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Warehouse roofs are commonly made of metal, steel, or sometimes reinforced concrete.

Some common materials used for warehouse roofs include…

1. Metal Roofing – Lightweight and durable, often used in large warehouse structures due to its longevity and resistance to weather elements.
2. Built-Up Roofing (BUR) – Consists of multiple layers of asphalt and reinforcing materials, providing excellent waterproofing and durability for flat or low-slope warehouse roofs.
3. Single-Ply Membrane Roofing – Flexible materials like EPDM, TPO, or PVC, offering UV resistance and weatherproofing benefits for warehouses.
4. Asphalt Shingles – Affordable option for pitched roofs in smaller warehouse buildings, providing a range of colors and styles.
5. Concrete or Clay Tiles – Durable and fire-resistant, suitable for warehouses in hot climates, although they can be heavier and require additional structural support.
6. Green Roofing Systems – Incorporating vegetation for insulation and environmental benefits, such as stormwater management and improved energy efficiency.