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Quarrix Composite Roofing
Composite Roofing Tile
Lightweight synthetic roofing tile designed to recreate the appearance of traditional clay and concrete roofing while reducing overall roof weight and installation demands.
67% Lighter Than Traditional Roof Tile • Class 4 Impact Rated • Cold-Weather Installation • Standard Roofing Nailer Compatible
Product Overview
Traditional Tile Appearance Without the Excess Weight
Quarrix Composite Roofing provides the look of traditional clay and concrete roof tiles using a lightweight synthetic material. At approximately 67% less weight than traditional roof tile, it may be installed on many existing homes and buildings without the structural roof modifications commonly required by heavier materials.
Product Highlights
Tile Weight
About 3.3 lb.
Lightweight synthetic tile
Impact Rating
Class 4
Highest listed impact rating
Tile Size
16.3 × 13 in.
2.25-inch profile
Coverage
92 Tiles
Per roofing square
Features & Benefits
Lightweight Construction
Each tile weighs approximately 3.3 pounds and is significantly lighter than traditional clay or concrete roofing.
Existing Roof Compatibility
Can be applied over many asphalt shingle roofs without structural reinforcement, although tear-off may still be required.
Class C Fire-Rated System
Achieves a Class C fire-rated roofing system when installed with the proper underlayment.
Class 4 Impact Rating
Provides the highest listed impact classification and is rated for severe hail exposure.
Walkable Roofing Surface
Tiles can be walked on during installation and after the roofing system is complete.
Fade-Resistant Color
Solid color throughout the tile helps maintain a natural appearance and resist visible fading.
Easy Installation
Can be installed using a standard coil roofing nailer for familiar contractor application.
Raised Nailing Holes
Raised fastening locations are designed to help reduce the potential for water intrusion.
Easy Cutting
Can be cut using a hand saw or reciprocating saw without the silica-dust hazards associated with some masonry products.
Cold-Weather Installation
Suitable for installation during cold-weather roofing and re-roofing projects.
Reduced Breakage
Synthetic construction helps eliminate common transit and job-site breakage associated with traditional tile.
Cooler Roof Potential
Roofing design may support cooler roof assemblies and reduced air-conditioning demand.
Sealing Overlaps
Tile edges and overlaps are designed to create a secure, finished roofing assembly.
Matching Accessories
Coordinating accessories are available to complete roof edges, transitions, and trim details.
Recommended Applications
Asphalt Shingle Replacement
Suitable for re-roofing projects replacing existing asphalt shingles.
Commercial Buildings & Restaurants
Provides a decorative tile appearance for compatible commercial roofing projects.
New Residential Construction
Designed for residential projects seeking a lightweight clay or concrete tile appearance.
High-Wind Areas
Suitable for compatible roofing systems in hurricane and high-wind regions.
Cold-Weather Re-Roofing
Can be installed during colder conditions where compatible with project requirements.
Small Structures & Decorative Projects
Suitable for sheds, awnings, decorative installations, indoor malls, and similar applications.
Quantities & Calculations
Tile Coverage
Tiles per Square
92 Tiles
Coverage per Square
100 sq. ft.
Weight per Tile
3.3–3.38 lb.
Weight per Square
311 lb.
Packaging Information
Squares per Pallet
3 Squares
Approximate Pallet Coverage
300 sq. ft.
Pallet Weight
955–965 lb.
Tile Dimensions
16.3 × 13 × 2.25 in.
Product Resources
Information Sheet
Download the Quarrix Composite Roofing Information Sheet
Product Catalog
View the Quarrix Full Product Catalog
Product Video
Product Specifications Chart
Estimating Tip: Use 92 tiles for every 100 square feet of finished roof coverage, then account separately for waste, cuts, roof complexity, accessories, and local installation requirements.
Important: Confirm roof-deck condition, underlayment requirements, fastening patterns, slope limitations, wind-zone requirements, fire-rating assemblies, and tear-off requirements before installation.