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Specification
| Name | Top ridge tile |
| Material | Sodium silicate+Nano Modified Calcium+PMMA |
| Application | Must use together with the main tile, for COVER THE ROOFING TOP |
| Service life | 50+ years |
| Dimension | Width-350MM, Height-170mm; Length: 1050MM |
| Thickness | 3.0MM |
| Weight | 6.2kg/pc |
| Color | Usual color-Grey, Red, Blue, Orange, Accept custom |
| Advantage | Super Corrosion resistance; long lasting color; Easy install, Etc |
Physical Effects
TOP ridge tile have 2 kinds of shape.
Compared with the other, the HUIPAI style top ridge looks more three-dimensional and full, and has a more decorative sense.
About Installation
TOP RIDGE installation should be together with the main tile installing. To avoid the ridge tile and the main tile overlapping at the same position, the first ridge tile needs to be cut in half. When installing, press the large end against the small end of the other tile, and fix it on the purlin together with the main tile after alignment. If the ridge angle does not match the slope, do not press hard to correct it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are the top ridge tiles made of?
The top ridge tiles are manufactured using a high-quality composition of Sodium silicate, Nano Modified Calcium, and PMMA.
What is the expected service life of these ridge tiles?
These top ridge tiles are designed for long-term durability and offer a service life of 50+ years.
What are the dimensions and weight of a standard top ridge tile?
Each tile has a width of 350mm, height of 170mm, length of 1050mm, thickness of 3.0mm, and weighs approximately 6.2kg per piece.
What is the difference between HUIPAI style and other shapes?
Compared to alternative shapes, the HUIPAI style top ridge looks more three-dimensional, full, and provides a stronger decorative visual appeal.
How do I install the top ridge tile correctly?
It must be installed together with the main tile. Cut the first ridge tile in half to avoid overlapping at the same position. Press the large end against the small end of the adjacent tile, align, and fix it to the purlin with the main tile. Do not force or press hard if the ridge angle does not match the roof slope.