Using our steel sheet tile support offers several advantages over traditional tile support plates, including :

1. Custom Fit : Steel sheets can be cut to the exact length of the roof, making installation easier.

2. Lightweight : Compared to traditional tile supports, the steel sheet is lighter, reducing the load on the framework and simplifying handling on site.

3. Exceptional Span : The exceptional span of our steel sheets limits the number of supports needed. Thus, fewer purlins are required for new constructions, and renovations can adapt to a wider range of frameworks without modifications.

4. Adjustable Width : The adaptation to the building also occurs at the building's corners through an accordion effect, allowing the installer to widen or narrow each sheet's width by ±2 cm. This flexibility and elasticity also absorb the deflections and counter-deflections of the load-bearing structure. Due to their rigidity, traditional tile supports risk breaking over time, while our steel sheet can accommodate deformation.

5. Low Slope: The design of the support allows for installation on a minimum slope of 7% with tiles, without any additional waterproofing. On average, traditional tile supports require a minimum slope of 15%.

6. Increased Strength : The steel sheet provides a more robust base capable of supporting heavy loads and withstanding extreme weather conditions, such as hail. The interlocking of the sheets also enhances this strength. Additionally, the galvanized steel's durability allows the sheets to last much longer than traditional tile supports (fiber-cement).

Only canal tiles can be used as roofing material on our steel sheet, in accordance with technical notice ATec n°5.1/23-2591 (as they only serve an aesthetic role).

Our system has a technical approval issued by the CSTB, which allows it to benefit from a ten-year warranty.

The stitching system and reinforced waterproofing allow the roof to withstand strong winds, heavy rains, and hail without the risk of deformation or infiltration.

- Soit, en sous-face de la couverture avec espace ventilé entre l'isolation et la couverture, selon les dispositions

prévues par le DTU 40.35

- Soit, dans l'espace compris entre la sous-face de la couverture et le support continu de celle -ci, selon les dispositions

de traitement des "toitures chaudes" prévues par le Dossier Technique.

Afin de vérifier le respect des règlementations thermiques en vigueur, pour les bâtiments neufs et existants selon le cas, les

bâtiments équipés de ce procédé doivent faire l'objet d'études énergétiques.

By its very nature, steel is unbreakable. This quality provides a barrier against burglary, preventing the removal of sheets or tiles to enter the building.

This depends on the projects and the constraints imposed by the architects of historic buildings in France. However, in general, the use of our system is not prohibited. Moreover, in projects involving photovoltaic panels, the integration of the panels (without additional elevation) is generally favored.

It is entirely possible to install the steel sheets yourself (without being a professional roofer). We will be happy to assist and advise you in this situation.

To find out the exact price, we invite you to request a quote directly on our website, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

However, it is important to keep in mind that labor costs are significantly reduced when using the Citoit Système steel sheets compared to traditional roofing solutions or tile support sheets.

As a guideline, the price per square meter of our sheets is only slightly higher than that of a tile support sheet, while offering superior performance and lower installation costs.

The use of our process is similar to that of a traditional steel sheet; it does not require any special training.