We take pride in manufacturing our tiles from premium grade ASTMA 240 stainless steel, using an exclusive and time-proven Zappone Systems™ interlocking design. These tiles feature a unique “shadow cup” which allows a person to walk on the tile, adds texture and provides noise deading. A complete accessory line of accent shingles and trim is available.

Lighter, stronger, smaller in scale than other metal roofing products and available in a range of permanent colors that won’t crack, chip, peel or fade, we offer an endless array of design options.

Many famous landmarks testify to the endurance of stainless steel roofing including New York’s Chrysler Building (1928) and the St. Louis Arch (1964). Our roof will give years of unsurpassed protection to your creative vision.

Our tiles contain, on average, 75% plus recycled stainless steel and can be recycled if ever removed. In certain cases, they can also be applied over existing asphalt, eliminating the need to send more waste to landfills.

Our unique interlocking design makes it easy to achieve a tight fit and allows for quick repair of individual tiles. Our tiles do not require clips or exposed fasteners. They take less time to install and eliminate the potential for fastener leaks.

Our stainless steel tiles & panels will outlast every other premium roofing product available with no maintenance required.

Strongest material available Lightest material available Proprietary prismatic coloring process assures Permanent enduring color which is not susceptible to UV damage Secure interlocking system Clipless installation; easy to install Roofs are walkable Lightweight tiles 75% recycled material; 100% recyclable Greatest wind, hail and fire protection available Best life cycle value; infinite life Potable water collection Fire retardation Virtually maintenance free Safe to the environment as kitchen/hospital utensils		Painted metal roofs fade and the cut edges are susceptible to corrosion Shingles life expectancy between 10-15 years Aluminum must be installed by expert tradesmen to accommodate expansion during elevated temperatures Zinc roofing requires installation in limited temperature environments; is susceptible to corrosion if installed improperly Cedar shingles have a relatively short lifespan, succumbing to sun or moss Clay tiles with high weight require more support, easily damages by wind Slate easily damaged by frost Concrete tiles need periodic maintenance; become brittle