FAQ

Q: What is "antique-style integrated roofing tile," and how does it differ from traditional clay tiles?
A: Integrated roofing tiles are a type of continuous tile molded from synthetic resin. Compared to traditional clay tiles, they are lighter (reducing the load on roof beams), more resilient, and less prone to breakage. Most importantly, they integrate multiple tiles into a single unit, significantly increasing installation speed and enhancing overall waterproofing.

Q: Will these tiles fade when used outdoors?
A: No. Our antique-style integrated roofing tiles are covered with a thick ASA weather-resistant layer, effectively resisting UV rays, acid rain, and extreme weather conditions. They maintain color stability for at least 10-20 years, even under strong sunlight.

Q: Does installing antique-style integrated roofing tiles require a professional construction team?
A: Due to its "large-area integrated" design, installation is very simple, and ordinary carpenters or masons can quickly learn how to install them. The tiles are fixed with self-tapping screws and professional sealing caps, which are both aesthetically pleasing and secure, greatly saving installation time.

Q: What types of building structures are these tiles suitable for?
A: This product has strong adaptability and can be widely used on concrete, steel, and wood-framed roofs. It is particularly suitable for the roofing decoration and waterproofing of Chinese-style courtyards, resorts, antique streets, and self-built houses.

Q: What are the sound insulation and heat insulation properties of these tiles?
A: The synthetic resin material has good physical insulation properties. In rainy weather, the rain noise is much lower than that of colored steel tiles; in summer, its low thermal conductivity effectively blocks external heat from entering the interior, improving living comfort and reducing energy consumption.