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Compared to conventional roofing
materials, steel roofing has many advantages in
appearance, environmental friendliness, and in other
aspects for clients, architects, and builders.
First, a variety of designs and colors offers more
options to clients and architects, and makes a wide
range of roof designs possible.
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Second, steel roofing material is lighter than
concrete roofing, thus reducing the building weight
and facilitating the material handling, construction,
and maintenance.
Third, steel roofing is highly anti-corrosive
and durable against shocks and extreme climate
conditions like torrential rains and hurricanes.
In addition, roof surface lasts longer since it
is highly adaptable to temperature changes and
completely watertight.
Forth, the roofing can be replaced easily and
economically without taking apart the existing
roof. The steel roofing material is environment-friendly
in that the roofing waste is 100% recyclable.
Due to these advantages, initial construction
cost is somewhat high but, considering the durability,
maintenance, and years in use, steel roofing materials
are much more economical than other materials
in the long run.
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1. Strengths of
Steel Roofing Material
2. Steel Roofing
Types
Angled Roofing
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Angled roofing material is the most popular steel roofing
in use. Panels are put in the roof incline
direction and only one panel can be used from the ridge
to the eave, reducing the number of panel joints.
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Metal Roof Tiles
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Metal roof tiles are made in a traditional roof tile
shape or wooden tile shape and produced with the metal
press method. The weight of metal tiles is only
1/10 that of conventional clay tiles, making the structure
that much lighter and material transportation and construction
easier.
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Steel Shingle
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Shingles were often used for medieval church
roofs or steeples, and copper plates were used in the
olden days.
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Horizontal Roofing Material
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Unlike steel sheet
roofs, horizontal roofing materials are placed perpendicular
to the roof incline direction. The roof joints form
tiers, similar in appearance to traditional Korean roof
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