27.10.2022
What is Clamp Roof?
Keel roof is a metal roofing system that is applied on roofs with a minimum slope of 5%, can easily adapt to all traditional or modern architecture, and exhibits striking and lively lines. Metal coils (titanium, zinc, aluminum, sheet metal, copper) shaped with a roof clamping machine on the construction site are produced in the desired length in the most secure and first preferred clamping system in metal roofs.
It is attached to the roof infrastructure without drilling with fixed and movable hidden stainless clips.
It is assembled by clamping the edges with a clamping robot or a hand tool and provides perfect water tightness.
Kenet Roof is a long-lasting metal roofing system that is resistant to strong winds and storms, resistant to impacts, does not require maintenance, does not leak water.
What Advantages Does Seam Roofing Offer in Houses?
Stylish appearance. Striking and memorable.
Wide range of colors suitable for today's residential design trends.
Roofing system that best protects the building against external factors such as rain, sun and wind.
It is absolutely waterproof and very long-lasting thanks to clamping without drilling.
It provides energy efficiency by keeping the building cool in summer and warm in winter.
While other roofs age and rapidly lose their value, interlocking metal roofs are always permanent with their proven performance.
No unnecessary weight on the roof. The Clamp Roof is extremely lightweight to preserve structural integrity and life
What is the Importance of Titanium Zinc in Clamped Metal Roofing?
Titanium Zinc is the most preferred non-ferrous metal material in the seam roof system in almost all developed countries.
Titanium-zinc, a natural material, protects itself against atmospheric effects and gains high resistance against corrosion. All kinds of scratch marks that may occur on the surface of the material disappear in a short time thanks to the patina layer. Paint, lacquer, etc. on the surface. No extra coating is applied.
It has a lifespan of 120 years in rural areas, 70 years on the coast, and over 50 years in industrial cities.
The biggest advantage of the material is that it has a long life and does not need maintenance.
