Does the Stone Coated Roof Tile Fall Off When the Wind Blows

The wind resistance of stone coated metal roof tiles has always been a matter of widespread concern. Many friends see that the stone coated metal roof tiles are so light in weight and thought they would fall off if the wind blows, which is very unsafe! Today, let’s take a look at the stability of stone coated metal roof tiles in application scenarios, and what is their wind resistance.

Before installing stone coated metal roof tiles, you must install batten. The spacing between the batten is designed according to the specifications of the stone coated metal roof tiles, so it is very convenient to overlap. In addition, corresponding accessories must be installed to ensure the integrity and beauty of the entire roof.

It can be seen that in specific application scenarios, stone coated metal roof tiles are a complete and systematic project. And the installation method is fixed with professional tools, so it will not fall off when the wind blows as everyone said.

Materials for Stone Coated Metal Roof Tiles

Stone coated metal roof tiles are composed of corrosion-resistant galvalume steel plates, acrylic resin, and high-temperature sintered colored stone granules, all of which are highly stable materials and can effectively protect buildings.

Professional Wind Resistance Test

In addition to the roof structure of stone coated metal roof tiles that can reflect its stability, from a professional perspective, the wind resistance performance parameters of metal roofs can also be determined through tests, such as lifting wind speed and wind pressure. The reason why stone coated metal roof tiles can be put into use in the market has also been professionally tested.