Stone Covered Metal Roof Panels

Low Embodied Carbon Footprint (Lifecycle)
When evaluated over its entire lifecycle, color-coated stone chip tiles demonstrate a relatively low embodied carbon footprint compared to many other roofing options, making them an environmentally responsible choice. The key factors contributing to this are: High Recycled Content: The steel core typically contains 25-35% or more recycled scrap metal, significantly reducing the energy-intensive primary production emissions associated with virgin iron ore. Exceptional Longevity: A service life exceeding 50 years means the initial embodied energy and emissions are amortized over a much longer period than shorter-lived roofs like asphalt shingles (replaced 2-3 times in 50 years), drastically reducing the footprint per year of service. High Recyclability: At end-of-life, the steel substrate is 100% recyclable back into new steel with minimal downcycling, closing the loop and avoiding landfill disposal emissions. Lightweight: Lower weight reduces transportation fuel consumption compared to heavier materials like concrete or clay tiles. Energy Efficiency: The "cool roof" potential (especially light colors) reduces operational carbon emissions from building cooling over decades. Durable Materials: Minimizes resource consumption for repairs/replacements.

Our factory focuses on using eco - friendly and energy - efficient materials in the production of these tiles. We also conduct energy - efficiency tests to ensure that our products meet high standards.