FAQ
They are beautiful, durable, and provide multilayer protection against heat and harsh weather. Built to last over 50 years, they feature a high-quality steel base coated with aluminum-zinc layers on both sides, which are six times more rust-resistant than other protective coatings. Our unique and patented acrylic adhesive securely bonds natural basalt grit to the base, making our products unbreakable, durable, and flexible at the same time. The finish coating offers additional protection against cracking and fading while also selfcleaning the roof of dust.
No, QUEENTILE stone-coated roof tiles do not fade in the sun. The stone-coated surface is treated with deep thermal painting and protected by an acrylic glaze, ensuring long-lasting color retention. The natural basalt grit is highly resistant to UV radiation, maintaining its vibrant appearance throughout the tile's entire lifespan.
No, stone-coated steel roof tiles are designed to be quiet, even in heavy rain. The natural basalt grit coating not only eliminates the metallic sheen, giving the roof a refined and elegant appearance, but also enhances sound insulation. It absorbs the impact of rain and hail, reducing noise and providing a quieter, more comfortable indoor environment.
No, QUEENTILE stone-coated steel roof tiles do not shed or lose their coating. The surface layer of natural basalt grit is sealed with a specialized acrylic coating, preventing granule loss and contamination. This advanced technology ensures the roof maintains its aesthetic appeal and durability throughout its entire lifespan.
Yes, the manufacturer offers a 50-year legal warranty on QUEENTILE products. This warranty covers both corrosion and aesthetic performance, unlike many other manufacturers who only offer coverage for corrosion.
Yes, stone-coated steel roofing is classified as a non-combustible material (Class A). In both new construction and many re-roofing projects, metal roofing systems are considered Class A non-combustible roof assemblies, making them the most fire-resistant roofing option available.
Yes. Composite QUEENTILE has a maximum class of resistance to natural disasters. It withstands wind gusts up to 250 km/h, is resistant to sudden temperature changes, moreover the roofing material is not threatened by frost or heat waves. Therefore, this material is widely used in a variety of climatic conditions.
Yes, QUEENTILE roofs are made from durable steel and are designed to support the weight of people walking on them. However, caution should be taken when walking on the roof. It's recommended to step only on the flat sections at the nose of the tiles. Professional roofers can walk freely across the roof during the installation process.
| Premium metal tile | Stone-coated roofing QUEENTILE |
| Baseness | High quality steel with “aluzinc” covering up to 6 times is better and more durable than conventional galvanized steel |
| A significant amount of waste during installation of the roof | The installation in a checkerboard pattern provides optimum material consumption |
| Noise during the rain | The stone-coating also reduces the noise of the rain when it hits the tiles |
| The high heat level and exposure to fading | Tiles do not fade in the sun due to the deep thermal painting of stone chipping coating of acrylic glaze. Granulated stone has high resistance to UV radiation and retains its color throughout its entire life |
| The avalanching snow flow from the roof | The scored surface of the material detains the snow and prevents its avalanching flow |
| Asphalt shingle | Stone-coated roofing QUEENTILE |
| The use of OSB panels reduces the life of the roof service (despite the warranty period of the roofing material) | Installation is made directly on the lath |
| Lack of shape of the roof | The height of the profile wave adds the roof shape and gives an expressive view |
| The complexity of the installation in winter conditions (up to 5 degrees) and summer (over 30 degrees) | The steel sheet as the basis allows you to install the roof in any weather conditions |
| Weight of 1 m2 of the roof 15 - 20 kg | Weight of 1 m2 is less than 6,5 kg |
| Low fire resistance (flammability group G4) | Non-combustible roofing material (Class A) |
| Foul smell in hot weather | Durable to extreme temperature |
| Compulsive installation of aerators | Self-ventilated roof |
| Sloughing of the chippings and fissuring | High-quality acrylic binder provides reliable adhesion to metal, stone |
| Ceramic tile | Stone-coated roofing QUEENTILE |
| The high cost of the roof (due to the high cost of installation and accessories) | Optimum cost (easy and fast installation due to 3 and 6 tile sheets) |
| Weight 45 kg/m2 | Weight 45 kg/m2 |
| The complexity of transportation, (fragility of the material) and the supply of tiles on the roof | The steel sheet, as a basis for stone-coated tile, eliminates splitting and breaking. The low weight of tiles make it easy to pass the tiles from ground level to the roof top during installation |
| The entrance of small waste inside roofing space | Non-porosity of the roof and installation feature eliminates the ingress of moisture |
QUEENTILE offers an unbeatable combination of aesthetics, innovation, and performance. Our tiles are lightweight, strong, fire-resistant, and provide excellent sound and heat insulation. Unlike traditional shingles, they prevent snow accumulation, don’t emit odors in summer, and require no extra ventilation. Our stone-coated tiles are moisture-resistant, easy to clean, and acrylic glaze prevents moss growth. From a distance, they closely resemble ceramic tiles.
Produced using advanced European technology and high-quality raw materials, QUEENTILE tiles provide superior quality at a lower price than imported alternatives. We guarantee 100% product availability and offer a 50-year legal warranty covering both corrosion and aesthetics.