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33/1000 Pan Tile Effect Metal Roof Sheets
Get the look of traditional tiled roof with the strength and low maintenance of steel. Our 33/1000 pan tile effect metal roofing sheets are manufactured in-house and cut to your exact length.
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Our Pan Tile Effect Profile Metal Sheets
- Cover width: 1000mm
- Profile height: 33mm
- Profile pitch: 200mm
- Corrugations: 5 Crowns (when fitted)
- Sheet thickness: 0.5mm / 0.7mm
- Custom length: From 750mm to 7500mm
- Curving options: Not available
- Available Finishes: 25/10μm Polyester / 35/10μm Wrinkle Polyester / LG200μm Standard Plastisol / LG200μm / Accent Plastisol / PU40 Metallic Silver / PP40y 200μm Plastisol / Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® / and Galvanised
For more information on our tile effect metal roofing sheets, download our brochure below.
What is a Tile Effect Roof Sheet?
A tile effect roofing sheet, also called a pan tile profile or steel tile sheet is a single pressed metal sheet formed with a repeating tile pattern across its surface. From ground level it reads as a run of individual pantiles. In practice, each sheet covers what would otherwise be dozens of loose tiles, laid and fixed in one piece.
Explore our 33/1000 pan tile effect metal roofing sheets, with 5 crowns per sheet at a 200mm pitch, giving a traditional tile appearance across a 1000mm cover width.
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If you need any support or assistance ordering your steel roof sheets or wall cladding, or you just have a question about which product, profile or finish is right for your project, our experienced team is here to help.
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Add an Antidrop Membrane for Moisture Protection
Antidrop is a felt membrane that can be applied to the reverse of your tile effect steel roofing sheets during the forming process.
It works by trapping condensation moisture in small pockets within the felt, then releasing it back into the air as normal humidity once temperatures rise back above the dew point.
It’s worth considering on unheated or poorly ventilated buildings such as garages, stables, agricultural buildings, where condensation dripping onto stored goods, livestock or equipment underneath would otherwise be a problem.
Choose a Colour for Your Steel Tile Effect Roofing Sheets
Our tin roof sheets are highly customisable in colour, as well as size and finish. Choose from 22 colours across a range of coatings, including polyester, PVC plastisol, wrinkle polyester and metallic silver, plus mill-finished Galvanised and Corten. This will allow you to match your existing roofing and cladding, coordinate with surrounding buildings or choose a finish that suits the looks of your new project.
Be aware that all colour representations on our tin roof colour chart are intended to be used as a general guide and indication.
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Tile Effect Steel Roofing Sheet FAQs
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What is the minimum roof pitch for tile effect sheets?
12 degrees for the 33/1000 profile. Below this, water can be driven back up the laps by wind, especially at the side and end overlaps, leading to leaks. If your roof falls below 12°, this profile might not be suitable, so talk to us about potential alternatives. Our guide to roof pitch and steel sheet selection also covers how pitch affects the choice of sheet.
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What thicknesses are available, and which one do I need?
0.5mm and 0.7mm steel, depending on the finish you choose. 0.5mm is lighter and suits most garages, outbuildings and domestic re-roofs. 0.7mm adds weight and rigidity, and is the only option available in some of the higher-durability coatings (plastisol, metallic and Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra®). If you are unsure which is right for your span and purlin spacing, send us your roof details and we will advise.
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Can I get the tile effect metal roof sheets cut to a custom length?
Yes, the 33/1000 is supplied from 750mm up to 7500mm, cut to the exact length you need rather than a fixed stock size. This means one sheet can run the full slope of most domestic roofs without a horizontal overlap. All dimensions are subject to a standard manufacturing tolerance of +/-5mm. See our tile effect metal roofing sheets for the full specification.
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Can I use tile effect sheets as wall cladding?
No, the 33/1000 is designed for roofing use only and should not be fitted vertically as a wall sheet. If you need a matching or complementary cladding option for the walls of the same building, ask us and we can advise on a suitable profile from our steel wall cladding range.
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How many crowns does each tile effect sheet have, and how does that affect coverage?
Each sheet has 5 crowns at a 200mm pitch across a 1000mm cover width, with a 33mm profile height. In practice, every sheet reads as a run of 5 tile courses, so you can work out how many sheets you need by dividing your roof width by the 1000mm cover width and rounding up. See our tile effect metal roofing sheets.
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What's the difference between polyester and plastisol coatings?
Polyester (25 or 35 micron) is a thinner, cost-effective coating, available in both 0.5mm and 0.7mm sheets, and a sensible choice for lower-exposure locations like garages and outbuildings. Plastisol (200 micron) is a much thicker PVC coating, giving better resistance to scuffing and weathering, but it is only available on 0.7mm sheets and costs more. See our tile effect metal roofing sheets for the full range of finishes.