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AR PVC hollow tiles are a new type of eco-friendly material widely used in modern roofing. Their primary component is polyvinyl chloride (PVC). These tiles feature a unique hollow multi-frame structure, utilizing air as an insulating medium to effectively block heat transfer, achieving excellent thermal insulation, and contributing to energy conservation.
Structural Advantages
The densely packed reinforcement ribs within PVC hollow tiles ensure good rigidity and bending strength, allowing the tiles to withstand significant roof loads while reducing the demands on the roof support structure. Additionally, advanced waterproof troughs or interlocking designs at the edges and seams ensure exceptional waterproof performance under various climatic conditions, preventing rainwater leakage.
Material Benefits
PVC material itself offers excellent weather resistance, anti-aging properties, and certain flame-retardant characteristics. When combined with ASA weather-resistant layer treatments, PVC hollow tiles maintain stable performance and color over prolonged exposure to outdoor environments, significantly extending their service life.
Versatility and Market Appeal
In summary, PVC hollow tiles, with their multiple advantages of being lightweight, durable, thermally insulating, waterproof, aesthetically pleasing, and eco-friendly, have become the ideal roofing material for various types of buildings such as industrial factories, warehouses, and greenhouses. Their practicality and benefits make them highly favored in the market.
By leveraging their technological design and superior performance, PVC hollow tiles represent an advanced and reliable choice for modern construction projects, promising both functionality and longevity.