, concrete tile, clay tile, composition asphalt shingles, and medium cedar shakes suffered major damage.

Steel is known for its strength and ability to withstand earthquakes. A stone – coated steel roof’s panels add structural

strength to the roof. Moreover, the roof’s lightweight reduces the threat of collapse, highly probable during an earthquake. A

survey of roofs after the 1994 Northridge, California earthquake discovered only minor damage to 2 of the 15 homes that had

stone-coated steel roofs. On the other hand, more than half of the concrete and clay tile roofs were found to have suffered

severe damage.

Lightweight & Easy to Install

A stone – coated steel roof is incredibly lightweight, weighing as little as 1.5 pounds per square foot, whereas alternative

roofing products can weigh as much as 10 pounds per square foot. Lightweight means that you can install a stone – coated steel

roof over most existing roofs, eliminating the cost, time and effort associated with a messy tear-off of an old roof.

Moreover, stone – coated steel roof’s lightweight will ease the structural burden on your home. The heavy weight of most roofs

puts more stress on framing and trusses. This contributes to settling and leads to cracks on walls and ceilings, which in turn

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