Stone-Coated Steel Roof Tiles

Compare five profiles made from Aluzinc steel finished in natural basalt stone, with panel coverage, weight, colors, and US availability shown side by side.

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Compare stone-coated steel roof tile profiles

ClassicStandardVeronaShakeSlate
Panel dimensions16.14″ × 44.88″15.75″ × 45.28″15.35″ × 43.39″16.54″ × 46.26″16.54″ × 48.82″
Coverage per panel4.00 sq ft per panel4.14 sq ft per panel3.93 sq ft per panel4.30 sq ft per panel4.89 sq ft per panel
Panels per square24.99 pcs24.15 pcs25.45 pcs23.23 pcs20.35 pcs
Panel weight5.66 lbs6.04 lbs5.42 lbs5.95 lbs6.06 lbs
Colors66771
US availabilityPre-order — all colorsPre-order — all colorsIn stock (USA): Black, Coffee, Grey, Terra-cotta, Rosso · other colors pre-orderIn stock (USA): Black, Coffee, Grey · other colors pre-orderIn stock in the USA

Start with the roof shape you want, then compare panel coverage, weight, color count, and current US availability in the table. Classic and Standard form traditional repeating lines, Verona has a rounded Mediterranean profile, Shake recreates a hand-split texture, and Slate has the look of natural stone roofing. Every profile shares the same eight-layer build: 0.45 mm south korean steel, aluminum-zinc (aluzinc) coated both sides, finished with natural basalt granules. Wind-rated to 155 mph, Class A non-combustible.

The Aluzinc-coated steel core is up to six times more durable than conventional galvanized steel, for a service life beyond the 50-year warranty. The basalt surface absorbs rain and hail noise, and the panels shrug off frost, heat waves, and sudden temperature swings — the same roof works in Florida sun and northern winters.

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