Chrysotile cement sheets corrugated (slate 7 and 8 wave)

Chrysotile cement sheets corrugated (slate 7 and 8 wave)

3.56 USD

Special conditions

Supplier: LATO

Description

The popularity of wavy chrysotile-cement sheets due to their durability and physico-mechanical characteristics. High strength, water resistance and frost resistance, low thermal and electrical conductivity, make them indispensable in the manufacture of roofs of residential, public and agricultural buildings and structures, as well as for wall enclosures of buildings and structures.

Characteristics

Security: This roofing material is made from natural ingredients: cement, water and mineral fibers. No chemical compounds are used in the production of slate. Chrysotile cement slate will make your home an organic part of the surrounding nature.
Weather resistance: Slate does not rot, does not deteriorate under the influence of precipitation, withstands significant wind loads.
Durability: on average, the operation of a slate roof lasts 30-50 years. Staining further extends this period.
The use of a sparse crate: ... Slate is a solid material that does not bend and does not change shape. Therefore, the roof sheathing under it can be mounted with a sufficiently large step, optimally 0.75 m.
Low thermal conductivity: Slate retains heat well in the room during the cold season, therefore, when installing a roof, you can save on some of the insulation layers. At the same time, in summer, slate, on the contrary, insulates the room from intense solar radiation. It heats up a little, unlike, for example, metal or corrugated board.
Easy installation: The roofer covering the roof with slate does not have to be highly qualified. The scheme and technology for laying corrugated sheets is very simple and does not require specialized skills and tools. Slate can be cut with almost any cutting tool used in everyday life. For example, a hacksaw, grinder, circular saw
Decorativeness: The choice of colored wave slate makes it possible to obtain a roof with high decorative properties. However, gray traditional slate also fits well into the architecture of modern cities and towns.
Sound absorbing properties: Chrysotile cement sheets tend to absorb sounds, so the noise of falling rain or hail will be little audible in a house with a slate roof
Low cost: The cost of erecting a roof from slate, as a rule, is 2-3 times lower than from other materials. The low price of slate sheets, together with the low cost of their installation, allows you to acquire a high-quality roof without significant damage to the family budget.
Fire resistance: slate does not burn, does not spread flame, therefore, according to GOST 30244, it is characterized as a non-combustible material.