Synthetic resin roof panels use a perfluoropolymer surface to build a chemical barrier, tolerate pH1-12 acid-base environment, and cooperate with hollow structures. The thermal resistance R value reaches 1.2m²·K/W, and maintains dimensional stability under a temperature difference of -40℃ to 120℃, becoming the preferred solution for maintenance-free roofs in chemical areas.
3. Light rail platform awnings
UPVC small trapezoidal panels increase the bending modulus by 25% through the trapezoidal wave peak design, and achieve 12-meter column-free span installation. Its self-cleaning nano-coating is combined with a 15° slope drainage system to ensure zero water accumulation on the platform during heavy rain, and the B1-level flame retardant performance meets the rail transit fire protection standards.
4. Cold chain storage insulation roof
The hollow roof board adopts five-layer co-extrusion technology to form a 2cm thick honeycomb closed-cell structure with a thermal conductivity as low as 0.032W/m·K, which is 40% energy-saving compared with traditional color steel tiles. It is combined with an aluminum foil reflective layer to block 95% of infrared radiation and reduce the compressor operation time by 30% when maintaining a warehouse temperature of -25℃.
5. Villa light guide lighting system
The combined roof adopts a prismatic translucent board + a 3mm thick UPVC impact-resistant layer, which transmits sunlight to the underground space through a fully reflective light guide tube. The illumination value reaches 800lux, and the electric blinds are used to adjust the amount of light entering, achieving a 65% reduction in lighting energy consumption throughout the year.
6. Offshore aquaculture awning
The ASAPVC sheet has no aging after 3000 hours of salt spray test. Its gradient color change technology automatically adjusts the light transmittance (50-20% changes with the intensity of sunlight), providing a bionic light environment for marine cultivation, and with the design of 12-level typhoon-resistant reinforcement ribs, it ensures the stable operation of the marine ranch.
FAQ
Q: What is the main purpose of a Flat Tile Head?
A: The Flat Tile Head is used to seal the open ends of the horizontal main ridge tiles at the edge of the roof (the gable ends). It prevents water, birds, and wind from entering the space beneath the ridge tiles, protecting the entire roof structure.
Q: Does it require professional tools to install?
A: No, installation is very straightforward. It is designed to slide into or over the end of the main ridge tile and can be secured using our waterproof screw sets. It can be easily handled by any roofing contractor or DIY enthusiast.
Q: Is the color identical to the main ridge and roof tiles?
A: Yes. We use the same ASA co-extrusion process for the Flat Tile Head as we do for our main tiles. This ensures a 100% color match and guarantees the accessory will not fade or discolor faster than the rest of the roof.
Q: Can this end cap withstand extreme temperatures?
A: Absolutely. Our ASA synthetic resin material is tested to withstand temperatures from -40°C to 80°C. It won't become brittle in freezing winters or warp during scorching summers, maintaining its shape and sealing properties for decades.
Q: How many Flat Tile Heads do I need for a standard roof?
A: For a standard two-sided sloped roof (gable roof), you typically need two units—one for each end of the horizontal main ridge line. For more complex roof shapes, the number depends on how many ridge lines terminate at the roof's edge.
