Laying tiles ruukki. Installation of Ruukki® Armorium metal tiles. Polyester coating

As a rule, they provide the consumer with instructions for the purchased product. This is due to the fact that if the rules for laying the roof are not followed, the product manufacturer has the right to disclaim all responsibility for further operation, and in addition, the service life of metal tiles is significantly reduced, which leads to loss of quality guarantee.

Below are general recommendations for installation of Finnish metal tiles Ruukki, which can be useful in the process of doing it yourself. To avoid many problems in the future due to poor-quality installation of Ruukki metal tiles, you should contact the appropriate company. Our company is on professional level engages in roofing work at a low price in Moscow and the Moscow region.

Roof calculation and measurement

To make sure that the roof is rectangular, you need to take diagonal measurements. All calculations are made according to a pre-prepared drawing, taking into account the forty-centimeter protrusion of the metal tile sheet over the cornice. This moment ensures reliable ventilation directly under the roofing sheets. Each slope must be calculated individually.

It happens that a protruding slope requires sheets of metal tiles different lengths. In any case, they must be a direct multiple of the wave pitch, and the transverse pattern of the cornice profile must be in one line.

Processing of sheets during the installation of Finnish metal tiles

Metal tiles often have to be cut during roofing works. This can be done exclusively with metal scissors, or special tool. It is strictly not recommended to perform this action with abrasive cutting discs mounted on a disk electric saw. The cutting elements in this case should be carbide, and the scissors should be nibblers.

Lathing

A 30x100 mm board is used as lathing, installed with a certain pitch depending on the type of Ruukki tile (- 350 mm, Elite - 400 mm, - 300 mm). When installing the sheathing, you should determine in advance the attachment points for the passage elements. The board facing the cornice should be 15 mm thicker.

Gasket under the sheathing

Installation of the sheathing should begin after laying the waterproofing material. It is necessary to protect bottom side Finnish metal tiles from condensation. Waterproofing material absorbs everything excess moisture, arising due to oscillations atmospheric pressure and other environmental factors.

End, cornice and ridge strips

The end strip is mounted using galvanized nails to the rafters above the sheathing at the wave height of the metal tile sheet. The cornice strips are fastened with galvanized nails. The distance between them should be 300 mm. The boards are nailed in front of the roofing sheets with an overlap of 100 mm, after which the sheet is cut with metal scissors. The ridge strips are attached to two additional ones.

Installation of Ruukki metal tiles

Fastening sheets of Finnish metal tiles to gable roof It is done from the end, and on the tent starting from the highest point of the slope. The wave lock of the previous sheet is covered by the next one. To facilitate the installation of metal tile sheets, their fastening begins on the left side of the roof slope. The edge of the first sheet is installed along the cornice, after which it is secured with one self-tapping screw. We should not forget that the metal tiles should protrude 40 mm beyond the eaves line. The second sheet is laid so that the bottom edge is flush with the first. Under the first transverse fold on top of the wave, the overlap is fastened with one self-tapping screw.

Attaching sheets to sheathing

Screws with a sealing washer are screwed under the transverse wave into its deflection. It should be noted that 8 screws are required per square meter profiles, which are located only in every second wave of the metal tile sheet.

You should walk along the profile very carefully, stepping into the places where the wave bends and where the sheathing passes.

Fastening the end and ridge strips

The end strip is attached with screws to wooden base, covering the end over the profile wave. Ridge strip fastened after installation of all sheets of Finnish Ruukki metal tiles, covering the sealing tape and screws. Self-tapping screws are screwed in every second profile wave.

Finnera metal tiles belongs to the Ruukki 40 PLUS quality category, it is high strength, durability and perfect design. Excellent product value, Ruukki guarantee for 40 years. A smart choice, versatile coverage for all weather conditions.

Design idea Finnera metal tiles was inspired by traditional ceramic tiles. This is a ready-to-install steel roof structure with innovative leading edge folding technology. Finnera metal tiles from Ruukki is distinguished by the reliability of steel and the aesthetics of ceramics.

SpecificationsFinnera metal tiles

Profile height (total) 52 mm
Wave step Finnera metal tiles 330 mm
Useful width 1140 mm, total width 1190 mm
Useful length 660 mm, total length 685 mm
Material thickness 0.50 mm
Unit weight 3.80 kg (sales unit pcs.)
Usable unit area 0.75 m²
Minimum slope 14° (1:4)

Finnera metal tiles performed in the following colors

Installation features
Finnera metal tiles

Wooden slats 32 x 100 mm are used as lathing. The bottom batten of the sheathing should be thicker than the rest. Installation of the sheathing should begin with the cornice from which installation will begin. roofing sheets.

Sheets Finnera metal tiles should be laid, overlapping, in turn from above and below each other, moving in the direction from left to right or from right to left. Each subsequent row in the direction from the cornice to the ridge is installed in the same order.

Sheets Finnera metal tiles attached to wooden sheathing with self-tapping screws 4.8 x 28 mm in the deflections of the waves under the front step of the profile. In places of overlap, fasten with 4.8x20 or 4.8x28 mm self-tapping screws - into the crest of each wave at the vertical joint and at the crest of the wave in the middle of the sheet at the horizontal joint. As an alternative, the case can be considered when self-tapping screws, in the place of the longitudinal overlap of the sheets, are screwed at an angle into the end of the wave, for a much better external aesthetic appearance.

Self-tapping screw for fastening to the sheathing (4 pcs/sheet)

Self-tapping screw for overlapping fastening (3 pcs/sheet)

Self-tapping screw for fastening the first row of sheets (2 pcs/sheet)

other types of metal tiles ruukki

Metal tiles

Metal tile Adamante (Adamante) is an expressive roofing profile in Mediterranean style, great choice for the most demanding homeowners.

Metal tile ARMORIUM

general information

Acceptance of delivered order

Please ensure that the product delivered matches the order and contains all items listed on the delivery note. If discrepancies, errors or damage are found, they must be noted on the delivery note and Ruukki or the seller must be notified immediately.

Any complaints regarding the delivery of an order must be made within eight days of delivery. Ruukki is not responsible for costs arising from the replacement of goods installed in a manner different from that specified in these instructions.

Unloading and carrying the delivered order

Unload roofing sheets from delivery vehicles to supporting structure, covered with sheets of plywood or other similar material, the size of which is approximately the same size as the roofing sheets.

IN normal conditions Stacks of roofing sheets can be stored, packaged or unpacked, for one month. In case of more long-term storage stacks should be protected from the weather and placed on an inclined surface so that water collecting between them can evaporate or drain.

When carrying individual sheets, make sure they do not rub against each other. It is ideal to carry it by the edge of the sheet. In addition, lifting devices can be used to lift the sheets onto the roof surface.

Dimension

The roofing sheets supplied are the length specified in the order. For ridges, valleys, hipped roofs, ledges, etc., sheets should be cut directly on the site. To cut roofing sheets, a hand-held circular saw suitable for cutting steel sheets, large shears, a nibbler, a power hacksaw, or any other non-heat cutting device can be used.

Note: It is strictly forbidden to use an angle grinder with a cutting wheel to cut sheets (the use of these tools will automatically void the product warranty).

In addition to a hand-held circular saw with a suitable blade and scissors or a nibbler, you will need at least one screwdriver and a measuring tape. Before cutting, cover the sheets to protect them from sharp chips that could damage the surface. Any debris generated by drilling or cutting during installation should be carefully swept away.

Work safety

When handling sheets, always wear work gloves and protective clothing. Avoid contact with sharp cut edges and corners.

Do not walk under raised sheets or piles of sheets. Make sure that the lifting slings are in working order to support the weight of the sheets and that they are properly secured. Do not handle sheets when strong wind. Be extremely careful when moving and working on the roof. Use a safety rope and soft-soled shoes and follow all relevant safety regulations.

Checking roof dimensions

Roofing sheets are mounted at right angles (90 degrees) to the eaves. Before installation, check the evenness of the roof, its transverse dimensions, as well as the straightness of the ridge and eaves. If problems arise, please contact our technical support department.

When lifting individual sheets, remember not to lift long sheets by the edges or allow them to rub against each other. It is best to lift them by the side edges. Individual sheets are lifted onto the roof along supports that are installed from the eaves to the ground.

The sheets are lifted onto the roof for installation on supports. You can help lift the sheets from the ground by pushing them along the edges. Do not walk under the sheets while they are being lifted.

Ruukki company delivers roofing based on the dimensions provided by the customer. These dimensions can be easily found on the construction drawings. You can also draw a simplified model, indicating all the main dimensions on it.

The golden rule is that the length (L) of a roofing sheet is measured from outer surface the furthest cladding panel on the eaves to the middle of the ridge. So that you can complete correct measurements To order, it will be useful to measure the length of the entire roof surface in different places.

Installation of the lining should begin horizontally through the trusses, starting from the eaves. The lining should be at least 200 mm wider than the wall at the eaves and edges. Attach the underlayment to the roof trusses using roofing nails and then nail strips of wood, e.g. 32 x 50mm, on top of it in the direction roof trusses(necessary to ensure normal ventilation). Leave the roofing underlay hanging between the roof trusses. Installation of the ridge liner should be carried out in accordance with the installation instructions provided on the detail drawings. If problems arise, contact a design engineer regarding your specific ridge design.

At horizontal joints, the lining sheets should be overlapped (approximately 150 mm). If the length of the lining needs to be increased, this must be done on trusses with a minimum overlap of 100 mm.

With a truss width of 900 or 1200 mm, wooden slats measuring 32 x 100 mm are sufficient. When using profile sheet metal tiles, the lowest wooden slats should be approximately 10mm thicker than a standard batten, eg 2 x (22 x 100mm). To determine the required slatting thickness, contact your designer.

Start installing the roofing sheet slats at the eaves where the sheets are to be installed first. It is important that the curtain rods are adjusted and that the pattern adjustment is taken into account.

Check that the distance between the slats corresponds to: Y - 300 mm, X - 350 mm.

Y = distance from outer edge facing panels to the center of the second rail;
X = distance between the centers of the remaining roof surface slats.

Installation of cladding panels

When using metal tiles, the gable boards should be positioned flush with the profile above the roof battens. Edge caps should be attached to the gable boards.

Check that the level gable boards(Z) corresponded to 80 mm.

Installation of cornice strips

Installation of eaves flashings should be carried out before installation of roofing sheets. Align the flashing with the eave line and attach it to the first batten using galvanized roofing nails or screws. Cornice strips should be attached with an overlap (approximately 10 mm). To prevent the penetration of rainwater or snow, the Armorium RA1BB_AR bottom profile should be installed.

Sheets of metal tiles can be mounted in the direction from left to right or vice versa, regardless of the capillary gap. When laying from left to right, the edge of the previous sheet is raised and the edge of the next sheet is laid under it. In this way, the outermost sheet is supported by the cross pattern of the previous sheet, which prevents it from slipping during installation. This technique is useful when installing on gable roofs or when laying long sheets.

When working on a gable roof, installation of roofing sheets usually begins at the ridge, and when working on hipped roof- from the edge of the roof. The sheets are aligned along the eaves, not along the ridge.

Try to start the installation with long sheets, as this will make it easier to align the sheets along the eaves (at right angles).

Fastening

Attach the metal tile sheets to the battens at the lowest point of the wave profile, just below the side raised edges of the sheet. If the slats are wooden, use 4.8 x 28 mm self-tapping screws.

At overlap joints, attach the sheets to the battens at the lowest point of the wave profile under each of the raised side edges of the sheet.

On the eaves, attach the sheets to the slats at every second wave.

• Mounting screws (three waves to the side - two side raised edges up);
• Lap joint mounting screws (under each raised side edge);
• Mounting screws for curtain rods on every second wave.
  Mounting screws for overhangs under each side raised edge.

The mounting screws on the roof surface should start at the end, missing one row of side edges at the eaves. After the first screw, the next screw is installed through two side edges up and one wave to the side. Continue fastening in this pattern until you reach the ridge. Then return to the first screw, move three waves to the side and continue fastening up to the ridge in the same pattern.

Instructions for laying and fastening sheets take into account such points as the possibility of lifting the edges of the sheet by the wind, thermal deformation, as well as the rigidity and appearance sheet joints.

On the side from which you are starting to install the roof, secure the first sheet in in the right place, leaving the edge of sufficient length to hang over the cornice (approximately 40-45 mm).

Attach the sheet to the cornice with one screw and temporarily to the ridge.

Attach the following sheets of overlap at the highest point of the profile under every other raised side edge of the sheet. Mount two or three sheets in a similar way.

Remove the screw from the ridge and align the sheets with the eaves. To do this, take a measurement to make sure that the length of the free edge is the same on the right and left sides right angle sheet (approximately 40-45 mm).

Secure the aligned sheets to the curtain rods with one screw.

Fasten the first sheets in the desired location according to the fastening instructions.

Continue installing the next sheets. Attach the sheets to the slats and overlapping areas according to the fastening instructions.

Continue installation as described.

Note: The lap screws at the highest point of the profile are only used to align the sheets to the eaves.

Use a soft brush to sweep away all shavings and drill waste from the finished roof surface. Apply touch-up paint if necessary.

When making a longitudinal connection of metal tiles, the sheets should be mounted in accordance with the order shown in the figure. The capillary gap in the overlapped edges determines the installation order.

From the raised side edge of the profile, sheets of metal tiles should be laid with an overlap (at least 150 mm) and secured at the bottom of the wave to the batten under the raised side edge.

When installing the profile, fixation along the transverse overlap is performed at the end along the transverse wave or at the bottom of each longitudinal wave above the transverse wave, without fastening to the sheathing. In this case, 4.8x28 mm metal screws are used. When placing fasteners, be guided by the aesthetic appearance of the roof as a whole.

To ensure that the installation plan of roofing sheets is not disturbed, lay the sheets so that the top and bottom patterns are precisely aligned with each other.

Lay the valley base slabs flush with the roof surface slats. Leave ventilation gaps approximately 20 mm wide between the valley slabs.

Cut the cornice strip to shape and install it in the corner of the valley.

Install the valley cornice strip in the desired location. Secure the sheet in place using galvanized roofing nails. The corner valley sheets at the joints must have an overlap of at least 200 mm. We recommend using sealing paste to seal overlaps.

Trim and shape bottom edge the valley flashing after its alignment with the cornice.

Place marking lines on the valley sheet to indicate the alignment of the sheets along it. Minimum distance between marking lines (indicating the location of roofing sheets) should be 200 mm. The corner valley sheet must extend under the roofing sheets by at least 250 mm.

Install the universal valley sheet filler: remove the protective strip from the 60 x 30 sealing tape and secure the filler approximately 30 mm from the marking lines towards the edge of the valley.

Install full-length roofing sheets. Those sheets that require trimming do not need to be laid at this stage.

Measure the space for the roofing sheet by measuring from the marking line to where the overlap of the roofing sheet ends.

To begin, draw a guide line on the batten in the direction where the next roofing sheet ends.

To cut sheets to a valley shape, two measurements are required: the width at the bottom of the sheet (Y) and the distance from the eaves to the index line where the overlap of the roofing sheet ends (X).

Based on the measurement results, draw a cut line on the roofing sheet.

Trim the leaf.

Install the cut roofing sheets at the top of the valley, making sure as you install that the angle of the valley matches the marking line you made.

Secure the roofing sheets installed in the valley using self-tapping screws.

Continue installation as described.

Use a soft brush to sweep away all shavings and drill waste from the finished roof surface. Apply touch-up paint if necessary.

Nashchelniki

Install the edge trims in an upward direction away from the eaves. If necessary, trim the free length at the ridge. Attach the pads to facing panels using self-tapping screws, placing them at a distance of approximately 1000 mm from each other and at a distance of approximately 300-800 mm from the top to the roofing sheets. The edge trims must be installed with an overlap (at least 100 mm).

Note: The edge trim must cover the first pattern profile of the roofing sheet.

Place the ventilated ridge infill onto the sheets in the ridge before attaching the roof flashing to the roof. Remove the protective strip from the adhesive tapes and lay the ventilated ridge filler on the sheets, following the shape of the waves.

Attach the ridge strip to the roofing sheets after every third wave using self-tapping screws. The overlap of the ridge strip must be at least 100 mm.

Roof Maintenance

THE FOLLOWING POINTS SHOULD BE CHECKED ANNUALLY

• Working condition of ventilation of roof structures;
• Condition and fastening of rainwater collection systems;
• Condition and fastening of roof protection means;
• Condition, rigidity and fastening of protrusions;
• Condition of seals;
• Condition and fastening of screws;
• Condition of the paint coating of roofing sheets and flashings.

OF NECESSITY

• Roof cleaning;
• Snow removal;
• Removing leaves, branches and other things.

Annual Maintenance

In order to ensure optimal condition and long service life of the roof, it is necessary to regularly check its condition. Under normal conditions, cleaning of the roof surface occurs during heavy rains, and all remaining fallen leaves, branches, etc., not washed away by the rain, should be cleaned off annually. Valleys and rainwater collection systems also require annual cleaning.

Cleaning

Dirt and stains can be washed off with a soft brush and water. Pressure washers (up to 50 bar) can also be used. More stubborn dirt can be removed using detergents designed for cleaning painted surfaces. To ensure the suitability of the detergent, read the instructions for use or contact the manufacturer. Stains that cannot be removed with regular detergent can be wiped off with a cloth soaked in solvent. The final wash of the paint coating should be carried out from top to bottom to completely remove detergent. Complete the cleaning by flushing the rainwater system with water.

Snow removal

Typically, snow does not accumulate on a painted roof, or its amount does not exceed the maximum load rating of the roof structure. However, if it is necessary to remove snow, we recommend leaving a layer of snow on the roof (approx. 100 mm) to protect the covering during cleaning.

Detailed drawings

1. Roof lining (ventilation gap at ridge > 100 mm);
2. Rail, e.g. 32x100 mm;
3. Roofing lining strip, width ~ 400 mm;
4. Metal tile sheet;
5. Screw;
6. Ventilated ridge filler;
7. The ridge strip is round;
8. Screw;
9. Ventilation (if necessary).

1. Roof lining;
2. Bottom cover;
3. Rail, for example, 32x100 mm;
4. Metal tile sheet;
5. Screw;
6. Screw;
7. Screw.

1. Lining;
2. Rail, e.g. 32x100 mm;
3. Screw;
4. Metal tile sheet;
5. Sealing strip 60x30 Screw;
6. Upper cornice flashing;
7. Screw;
8. Wooden strip, e.g. 32 x 50 mm.

1. Longitudinal beam;
2. Wooden strip, e.g. 32 x 50 mm;
3. Rail, e.g. 32x100 mm;
4. Roofing nail;
5. Metal tile sheet;
6. Screw;
7. Screw (when aligning sheets with cornices, attach to every second raised side edge);
8. Roof lining.

1. Roof lining;
2. Wooden strip, e.g. 32 x 50 mm;
3. Rail, e.g. 32x100 mm;
4. Slats, e.g. 2x22x100 mm;
5. Cornice strip;
6. Metal tile sheet;
7. Screw;
8. Ventilation grill;
9. Screw.

1. Roofing lining (the lowest strip of lining is parallel to the valley, linings from the roof surface are laid overlapping on top of it);
2. Wooden strip, e.g. 32 x 50 mm;
3. Valley lining, e.g. 32x100 mm;
4. Valley cover;
5. Sealing tape 60x30;
6. Metal tile sheet;
7. Screw;
8. Longitudinal bars.

• Installation instructions for Ruukki® Armorium metal tiles (Ruukki Armorium)

Instructions for installing metal tiles. Preparation and main stages of work. Video instruction. Prices for installation of metal tiles.

Video - installation of metal tiles

Video manufacturers' instructions for installing metal tiles.

Instructions for installing metal tiles

The main stages of installing a metal tile roof.

Delivery, unloading and storage

The length of the vehicle body must be no less than the length of the metal tile sheets. Sheets must be transported on a pallet, securely fastened. Unloading must be carried out by people (2 people per 2 m.p.) or by a crane with soft slings. Store the tiles in a dry place, in a bundle, out of direct sunlight.

Laying the sheathing

If wood is used for the sheathing, first dry it and coat it with an antiseptic compound. Place the first batten below, from it to the center of the second there should be 300 mm, from the center of the second to the center of the third (and between the others too) 350 mm. In areas of skates, windows, snow guards, etc. there must be a double continuous sheathing.

sheathing step according to template

Waterproofing

The film is laid along the rafters from the eaves to the ridge, with an overlap of 150 mm. There should be a gap of 30-50 mm between the insulation and the film. The membrane can be placed without a gap on the insulation.

Roof cornice

It is necessary to secure it to the roof eaves drain hooks to then cover with tiles. Put cornice strip and secure it with roofing screws. Make an issue waterproofing film. Secure the film with double-sided tape.

Valley device

Make it under the valley continuous sheathing. From below, overlap the cornice strip. Lay the next valley with an overlap of at least 300 mm. Install metal tiles and cover with the upper valley.

Pipe finishing

Apply the waterproofing to the pipe (50 mm). Make a groove in the pipe and install a junction. Cover the top with tiles and place an apron. Lead the bottom of the apron to the cornice or into the valley.

	and attached to the sheathing with self-tapping screws

Dormer windows

Make a hole in the roof and install the sheathing. Install the flashing and heat and waterproofing kit. Install a window.

Sheet cutting

Metal sheets can only be cut with a special tool, for example, cutting shears. Don't use an angle grinder. Then, treat the cut area with special metal paint.

Laying sheets

Sheets of metal tiles can be lifted onto the roof by 2-3 workers, without causing fractures. Fix the sheet near the ridge. Follow the diagram for the order of laying metal tiles.

Fastening

To fasten sheets of metal tiles, use roofing screws. Attach the sheet under the wave. Do not overtighten the self-tapping screw (see diagram).

Ridge installation

The ridge for metal tiles can be semicircular or rectangular. Place a cap on the semicircular ridge. Mount the ridge using self-tapping screws 3.5x70 mm long. Place a sealant under the ridge.

Wind bar

A wind strip is necessary to protect roofing sheets from side winds. Install wind bar and secure it with roofing screws.

Roofing materials produced in Europe have long been distinguished by their excellent quality and long service life. Finnish metal tiles Ruukki are just one example among the huge variety of roofing materials manufactured in Europe. It is made according to national standards, which, in general, determines excellent characteristics, guarantees quality. Under the cover of Rukki metal tiles, your beloved home or cottage is not afraid of severe frosts, scorching sun, or torrential rains. The external indicators of this material are at the very high level, which greatly contributes to the fact that your estate will acquire a very presentable appearance.

Advice: From Finnish metal tiles can be mounted not only absolutely new roof, but also to reconstruct the coating, which has served for many years.

Advantages of Ruukki metal tiles

Aesthetic appeal is one of the advantages of Ruuka metal tiles

Someone may think that Ruukki metal tiles are the best option roofing coverings from all existing ones. Is there any reason to think so? Let's pay attention to some facts and characteristics related to the history, application and quality indicators of this building material:

• The production of tiles in Finland began back in 1960, which means that the manufacturer has more than half a century of experience in the production of roofing materials. On this moment Ruukki products are sold in the markets of about 20 countries, including Russia;
• excellent range of materials sold - it is possible to select metal tiles based on own preferences and opportunities. Among available options roofing There are samples with different outer layer structures: Pural, Purex, Pural Mat, etc.
• In the process of manufacturing the coating, metal produced in Finland is used. The entire technological cycle is accompanied by systematically organized quality control. All samples are tested under critical temperature conditions at special experimental sites, which is the key to the quality of the manufactured product;
• zinc coating roofing material has a double-sided thickness of 20 microns, which guarantees long-term use of Ruukki branded products. This technological aspect plays a significant role in maintaining the quality characteristics of the coating declared by the manufacturer. In those areas of the coating where damage is observed, zinc undergoes oxidation and thus protects the steel sheet from deep corrosive effects;
• If we focus on the indicators accepted in Europe, then the thickness metal base Ruukki products slightly exceed the level of requirements, amounting to 0.54-0.56 mm compared to the required 0.5 mm. Certificates can confirm such a high quality indicator. Some manufacturers allow the use of steel sheets with a thickness of 0.44-0.48 mm, and sometimes even less, which can significantly affect the service life of the roofing material. This fact is of particular importance for those places of metal tiles that become somewhat thinner during rolling operations. This has a direct bearing on the ridge areas roofing profile, which in places of bending lose somewhat in thickness;
• durable coatings of first-class quality allow the manufacturer to provide the product with a guarantee for technical part product for a period of up to 50 years, and for external characteristics- up to 20 years;
• metal tile products are presented in a noteworthy profile range. In addition, the company is working to increase diversity color range materials to allow customers not to resign themselves to what is available, but to decide on the purchase of materials based on their wildest personal ideas and ideas;
• The Finnish manufacturer's factory facilities are equipped with the latest models production equipment, guaranteeing geometric accuracy and, subsequently, problem-free installation and aesthetic usefulness of the material;
• Product marking is carried out using moisture-resistant ink, both on the outer surface of the coating and on its inner part. The date of manufacture is indicated separately, which serves as a method of protection against substandard goods;
• factory packaging commercial products Ruukki is produced in such a way as to prevent all possible risks arising during long-term transportation and storage of materials.

It is important: It is better not to start work with any type of Finnish-made roofing, including Ruukki metal tiles, in the absence of installation instructions, as this Right way to disappointment and losses. In addition to the fact that the material is quite expensive, working with it requires at least a minimum level of technical literacy.

Characteristics of the main types of Ruukki coatings

Pural Matt polymer coating

Purex coating

This option for polymer processing of roofing material is an exclusive roofing development. It has excellent wear resistance and is as easy to use as traditional Pural brand samples. The matte colors are very pleasing to the eye and fit exceptionally well into new building projects or allow for successful production major repairs roofing surfaces. Guarantee period for Pural brand coating is 15 years.

Purex represents an elegant, somewhat embossed coating with a matte textured surface that fits well with modern roofing fashion trends. Purex logo roofing sheets are a worthwhile choice if you are looking for a product that offers the optimal combination of design innovation and durability. Manufacturers declare its ability not to lose its visual characteristics for 15 years, providing appropriate guarantees for this period. On technical indicators These products have a warranty period of 40 years.

Polyester coating

In places that do not require very high weather resistance, the use of Polyester type coating is recommended. Many roofs covered with this type of roofing can serve their owners for several decades. This coating can be used not only for arranging the roof, but also successfully used when carrying out facing works with walls and other surfaces. Manufacturer's warranty period for this product is also 15 years.

On a note: Ruukki metal tiles have always been distinguished by their novelty, which clearly demonstrates the technological ingenuity of the company's engineers. It is noticeable throughout that the manufacturer continues to strive to maintain and increase its success in the market building materials, which he had already conquered many years ago.

Installation work can be subordinated general instructions for installing metal tiles approximately like this:

1. The process of installing metal tiles begins from the end part of the roof on roofs with two slopes, and on tent-type roofs, installation begins from the point located highest. Moreover, this applies to both sides of the roof. Each subsequent sheet should overlap the capillary groove of the previous one.
2. The starting point for attaching metal tiles can be equally successful at both the left and right ends of the roof. If the work is started on the left, then the installation of the next sheet after the first is carried out by placing the one already laid under the final wave.
3. The protrusion of the edge of the sheet on the cornice can be about 40 mm. For convenience and quality, it is better to fix ¾ of the canvas onto one fastening element in the ridge area, then level the cornice overhang, and only then secure it thoroughly.
4. Having installed the first profile sheet You need to first attach it to one self-tapping screw near the ridge. Next, a new sheet is laid so that the bottom of both sheets forms a straight line. Now you can fasten both sheets overlapping along the top of the wave directly under the first transverse protrusion of the profile.
5. Provided that the sheets have not fallen into place, it is worth, first of all, slightly lifting one sheet above the other and trying to move it in the upward direction, placing one fold after another in succession and fixing it with fasteners in the upper part of the wave under each profile fold in the transverse direction.
6. Having connected several sheets in this way, you need to align the edge exactly with the cornice, after which you can make the final fixation. It is also possible to align the overlaps along the bottom, with subsequent fastening of the sheets and only then installation to the lathing structure.

Price

The price range for Ruukki metal tiles is quite wide. Selected species metal tiles can be bought for 550 rubles/sq.m, others - within 350 rubles/sq.m. They differ somewhat in the thickness of the polymer layer and some other production indicators.

Video about installation of Ruukki metal tiles