Corrugated Metal ROOFING
Corrugated metal awnings are made from aluminum sheets or high-grade steel which are then bent into wave-like patterns. There's a good reason why many people still opt for corrugated metal awnings.
Benefits of Metal Awnings
- Stylish Industrial Look: Whether it's for your cozy home patio or your chic café, these awnings add a modern twist.
- Extremely durable: With the combination of the materials and protective coatings, our corrugated metal awnings are designed to resist rust.
- Reflect sunlight: It helps to reduce the heat in the house, lowering air conditioning usage and leading to cost savings.
- Low maintenance: Unlike fabric or polycarbonate awnings, metal roofing requires minimal cleaning.
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Types of corrugated metal roofing
Metal corrugated roofing comes in various materials. Each offers different benefits and aesthetic options. Here are some common types of corrugated metal roofing in Singapore:
- Galvanized steel: This is one of the most popular choices for corrugated roofing due to its affordability and durability. Galvanized steel is coated with a layer of zinc to protect it from corrosion.
- Aluminum sheets naturally resist corrosion due to its protective oxide layer.
- Stainless Steel corrugated roofing is incredibly strong, resistant to rust and corrosion. It's often used in industrial or coastal applications.
- Painted corrugated steel can be coated with various paint finishes to enhance its appearance and provide additional protection against corrosion. These coatings can come in a wide range of colors.
How much does corrugated metal roofing cost?
The cost of a metal awning can vary significantly depending on various factors:
1. Type of metal used
- Aluminum is a common choice due to its durability and affordability.
- Galvanized metal roofing sheets are slightly more expensive than aluminum due to the coating to prevent rust.
- Steel awnings are typically more expensive.
2. The size of the awning. Some clients prefer a larger piece to avoid having too many joints; therefore, the cost can be more expensive.
3. Installation Costs. Installation costs can vary depending on the location, accessibility, and complexity of the installation.
Won’t it be noisy?
One of the common concerns with metal awnings is that it can get quite noisy when it's raining. Yes, it's in the past. However, over time material quality has improved, and there are additional measures that can be taken to reduce noise, allowing you to still achieve your dream home.
- Choose the Right Metal: Certain metals, such as copper, generate less noise when raindrops hit them. The thicker the material, the less noisy it tends to be.
- Insulation: Adding sound-absorbing materials like rock wool or foam boards beneath the awning can significantly reduce noise.
- Layering: Installing a secondary layer, like a sound-dampening panel between the metal panels and the support structure, helps block sound waves.
- Proper Installation: Ensuring tight fits and using appropriate fasteners can reduce vibrations and, consequently, noise.
- Soundproofing Materials: In cases where noise remains a significant concern, use soundproofing materials on the interior side of the awning to further reduce sound transmission.
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