Onduline Sheet

Onduline  is one of the most recognized names in the roofing industry and a global leader in roofing solutions. But why choose Onduline? In addition to its competitive pricing, Onduline offers homeowners many important benefits. For example, the ONDULINE roofing system has earned a well-deserved reputation for reliability. ONDULINE provides guaranteed waterproofing and excellent acoustic comfort, while also enhancing the appearance of buildings thanks to its wide range of colour options. Onduline sheets are lightweight, easy to install and designed to withstand wind speeds of up to 260 km/h. They also offer a significant advantage for environmentally conscious homeowners thanks to their eco-friendly structure. ONDULINE sheets are largely produced from recycled materials, contributing to a more responsible and sustainable manufacturing approach. At the same time, the working conditions of employees are respected and fully compliant with all relevant ISO standards. Waterproofing is another key advantage of Onduline systems. Thanks to the waterproofing warranty, you can be confident that your Onduline roof will remain leak-free. Using Sealsmart technology, Onduline provides a highly effective waterproofing system that complies with the European standard EN 534. ONDULINE materials, capable of withstanding wind speeds of up to 225 km/h, are a reliable choice especially for buildings located in coastal or mountainous areas. Improved thermal performance is another important benefit. This helps keep heat inside the building instead of escaping through the roof. The unique properties of the corrugated sheet structure support better air circulation, reducing the risk of moisture and mould formation. As a result, homeowners can benefit from lower heating costs in winter and a cooler indoor environment during the summer months. For people living in densely populated areas, acoustic comfort is also a major advantage. The ONDULINE roofing system helps reduce disturbing noises such as traffic, aircraft, neighbours and rain. Although the roofing material is only 3 mm thick, independent testing has confirmed that it complies with the BS EN 20354 standard.