Model No.: Antique Effect Durable Spanish Design
Warranty Service: More Than 5 Years
Place Of Origin: China
Use: Exterior Tiles
Surface Treatment: Glossy
Brand Name: Greenutile
MOQ: 500Square meters
Across the UK, Germany, and France, homeowners face the same frustrations. Metal roofs create unbearable 95 dB rain noise – impossible to sleep or work. Clay tiles crack in freeze-thaw, absorb 12-15% water, and need constant repairs. Standard PVC fades after 2 summers, becomes brittle, and fails fire safety codes.
The Solution:
Synthetic Resin Roof Tiles for House Building – Ultra-High Weather Resistant ASAOur Synthetic Resin Roof Tiles for House Building represent a new generation of roofing material. Using ultra-high weather resistant engineering resin ASA, advanced co-extrusion technology, and special finished product processes, these Long Span Asa Membrane Roofing Sheets deliver superior performance for European homes. They work seamlessly with ASA Synthetic Resin Tiles, ASAPVC Composite Roofing Sheets, and PVC Roofing Sheets Tiles for complete roofing systems.
SIZE:
| Thickness | 2.0mm – 3.0mm |
| Total Width | 1050mm |
| Effective Coverage | 960mm |
| Length | Customizable |
| Weight | 4-6 kg/m² |
English Country Home – Long Span Asa Membrane Roofing Sheets
Local pain point: Clay tiles cracking after 15 years – absorbs water, freeze-thaw damage. Annual repairs £3,000. Homeowner wants long-term solution.
Product advantage: Long span Asa membrane roofing sheets – advanced co-extrusion technology. ≥25 year service life – 2x longer than clay. 0% water absorption – no freeze-thaw cracks. Impact-resistant – withstands hail.
Quantitative data: £3,000 annual repairs eliminated. 0 freeze-thaw cracks. ≥25 year lifespan vs clay 15-20 years. Property value restored.
Bavarian Family Home (Germany) – Soundproof Spanish Tiles
Local pain point:
Metal roof – 95 dB rain noise unbearable. Children can‘t sleep during storms. Home office unusable. Family considering moving.
Product advantage:
Soundproof Spanish tiles – superior sound insulation. 65 dB vs metal 95 dB – 30 dB quieter. Ultra-high weather resistant ASA – heat resistant, UV stable. Delicate workmanship – clear and strong texture – authentic Spanish beauty.
Quantitative data:
30 dB noise reduction – peaceful home. Children sleep through storms. Home office usable. 0 complaints. ≥25 year service life.
Localized Case Study
Client
Schmidt Hausbau GmbH
Location
Munich, Bavaria, Germany (residential development – 25 homes)
The Challenge
A 25-home residential development in suburban Munich. Homeowners demanded peaceful interiors, long-term durability, and authentic Spanish aesthetics. Original specification called for metal roofing – but metal‘s 95 dB rain noise was unacceptable.
Our Solution
Supplied our Synthetic Resin Roof Tiles for House Building – 2.5mm thickness, Spanish profile, terracotta color (custom RAL 8003) – for all 25 homes. Total 12,500 m² (500 m² per home average).
FAQ
Q1: How soundproof are these Spanish tiles compared to metal?A: Metal roofs: 95 dB rain noise – unbearable, can‘t sleep or work. Our Soundproof Spanish Tiles ASA Resin Tiles: 65 dB – 30 dB quieter, peaceful home interiors. Homeowners say “during rain, we don‘t even notice.” This is one of the most appreciated features by European families.Q2: What makes these tiles heat resistant and long-lasting?A: Ultra-high weather resistant engineering resin ASA – advanced co-extrusion technology, special finished product processes. Heat resistant to 80°C+ – keeps home cool in summer. ≥25 year service life – 3-5x longer than metal (5-7 years). UV stable – 10+ year color retention. Wear resistant – high-density resin/PVC composite. Impact-resistant – withstands hail.Q3: What fire rating do these tiles have for European building codes?A: Class B1 (China standard) / Class E (EU standard) – passes European building codes. Self-extinguishing, safe for residential use. Building inspector approved. Unlike standard PVC which has no fire rating and fails inspection, our ASA resin tiles provide strong fire resistance. 
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