Bratex Roofing There are 176 products.

Economical solution in a classic style

The traditional tin roof is a great solution for lovers of simplicity and traditional solutions. The classic shape of this roofing material fits any type of roof. Its form resembles traditional clay tiles, but it is much easier to install, lighter and, above all, cheaper.

Traditional roof tiles are valued for their durability, reliability and elegant appearance. They will work well both on newly built structures and during renovation or restoration of existing roofs, to which they will add charm and elegance. Individual sheets of traditional roofing tiles are cut to size to fit specific architectural needs.

A universal solution without compromise

A unique concept of a practical, aesthetic and functional product with a long service life - this is how Bratex modular metal roofing tiles can be summarized. Thanks to their small dimensions, the roof tiles are easy to transport and durable. The modules are connected in a precise manner, ensuring easy installation that can be done by as few as two people.

When will modular sheet metal roofing tiles work best?

Modular roof tiles are a versatile solution that will work well on any type of roof. Their main advantage is that they are lightweight and easy to transport and install. It is available in small sheets, making it ideal for covering both roofs with multiple pitches and roofs with a large number of folds and additional elements, such as windows or dormers.

A modern metal roof for any type of building

Hybrid metal roof is an innovative solution that combines the advantages of traditional metal roofs with modular metal roofs. Hybrid technology allows for unprecedented flexibility - the roofing is available in ready-made modules or can be cut to size. This translates into optimal use of materials, easy transportation and simple installation.

What are hybrid metal roofing tiles?

Hybrid metal roof tiles are an innovative solution that combines the best features of traditional metal roofs with modular metal roofs. These roof tiles are available in two sales models: in sheets of any length and in fixed-length sheets. This hybrid approach offers a number of advantages. First and foremost, it makes transportation easier with smaller sheets compared to traditional metal roofs. At the same time, it retains the flexibility to customize the shape of the sheets, which are cut to size. The reduced length and lighter weight of hybrid metal roofing modules not only makes transportation easier, but also ensures safe handling of the material on the roof and a better fit to the surface. These features significantly reduce the risk of unwanted cracking or permanent deformation.

Snap seam sheeting

Roofing with the characteristics of flat longitudinal surfaces attracts the eye and emphasizes the lightness of a building's architecture. The origins of seam metal roofing date back decades, when short strips of sheet metal were used and joined by wrapping (tube) or bending (rim). Although this method is today considered craftsmanship and is still used in quite a number of public buildings using high-end materials, it is rare to see private houses covered with the rim method.

We offer three types of corrugated roofing

• Snap Lock seam
• SAVOY modular snap lock seam
• Professional seam - Standing SEAM

Trapezoidal sheet - high-quality roofing and facade covering

Trapezoidal sheet, whose name comes from its characteristic trapezoidal embossing, is one of the most frequently chosen materials for roofing. The profile owes its popularity primarily to the fact that it is extremely rigid, durable and lightweight at the same time. The core of the trapezoidal sheet can be steel or aluminum, covered with successive layers, such as zinc or aluzinc. The multilayer coating of trapezoidal sheet makes it extremely durable.

Trapezoidal sheet applications

Trapezoidal sheet is widely used in the construction industry for its aesthetics and properties; in addition to its most obvious use - roofing - it can be successfully used as a ceiling cladding or to cover a building's facade, or even as a fence. In terms of building style, trapezoidal sheet is particularly popular for covering modern houses with simple shapes, and is an excellent choice for all industrial projects. It is used not only to cover roofs and facades of residential buildings, but also for office and outbuildings, such as garages and sheds.

Our product range includes the following trapezoidal sheet designs: