Colorful Stone Coated Steel Roofing Sheet
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 8000 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 200000 pc/month
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Quick Details
Place of Origin: Shandong, China (Mainland)
Model Number: roof tile
Material: Terracotta, green back aluminium zinc steel sheet
Type: Bent Tiles
Size: 1340*420mm
Warranty: 30-50years
Thickness: 0.40mm,0.42mm
Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Details: | 500 pieces/package or your requirement |
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Delivery Detail: | within 10 days we receive the deposit |
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Technical Performance
1).Manpower resistant,climate resisitant and aging resisitant:paiting film without splitting with 100h,without pulverization,without bubbles,without obvious color changes.
2).Heat resistance:90±2°C without obvious changes.
3).Low temperature-Resistance:-40±2°C without obvious changes.
4).Water proof:24h without bubbles without obvious color changes.
colorful stone coated steel roofing tile specification
Classical Tile:
Model No. | Zj01 | Zj02 |
Tile size | 1400mm*420mm | 1340mm*420mm |
Installed Exposure | 1350mm*370mm | 1290mm*370mm |
Tiles per Sqm | 2sheets | 2.08Sheets |
Installed Weight | 3.0kg/Sheet | 2.8kg/Sheet |
Quantity in 20FCL | 8000PCS | 8000PCS |
Modern Classical Tile:
Model No. | Zj04 |
Tile Size | 1340mm*420mm |
Installed Exposure | 1290mm*370mm |
Tile per Square Meter | 2.08Sheets |
Installed Weight | 2.8kg/Sheet |
Quantity in 20 FCL | 6400PCs |
Rainbow Tile:
Model No. | Zj05 |
Tile Size | 1300mm*420mm |
Installed Exposure | 1250mm*370mm |
Tiles per Square Meter | 2.1Sheets |
Installed Weight | 3.0kg/Sheet |
Quantity in 20 FCL | 6400pcs |
Shinfle Tile:
Model No. | Zj06 |
Tile Size | 1340mm*420mm |
Installed Exposure | 1290mm*370mm |
Tiles per Square Meter | 2.08Sheets |
Instaaled Weight | 2.8kg/Sheet |
Quantity in 20 FCL | 6400PCS |
Makuti Grained Tile:
Model No. | Zj07 |
Tile Size | 1340mm*420mm |
Instaaled Exposure | 1290mm*370mm |
Tiles per Square Meter | 2.08Sheets |
Installed Weight | 2.8kg/Sheet |
Quantity in 20 FCL | 6400PCS
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FAQ:
1. How to check whether this product is in good quality?
A. First is to see whether the surface is smooth enough, no ripples, bubbles and scratches.
B. Second is to check whether the panel thickness and aluminum skin thickness is thick enough.
C. To check the core material, whether it's easy broken.
D. To test the peel strength between aluminum skin and the core .
E. See whether company is normal manufacturer, which have ISO, CE, SGS certificate.
2. How to confirm the color for what you want?
You can contact me for our color card.
You can also choose a color from the RAL/Panton color card.
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- Q: i have to do a paper introducing real estate i know what it is but i cant explain it in a research paper form so thats why i am asking this HELP PLEASE
- real estate is land and anything that is attached to that land like a house. real estate is not portable property. You cannot pick it up and take it will you.
- Q: I want to become a real Estate Agent and I live in California. What is the first step I have to take, do I have to go to school ... What is the process, please give me feed back on what you know .....and if you do it, do you like what you do... thank you.
- You have to take a specific course, there are real estate schools that give them and typically the larger real esate firms give them also. After finishing the course you take 2 tests, one on general knowledge and one on info specific to your state. Once you pass those 2 tests (may take a few tries - the tests are pretty hard), you are not licensed. Next you find a broker to work under and sign up to work for/with them. They give you a place to work and review your work, you in turn split your commissions with them (according to a pre-determined split you work out with them). After a few years you can become a broker but this is a pain in the neck - gotta be real serious to go it on your own.
- Q: what kind of investor should invest in real estate ? please provide details .is it an asset or liability?
- The term real estate can be taken literally. In other words, you are not investing in a piece of paper, an invention, or a concept, you are investing in a tangible item -- a piece of land or a physical brick and mortar house. For this reason, because the investment is in something tangible and considered to be long-lasting, the investment is deemed not as risky. The item is real. Now there are all sorts of complications to whether a person should invest in real estate as part of their overall portfolio. Historically, real estate has only returned to investors approximately the rate of inflation. So, if you buy a house at 100,000, in real terms, you are going to sell it for 100,000, even if it seems like it can be sold for $115,000 in 5 years, this is only a 3% gain per year which is approximately an estimate for inflation. On the other hand, stocks may return as much as 8% real return per year, so you are actually growing your money with stocks. Your real estate investment just freezes your money. However, there are reasons for some people to hold very conservative investments, so they may wish to buy real estate. Also, you may try to make money by renting out the property to someone else. They will be paying you to use your land. This can be looked upon as a stable bond investment that pays you income. Hope that helps.
- Q: I'm trying to get an idea how much a real estate company is worth if they own/control approx $60 million in real estate. Are there any formulas or calculators I can use? Can anyone give some advice?
- 1. It depends on the situation. If you appoint the real estate agent to sell your property you can get it free of charge, because it will be included into the commission that is agreed upon. 2. An employee who works for an Estate Agent do not need an Estate Agent License, but an Agents Representative License is a must. An Agents Representative License is between $600-$750. If you wish to open up your own Estate Agent office you need to have an Estate Agent Licence. An Estate Agent License is between $3,500 - $6,500 The employee have to pay for the license.
- Q: Who handles his real estate transactions and contracts?
- Wouldn’t you expect Trump to use many different real estate law firms? I mean if he had just one, wouldn’t everyone know that THE DONALD would likely be sitting across the table in any transaction that singular firm handles. It would make it very difficult for Trump to negotiate, if every buyer/seller knew they were dealing with a rich guy. I heard that 60 Minutes tried to just estimate Trump’s worth. Apparently they got vastly different numbers from different investigators. I think that this is because Trump has so many different corporations and legal structures that is difficult for an outsider to know about them all. If he goes to this much trouble to hide his identify through asset protection, it is probably a safe bet that he does not use a single real estate law firm, or broker
- Q: I'm 21 figured I haven'd done much with my life I need a career i can benefit from.... I was thinking about Real Estate1. how exactly do i get started on classes? (online?)2. how much does it cost?3. what's next?4. how do I prepare5... I'm confused I asked my buddys just figured I ask you guys online who are wiser than my friends.i need all the answers and advice possible... Gracias They never went to school so I dont think their advice will take me far...
- If you already paid for university is smart to comply with via with the plan. You can paintings in different places and simply have the license. Mine expired just lately and I in no way used it. I simply appear at it as a private target completed.
- Q: I have two questions pertaining to real estate. I put an offer on a house yesterday and expect and answer today. I already know we can get the loan for the full amount (not just what we offered), because we went to the bank and got everything checked out even telling them what the house was, so that’s not an issue.The questions I have are, if the seller doesn’t get in contact with the real estate agent by the time on the contract we made up what happens then? (It’s getting closer and we have heard nothing, the real estate agent did tell me she got a hold of them last night and they are discussing it.)The other questions, which is the most important to me, if they counter-offer my offer and I decide that offer is reasonable and agree is it official that the house will be ours after I agree or does it have to be talked over with them again and they can change their mind?I thought I would ask here first instead of bugging my agent yet again, I am a first time home buyer and very excited and nervous, thanks guys!
- You made an offer. SEller can accept offer by signing, in which case you have a binding contract between you. Seller can counteroffer, which is a rejection of your offer, and a new offer to you. You are NOT bound unless you accept their counteroffer and sign it. SEller can do nothing, in which case your offer expires at the stated time. House is NOT yours until you CLOSE the sale. EVERYTHING should be in writing--oral modifications are not binding. Be sure your contract provides for a professional home inspection, and that YOU accompany inspector and learn everything you can about house you are contemplating buying.
- Q: OK, I'm only 18 but that is old enough for my state. My older sister also got her real estate license at a young age although never followed through because of her drug addiction.I know there's a state test, but what are the normal hours...? Are there any or is it your own schedule? Do you ever have to work in the office and if so what do you do in there? What's the personality you need to have?
- You work when your clients want you to work. If you are a listing agent (selling a house), you work in the office to get the house advertised and get other agents to show it - since you will almost always (hopefully) have multiple listings, this can be a lot of work and expense. In many brokerages, you will also be expected to help answer the phones. If you are a selling agent (work for a buyer), your hours are dependent upon your clients. You show houses when the client can make it - in many cases, evenings and weekends will be your busy time. If you don't work with your clients, they will find a different agent, so there is no way around giving up evenings and weekends. As you can probably guess, most agents represent both buyers and sellers, so they split their time. As a beginning agent, you will need a bit of cash. The advertising you do for clients comes out of your pocket, not the clients. Since you don't get paid until you make a sale, you will have absolutely no income for the first 45 days or more (even if you sold a house on your first day, it takes at least 45 days to close and for you to get paid unless the buyer is paying cash, then you will get paid quicker - very unusual since most buyers need a mortgage). As for personality, outgoing but able to listen to clients.
- Q: Hi,I will soon have a degree in Architecture. I would like to work for a Real Estate Company since my goal is to become a developer and I would like to get experience on this field. Is it possible to work for a Real Estate Development company with my bachelors in architecture? If so, what type of positions am I looking at? Working with other architects? PLEASE HELP ME!!
- Each and every one have their own wayto do their job or to excel in their job regarding real estate... Real estate is a business that gives more opportunities for youngsters in this field such as, civil engg. architectures, builders and even contractors..
- Q: im having a hard time understanding (active participation rental real estate taxes )example;; I have a property portfolio making 200,000 a year ....i fall under the 15% tax bracketso i owe uncle sam 30,000 thousand ...but i paid 30,000 in taxes interest repairs ect...does it mean i owe nothingthanks in in advance
- rental income is passive income no matter how you do it if you actively participate it means you spend time either in the administration or the maintenance of the property, if you are not an active participant, you have someone else do everything that is needed ie. if you were 500 miles away you likely would not be making regular trips to maintain the property and rental property is not taxed differently that your other income, if you are in the 15% bracket and this net rental income does not put you in the next bracket you are still in the 15% bracket and no the $30000 interest, taxes and repairs do not directly relate to your tax bill the rental is filed on Sch E, and there are limitations to passive income, ie. $25000 so it your taxes, interest and repairs exceeded your income the limitation would apply