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25 Apr 2023 by Onduline Philippines
With this, residential, commercial and other type of buildings need to ensure good quality materials that can withstand the possible effects specially on our roofs.
While choosing the best roof for your home, it’s worth looking into the appropriate materials that can suit buildings’ exposure to the weather in the country. Onduline, for example, is a non-ferrous product. Rust roof is very common in the Philippines being an archipelago and has a stretch of 37,000 KM of coastline which makes the country rust prone.
Onduile is lightweight and made of cellulose fiber, impregnated with bitumen and asbestos free
If you need more convincing, below is a list of online publications and magazines that have weighed in on their recommended roofs.Â
Pinoy Builders, an online publication on all things construction and development, published their list of recommended roofs that homeowners should use for their homes. Asphalt shingles are at the top of their list, which they’ve noted as “one of the most popular roofings†used today. Asphalt shingles are known to resist weather conditions, retain heat, and be cost-effective.
“This material is best known for creating a durable and solid roof at a more affordable price than other materials,†the article indicates. “
The online magazine for interior design, architecture, and construction created its own detailed list of the best types of roofings for the Philippines. In their list, they mentioned Plastic Polymer, a sustainable and durable material. Polymer is also recyclable, making it a popular choice in today’s climate and a great alternative to help reduce one's carbon footprint, according to the Homify article.
In addition, they mentioned Onduline’s Bitumen Asphalt and Cellulose Fibre materials as one of the best roofing systems used in Philippine homes. Asphalt roofs are known to be water-resistant and can keep out heat from extreme weather conditions.
Onduline uses recycled materials in its roofings while ensuring that they are resilient and long-lasting for every homeowner. As a result, the Onduline products provide great value for money and can withstand the climate effects in the Philippines.
International publication, Forbes, has recommended the use of asphalt, fibreglass, and composite shingles for residential roofings. As mentioned in other publications, asphalt shingles are durable as well as affordable, making up 90% of homes in the United States.
International publication, Forbes, has recommended the use of asphalt, fibreglass, and composite shingles for residential roofings. As mentioned in other publications, asphalt shingles are durable as well as affordable, making up 90% of homes in the United States.
Meanwhile, composite shingles are gaining popularity due to their strength and fire resistance. However, this material may come at a higher cost than the other two mentioned above.
The Cebu Construction Service reviewed the use of Onduline roofing for homes in the Philippines after being requested by a homeowner to check their system. In this honest review that mentioned both pros and cons, the corrugated cellulose was found to withstand rains and the sun's heat while being lightweight.
“Upon checking at the hardware, Onduline is also relatively affordable-about only 30% more expensive than the ever popular metallic color roofing systems. This material now seems better than the metallic roof,†the article states.
At the end of the day, the best roof for your home should depend on personal preference and budget. As these publications have stated, asphalt and cellulose fibre materials are definitely one of the most practical solutions for roofing in the Philippines. They are affordable, eco-friendly, and resilient enough to withstand the constant weather changes being experienced in the country.
To make sure your home stays safe throughout the stormy weather or the summer heat, choose a roofing system that can protect you from these harmful effects. Onduline’s roofings are made with recycled materials built with durability in mind while lessening the carbon footprint often caused by home construction.
With numerous publications endorsing Bitumen Asphalt and Cellulose Fibre technologies, it should be no question about what material a homeowner or developer should look out for. By investing in this roofing system, residents will gain durable protection to prepare them for any weather conditions in the country. Not only will it protect against rain, but it also helps reduce energy costs by retaining heat more efficiently
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