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Maha roof type Maha is a metal roof tile with a sturdy and beautiful appearance. There are many choices of colors and stones to make Maharoof look more exclusive. With this layer of rock, it can reduce heat and the sound of rain better than ordinary metal roof tiles. Its light weight makes Maharoof resistant to earthquakes.

 

Maharoof Type Maha roof tile specifications:

Single: 370 x 1100mm = 2.43kp/m2 = 37cm batten

Double: 740 x 1100mm = 1.22kp/m2 = 74cm batten

Use Insulation (heat & sound dampening)

Consists of 5 leaves

Leaf grooves & deeper trenches (concave)

Weight from 3 to 8kg per m2

Thickness ranging from 025 to 035 mm (Original BMT)

 

Advantages of Maharoof Roof Tiles:

Reduces Heat & Sound (using Insulation)

More Sturdy and Beautiful (Deep curves)

Lightweight (3 to 8kg per m2)

Leak Proof (overlap 4cm)

Anti-Theft (installation of interlock system)

Safe (lighter, more earthquake resistant)

Unbreakable

Efficient prices (from expensive to cheap)




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