Composite Roof Tiles - A Mixture Of The Right Materials

Every kind of house roof materials has its own advantages and disadvantages but when the need is for mixed benefits from various materials, composite roof tiles is your solution. More than offering mixed benefits, these provide fewer disadvantages, as the choice of materials is an option of ours.

Composite roofing has become one of the best options out in the modern roofing systems due to their durability, versatility and multiple advantages. These tiles are easy and cheap to buy, install and maintain. There are also available in attractive colors and shapes, be it for industrial or residential purpose. They require less knowledge on the how-to in case you decide to install them yourself on your roof.
Now that you have decided on composite roofing, let us review a broader perspective of the various materials involved and the categories. The manufacturers provide three categories of roof tiles:

1.    Strip Shingles – They are characterised by the total number of tabs they contain. The ‘three-tab Shingle’ is the most common type. The manufacturers normally provide a warranty of 20 to 30 years for these. When you are on the lookout for a cheap supply, this is it.

2.    Laminated Shingles – They are known as three-dimensional shingles due to the multiple layer of tab supply to create extra thickness. They are the preferred choice of homeowners and roof builders and come with a warranty of 30 to 50 years.

3.    Premium Laminated Shingles – These singles carry a warranty of around 50 years and are the heavily laminated of the whole group. They are typically thicker and larger than the other standard synthetic tiles.
Composite roof tiles true to the name are manufactured from multiple materials, mostly being asphalt, asbestos or tarpaper roofing. Asphalt and fibreglass make durable and fire-resistant tiles though not suited for extreme weather conditions.

Concrete on the other hand is sturdy, lasts longer, and is environment friendly. When you are looking for durable tiles in all weather conditions, Clay tiles are the answer. They lend a unique look but are brittle and may give way. Metals like steel or aluminium can also be used to provide a reliable roof that can last a lifetime with maintenance.

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