Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the size of ONDUVILLA ridges?
- What are Onduline sheets made of?
- Are ONDULINE bitumen sheets & tiles recyclable?
- How to dispose of old Onduline products?
- Are Onduline products suitable for commercial buildings?
- Are Onduline roofing sheets resistant to extreme weather conditions?
- Are Onduline roofing sheets made from recycled materials?
- Can Onduline roofing sheets be used for wall cladding?
- What’s the difference between Onduline roofing and metal roofing?
- What is the weight of an Onduline sheet?
- Do you sell clear polycarbonate sheets?
- Are Onduline sheets resistant to chemical and fungi?
- Do you supply ONDULINE in different lengths?
- Does Onduline materials contains asbestos?
- What are ONDUVILLA tiles made from?
- What is the size of the ONDUVILLA tiles?
- What colours are available for ONDUVILLA tiles?
- Do you supply ONDUVILLA tiles in different lengths?
How to dispose of old Onduline products?
Currently, we have 2 possibilities, burying or incineration:
- Burying as bitumen is not classified as dangerous to the environment.
- Incineration to substitute fossil resources, for instance in cement plants or other industrial oven, in adapted structures to recover the energy our sheets can bring.
The most practical thing to do is to take the ‘old sheets ’to a local waste disposal centre. They will then follow the closest recycling program according to the local rules.
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ONDULINE CLASSIC Corrugated Roofing Sheet
The original bitumen corrugated roofing in the Philippines
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