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Stone Imitation Stone Coated Metal Roof Tile

The substantial look of natural stone with the light weight of steel.

Stone Imitation Stone Coated Metal Roof Tile

The Stone Imitation profile reproduces the texture of natural quarried stone for a rustic, substantial appearance, while weighing a fraction of real stone. It suits high-end villas and tourism architecture that want a stone effect without the structural load.

Key Features

  • AZ150 Galvalume steel base — 3x longer corrosion resistance than standard galvanized
  • Natural basalt stone-granule coating — 50-year non-fade UV stability
  • Lightweight 6 kg/sqm — about 1/6 the weight of clay tile
  • Easy screw fixing — saves around 40% labor cost
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Stone Imitation Stone Coated Metal Roof Tile — Hebei Yusheng

Specifications

Base MaterialAZ150 Galvalume Steel (AZ50–AZ200 selectable)
ProfileStone Imitation (Stone-look)
Thickness0.2 / 0.3 / 0.4 / 0.5 / 0.6 / 0.8 / 1.0 mm
Nominal Size~1340 x 420 mm
Effective Coverage~1290 x 370 mm
Effective Area~0.47 sq m
Pieces per sqm~2.1 pcs/sq m
Weight per piece2.8 - 3.2 kg/pc
SurfaceNatural basalt ceramic granules + acrylic overglaze
Min. Slope3:12 (~14°)
Warranty50-year material

Construction, Galvalume Base & Lifespan

Galvalume steel base (ASTM A792, 55% Al-Zn) -> epoxy/acrylic primer (both sides) -> acrylic bonding base coat -> natural basalt stone granules (ceramic-coated, kiln-fired color) -> clear acrylic overglaze. Produced on a continuous line: uncoil -> level -> roll-form -> base coat -> stone coating -> curing oven -> overglaze -> cut -> stack.

AZ50~150 g/m sq - inland / dry climate, budget
AZ100~300 g/m sq - standard climate
AZ150~450 g/m sq - humid / coastal / tropical (recommended for Nigeria, SE Asia)
AZ200~600 g/m sq - strong-corrosion coastal / islands

Available in 0.2–1.0 mm steel thickness. Thicker steel improves wind and impact resistance and longevity; 0.4–0.5 mm suits most housing, 0.6 mm and up for villas and engineered roofs. Always measure bare steel thickness excluding the stone layer.

Colors & Stone Granule Coating

brick red, terracotta, charcoal black, coffee, brown, gray, dark green, emerald green, blue, sand/light gray, white and orange, plus custom color matching. Premium aged looks blend three granule colors. Color is locked into kiln-fired mineral granules, not surface paint, so it does not fade under UV.

Best-fit Applications & Markets

Best-fit: High-end villas, tourism and heritage-style architecture wanting a stone look, light weight.

Export markets: For buyers wanting a natural-stone effect roof without the weight and cost of real stone.

AZ-coated Galvalume per ASTM A792 / AS 1397 / JIS G3321 / EN 10346. For export to the US and high-wind zones, stone-coated metal roofing typically targets UL 790 Class A fire, UL 2218 Class 4 impact and ICC-ES (AC438) acceptance; Nigeria requires SONCAP. Third-party test reports available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose Stone Imitation over real stone roofing?

It gives the substantial, natural-stone look while weighing only 6-7.5 kg/sq m - a fraction of real stone - so shipping, structure and installation all cost far less.

Does the stone look fade over time?

No. The surface uses kiln-fired ceramic-coated mineral granules, so the stone color is locked in and UV-stable, backed by a 50-year material warranty.

What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?

Standard MOQ is one 20ft container (approx. 1,000-1,200 sq m). Mixed-profile containers are supported.

Do you export to Nigeria, Kenya, the Philippines and the Middle East?

Yes. We are an export-focused China manufacturer shipping to 50+ countries, with experience in local certification (e.g. SONCAP) and container logistics.

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