installation of synthetic resin tile

Resin tiles have the advantages of green environmental protection, easy installation, various colors, anti-corrosion insulation, wind resistance and shock resistance. Resin tiles are widely used and can be used in factory buildings, villas, residential buildings, park pavilions, cultural ancient buildings, rural construction, and slope-to-slope projects.

1. Preparation: Before installation, it is important to prepare the roof surface. Ensure that the roof is clean, dry, and free from any debris. The roof should also be checked for any damage or leaks and repaired before installation.

2. Measuring and Marking: Measure the roof and mark the centerline of the roof with a chalk line. This will help to ensure that the tiles are installed in a straight line.

3. Installing the First Row: Start at the bottom edge of the roof and install the first row of tiles. Make sure that the tiles are aligned with the centerline and that they are level. Use roofing nails to secure the tiles to the roof.

4. Installing the Remaining Rows: Continue installing the tiles row by row, working your way up the roof. Make sure that each row is aligned with the centerline and that the tiles are level. Use roofing nails to secure the tiles to the roof.

5. Cutting Tiles: When installing tiles around vents, chimneys, or other obstacles, it may be necessary to cut the tiles to fit. Use a utility knife or a saw to cut the tiles to the correct size.

6. Ridge Cap Installation: Once all the tiles have been installed, the ridge caps can be installed. Ridge caps are installed along the ridge of the roof to provide a finished look and to prevent water from entering the roof. Use roofing nails to secure the ridge caps to the roof.

7. Finishing: Once the installation is complete, inspect the roof to ensure that all tiles are securely fastened and that there are no gaps or leaks. Clean up any debris or tools that were used during the installation process.