In 2012, Fangxing will produce the corrugated uPVC roof sheet 915-T, instead of 940-T. 940-T has been produced and exported around the world for years. It’s widely used on factory, warehouse, per-fabricated buildings. The new 915-T is an improvement of 940-T with fixed width 915mm, which means we cut down 25mm to make it have [...]
What is Plastic Roofing? Corrugated plastic roofing is a great way to protect your patios, decks and green houses, while still allowing a lot of sunlight to get through. A major advantage of plastic roofing is that it is light weight and very durable. In addition plastic roofs are easy to maintain and to clean. [...]
Corrugated PVC roofing keeps rain and debris from entering a building while allowing natural light to enter the structure. Cutting corrugated sheets to length is a standard part of roof installation. Cutting the sheets requires a different technique than cutting steel or aluminum sheeting. Using the wrong method to secure and cut the material will [...]
How to select thickness of Fangxing plastic roof for your building? In fact, this varied based on different building which has already installed Fangxing roof, usage of your building, lifespan requirement of your building. Based on strict laboratory test result, 3.0mm Fangxing Royal tile or 3.0mm Fangxing Roma tile guarantee lifespan of 30 years, while 2.5mm Fangxing [...]
Metal roof sheet, often referred to as a tin roof, is a roofing system made from metal pieces or tiles. It’s often called steel sheet. Metal roof is ligh, durable and portable. Years before, metal sheet made of steel are greatly used in large buildings, and very popular in construction industry. Even today, some roof [...]
Fangxing roof tiles are extensively used in various buildings such as portable dwelling, temporary housing, shed and shelter roofs. Let’s take a look at Fangxing corrugated and Geloy roof tiles installed in Indonesia projects. Indonesia has a tropical climate which varies from area to area. The eastern monsoon brings the driest weather (June to September), [...]
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