Roofing materials

[ancient_mariner]

We're shortly going to re-roof our brick out-house/shed - presently covered in a corrugated roofing material - and are looking at something like Britmet Pantile metal roofing sheets: https://www.roofingmegastore.co.uk/britmet-pantile-2000-terracotta.html

Anyone have any experience of this, or have a similar product they'd care to recommend?

The roofing will be done professionally, as I'd rather pay someone who knows what they're doing, rather than save a few quid and have 5X the stress.

 

[Steelo]

Is it a pitched or flat roof? From memory (we used them on the lodges I used to build), the Bitmet or Metrotile tiles like in your link above need a pitch of 10 degrees or more otherwise water can back up on them and leak...

EDIT. Of course if it's just one sheet rather than the tiles, there won't be such an issue.

 

[ancient_mariner]

Thanks Martin - fully pitched. The sheets will need to be 2.2M long and covering approx 4M on each side of the roof.