Ceramic tiles are also making from pure clays, feldspars, sand, carbonates and Kaolins.They are baked in the kiln around 2000 degree celsius. The ceramic tiles have the lowest water absorption rate and will last more than 30 years. We can still see beautiful ceramic roofs on many buildings in Europe, which have been for centuries. They are very easy to clean because of the ceramic roofing tile have a glazed portion. Their colour will not fade and peel. Ceramic tiles are availabe at different styles, finishes and in variety of colours.They offer many great benefit including the durability, longevity, great curb appeal, low maintenance and safety. The ceramic finishes offered by many ceramic roof tile manufactures are baked in high temperature creating a non porous finish that will virtually last forever.

Metal Roofing is becoming more and more popular in Kerala during the last three decades. Metal Roofing is extremely energy efficient. In our climate especially in the extreme heat in the summer it will prevent heat to reduce the cooling cost and help us to save electricity.

Manglore Tiles or Clay tiles are produced by baking moulded clay. The density of the clay is determined by the length of time and temperature at which it is heated. The most commonly used clay colour is the TERRA-COTTA. Another alternative to these natural earth tones is to add enamels to the tiles and make any colour of the roof tiles. Because clay tiles are made from a natural earth derived material, which are environment friendly and easliy recycled. Clay tiles are available at various sizes and weights from 1KGs to 2KGs per square feet.

Polycarbonates are a group of thermoplastic polymers containing carbonate groups in their chemical structures. In polycarbonate some grades are optically transparent. They are easily worked, moulded and thermoformed. Most commonly using types of polycarbonate sheets are multiwall and solid types. They are available in different sizes and colours.