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As a core protective component at the top of the roofing system, our ASA main ridge tile utilizes advanced integrated molding technology, perfectly adapting to double-pitched roofs of various slopes. The thick ASA layer covering the surface ensures color stability for up to 20 years, unaffected by extreme weather conditions. The arc-shaped mechanical design not only quickly diverts rainwater but also enhances wind resistance at the ridge line. Whether for industrial plants or high-end villas, this main ridge tile provides seamless waterproofing and a unified aesthetic appeal, making it the ideal choice for long-lasting roof protection.
2. Corrosion-resistant roof of chemical plant
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.
Q: What is the primary function of a Main Ridge Tile?
A: The Main Ridge Tile covers the horizontal intersection at the very top of a sloped roof. Its job is to prevent rainwater and debris from entering the roof structure at the apex, ensuring a completely watertight and wind-resistant seal for the entire building.
Q: Will the color of the ridge tile match my main roof sheets?
A: Absolutely. We manufacture our ridge tiles using the same ASA color-stable technology and color pigments as our main roofing sheets. This ensures a perfect color match and synchronized aging, so your roof remains visually consistent for decades.
Q: How many ridge tiles do I need for my project?
A: To calculate the quantity, divide the total length of your roof's horizontal apex by the effective length of one ridge tile (accounting for the recommended 100mm-150mm overlap). We recommend ordering an extra 5% for cutting and fitment.
Q: Does this ridge tile require a specific installation angle?
A: Our Main Ridge Tiles are designed with a degree of flexibility. The ASA-PVC material allows the tile to adapt to most standard roof pitches (between 20° and 45°) without cracking, ensuring a snug fit regardless of your roof's steepness.
Q: Can these tiles withstand high winds in coastal areas?
A: Yes. When secured with our professional waterproof fastener sets at the recommended intervals, the ridge tiles create a robust structural bond. Their streamlined profile minimizes wind resistance, making them highly effective in typhoon-prone or high-wind regions.
As a core protective component at the top of the roofing system, our ASA main ridge tile utilizes advanced integrated molding technology, perfectly adapting to double-pitched roofs of various slopes. The thick ASA layer covering the surface ensures color stability for up to 20 years, unaffected by extreme weather conditions. The arc-shaped mechanical design not only quickly diverts rainwater but also enhances wind resistance at the ridge line. Whether for industrial plants or high-end villas, this main ridge tile provides seamless waterproofing and a unified aesthetic appeal, making it the ideal choice for long-lasting roof protection.
2. Corrosion-resistant roof of chemical plant
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.
Q: What is the primary function of a Main Ridge Tile?
A: The Main Ridge Tile covers the horizontal intersection at the very top of a sloped roof. Its job is to prevent rainwater and debris from entering the roof structure at the apex, ensuring a completely watertight and wind-resistant seal for the entire building.
Q: Will the color of the ridge tile match my main roof sheets?
A: Absolutely. We manufacture our ridge tiles using the same ASA color-stable technology and color pigments as our main roofing sheets. This ensures a perfect color match and synchronized aging, so your roof remains visually consistent for decades.
Q: How many ridge tiles do I need for my project?
A: To calculate the quantity, divide the total length of your roof's horizontal apex by the effective length of one ridge tile (accounting for the recommended 100mm-150mm overlap). We recommend ordering an extra 5% for cutting and fitment.
Q: Does this ridge tile require a specific installation angle?
A: Our Main Ridge Tiles are designed with a degree of flexibility. The ASA-PVC material allows the tile to adapt to most standard roof pitches (between 20° and 45°) without cracking, ensuring a snug fit regardless of your roof's steepness.
Q: Can these tiles withstand high winds in coastal areas?
A: Yes. When secured with our professional waterproof fastener sets at the recommended intervals, the ridge tiles create a robust structural bond. Their streamlined profile minimizes wind resistance, making them highly effective in typhoon-prone or high-wind regions.
