Roofing sheets refer to a variety of materials used for covering roofs, providing protection from weather elements and enhancing the structural integrity of buildings.
Roofing sheets are essential components of building construction, providing shelter, protection, and insulation from the elements. They come in various materials, designs, and profiles to suit different architectural styles and climatic conditions. Roofing sheets are commonly used in residential buildings for pitched roofs, flat roofs, and architectural features such as dormers and skylights.
Common metals used for roofing sheets include steel, aluminum, and copper. Metal roofing sheets are known for their durability, longevity, and resistance to fire, rot, and pests. They can be coated with zinc, aluminum, or other protective layers to enhance corrosion resistance.
Residential Buildings
Used for both new construction and roof replacements due to their durability, weather resistance, and aesthetic options.
Commercial and Industrial Buildings:
Commonly used in warehouses, factories, and industrial facilities for their strength, longevity, and ability to cover large areas efficiently.
Agricultural Structures
Used in barns, storage facilities, and agricultural buildings due to their durability and ability to withstand harsh environmental conditions.
Public and Institutional Buildings
Utilized in schools, hospitals, and government buildings for their durability, low maintenance, and aesthetic options.