A roof measured, not guessed.

Answers from the manufacturer on profiles, useful width, overlaps, measuring and the documents you check on delivery.

Technical basis: the public catalogue and current production rules

How to estimate materials for a roof

From roof slopes to sheet count and length: learn how useful width, total sheet width, overlaps and real production limits affect the estimate.

What it clarifies

Material estimate2 min read

Go straight to your project stage. Current technical data and prices stay in the catalogue; the guides explain the decision.

Compare the profile, material and quotation before deciding.

4 guides

How to choose a metal roof tile: Bavaria, Monterey or Bango?
The three metal-tile models differ in geometry, useful width and maximum length. Compare the profile separately from the material and finish in the quotation.
Metal roof tiles2 min read
Profiled sheet vs. metal tile — which suits your roof?
If you're new to the project, you're probably wondering what the difference is. It's simple: the tile is for pitched roofs and a residential look; profiled sheet is for halls, façades and roofs with a slight slope.
Comparison1 min read
RAL colours and thicknesses: the complete guide
The public catalogue lists the available combinations of colour, finish, thickness (0.32 mm to 0.55 mm) and origin. Here is why the material is chosen as a complete specification.
Catalogue1 min read
How to compare two roof quotations correctly
A lower quoted sum does not automatically mean the same offer. Compare the profile, material, physical area, accessories, transport and included documents line by line.
Quotation2 min read

Turn measurements into sheets, lengths and accessories to verify.

2 guides

How to estimate materials for a roof
From roof slopes to sheet count and length: learn how useful width, total sheet width, overlaps and real production limits affect the estimate.
Material estimate2 min read
Accessory checklist for a complete roof
Ridges, valleys, flashings, verges, junction pieces and fasteners follow the real geometry. Use this as a checklist, not as a universal quantity.
Accessories2 min read

Prepare the site, product and transport conditions.

4 guides

On-site measurement — why it's free and what you get
The specialist comes to the site, measures the slopes, slopes and additional elements, then sends you the estimate with the exact sheets and the final price. It doesn't force you to do anything.
Services1 min read
Transporting, handling and storing sheets
Sheet length changes the vehicle, access and unloading plan. Coordinate the route, stopping place, receiving team and package protection before departure.
Transport2 min read
H-35 profiled sheet for façades — what you need to know
The H-35 profile is not only for roofs. With a minimum slope of 8°, it is also suitable for industrial and commercial façades. We explain the differences from H-7 and H-55.
Façade1 min read
Practical guide: fencing with metal fence slats
A finished 100 mm slat, formed from a 115 mm strip and cut to the length of the fence. The edges are folded. See how it is calculated and which lengths are available.
Fence1 min read

Follow the order stages and check what you receive.

2 guides

From measurement to production and delivery
An estimate becomes a confirmed quotation, then an order with reserved material. See the stages you can follow until the goods are ready for delivery or collection.
Order2 min read
Warranty and batch certificate: what you receive on delivery
Warranty terms depend on the chosen material. At receipt, compare the product and delivery documents with the confirmed specification before installation.
Receipt2 min read

Have the measurements? Estimate the sheets and the material. Only have a sketch? Send it to be checked before the quotation.