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LESSO Resin tiles are a common roofing material that has good waterproof, heat-insulating and weather-resistant properties. However, for those who live in areas with changeable climates, hail may be one of the weather phenomena they are most worried about. Therefore, people often ask: Are resin tiles afraid of hail?

First of all, we need to understand the material properties of resin tiles. LESSO Resin tiles are made of environmentally friendly resins and fiberglass cloth treated with high temperature and high pressure. It has strong wind pressure resistance, earthquake resistance and weather resistance, but how about its resistance to hail?

When designing resin tiles, their resistance to hail is usually considered. Generally speaking, the hail resistance level of resin tiles is measured according to the FM (Factory Mutual) standard in the United States. The FM standard divides the hail level into 1-4 levels. The higher the level, the stronger the resistance of resin tiles to hail.

In actual applications, the hail resistance level of resin tiles can be selected according to different regions and needs. If you live in an area where hail often occurs, you can choose resin tiles with a higher hail resistance level.

However, it should be noted that although resin tiles have strong hail resistance, they may still be damaged if the hail is too large or too violent. Therefore, before the storm arrives, we should protect the roof as much as possible, such as using anti-hail cloth and other measures.

In general, resin tiles are a roofing material with strong waterproof, heat-insulating and weather-resistant properties. It has good resistance to hail of normal size, but it may still be damaged when it is subjected to hail that is too large or too violent. Therefore, when purchasing resin tiles, we need to choose the hail resistance level according to the climate conditions and needs of our area.