There is a lengthy list of considerations to take into account in order to ensure that the decision you make is the best one, including things like the aesthetics, comfort, acoustic properties, fire safety, durability, maintenance cost, and cost overall.
Terracotta is renowned for its longevity. It is for this reason that the first Emperor of China selected terracotta warriors to protect him in the afterlife. Additionally, it is for this reason that terracotta stone coated steel roofing manufacturers have been a popular choice of roofing material across the world for hundreds of years. Homeowners are able to achieve long lasting good looks with the help of our extensive range of terracotta roof tile colors and profiles. This is made possible thanks to a one-of-a-kind combination of high quality materials and cutting edge production techniques.
Because of the adaptability of their designs, they are compatible with a diverse range of architectural motifs and parameters.
If you are in the process of planning your next home, there are a whole host of reasons why you should choose Midland Brick terracotta tiles as your roofing material of choice
These reasons include the fact that these tiles are durable, beautiful, and affordable
Read on for a detailed explanation, which can be found further down the page
Colour Retention
There are a couple of different reasons why color retention is so important. It is possible that doing so will play an important role in maintaining the value of your property, in addition to making your home feel more alive and pleasant for you to return to at the end of each day. Because of this, they have exceptional personality and strength, in addition to excellent color retention. Our terracotta roof tiles, in contrast to other roofing materials, do not lose their appearance with age; as a result, the aesthetic appeal of your home will be maintained over the course of its lifetime. Because of this, they come with a warranty good for fifty years; we're positive that, provided they're installed properly, they will remain in good condition for at least that long, irrespective of the location of your property.
During the high-temperature kiln firing that we discussed earlier, each tile is transformed into a vitrified body that is resistant to the pollutants that are carried through the air and water.
If you choose our terracotta roof tiles, you effectively buy yourself fifty years' worth of peace of mind that you'll always have a roof over your head that is strong and dependable. In point of fact, we offer a guarantee! How many other states in the world can make the claim that they occupy the greater part of a continent? However, regardless of where you decide to build your house, you can rest assured that our terracotta metal roof tiles can withstand even the harshest of weather conditions, such as ice and snow.
Because of the inert quality of the natural clay that we use and the cutting-edge high-temperature kiln firing that we employ, these products are appropriate for use in any setting, including coastal regions that are in close proximity to crashing waves.
Thermal Efficiency and Performance
What goes on in the house behind the protection provided by the roofing is, in our collective opinion, of equal significance to how well the roofing shields you from the elements on the exposed side of the house. When choosing roofing materials, thermal performance should be given significant weight because of its significance.
Terracotta metal roofing that looks like shingles offer excellent thermal performance because the material from which they are made is dense and has a high capacity for retaining heat. This can help reduce the amount of energy required to heat and cool your home. Not only will this help to lower your monthly energy bills, but it will also help to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide emissions produced by your household.
Performance in Terms of Acoustics
The image of the sound of light rain falling on a tin roof is a nice romantic image; however, the roar of a torrential downpour, hail, or high winds while you're trying to have a conversation or watch television is a much less pleasant reality. It's not just the noise associated with the weather that can have an effect on your way of life, either.
Here comes the terracotta tile for the roof. They are an excellent method for assisting in the process of helping to ensure that your home is the quiet and peaceful sanctuary that it should be because they have the potential to reduce sound by 30 decibels, in contrast to the most common roofing alternative, which only reduces sound by 12 decibels.
Simple in its upkeep
To perform maintenance on your roof requires you to climb up there, which is not only a challenging task but also one that carries the risk of being extremely hazardous.
In the event that a section of the roof should ever become damaged or require modification (for example, if you decide to install a skylight), the only tiles that need to be replaced or removed are the ones that are damaged. Because of this, any repairs and maintenance, should they ever be necessary, are a process that is much quicker and cheaper than it would be with a different type of roofing material. This is the case even in the event that they are required. Because they do not support combustion, our terracotta metal roofing that looks like shingles are an excellent choice for use in regions that are prone to wildfires.
You will, however, need to be aware of the building requirements for your region, as well as its Bushfire Attack Level (BAL), due to recent legislation concerning the construction of buildings in areas that are prone to bushfires.
Rainwater Tank Safety
People are increasingly turning to rainwater tanks as a way to cut their water bills and supplement their water consumption as the effects of climate change become more apparent. This is because a steady supply of water is becoming less reliable as a result of climate change.
Our terracotta roof tiles are 100 percent non-toxic, and as long as they are maintained in a clean and healthy state, they are suitable for the collection of rainwater for consumption and reuse. This is provided that the roof is kept in a clean and healthy state.
As a result of their inert and non-corrosive nature, the rainwater that collects on your roof will never become contaminated by rust or any other potentially hazardous forms of pollution.
