Product Introduction
Colobond steel has been specifically designed and developed for high durability as well as for better installation and can be used for roofing and wall cladding applications and are widely accepted in Maldives.
Comparison with normal color coated steel
From the figure 2.1 we can see that the top roof of the building is installed with Colorbond steel but the bottom roof is installed with low-standard ordinary roof. We can clearly see the extent of the color fading from the bottom roof in comparison with the top Colorbond roof.
The reason is due to Colorbond’s tested stable resin and inorganic pigments that do not break down as a result of UV radiation, thus resisting fading, chalking and giving a remarkable color stability when exposed to such conditions.
Figure 2.2 shows a typical low cost roof installed just adjacent to the Colorbond roof (right). It can be clearly seen the extent of color fading as well as cutedge corrosion.
However Colobond roof’s cut-edge remain smooth and free from any stain or corrosion due to its remarkable Cut-Edge Protection system.
High Yield Strength
When compared to low standard roofing sheets, Colorbond sheets have greater resistance to dents and damages.
As shown in figure 2.3, wider spans with lesser thickness are possible due to the high concentration of Aluminum (55%) which makes 80% of the coating volume in the Colorbond material.