Why Our Roofing Tiles Are the Most Sought-after in Nigeria – Sinoma Fabcom Ltd

Leading roofing sheet manufacturer SINOMA FABCOM Structural Limited says its stone-coated steel roofing tiles are the most sought-after by Nigerian builders because of their quality, thickness, durability and comparative affordability.

Qiuhuai Lei, Sales Manager of the Chinese company made this know while speaking to newsmen on the sidelines of the 2022 ARCHIBUILT EXPO organized by the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) at the Shehu Musa Yaradua Center in Abuja on Thursday.

The sales manager stated that the company’s coloured stone-coated steel roofing tiles and coloured steel long-span roofing sheets have a life span of forty years because they are produced with the best raw materials in the industry.

He said, “SINOMA is the first company to manufacture Stone Coated Roofing Tiles in Nigeria. We have two factories, one in Abuja and the other in Ogun state with a total capacity to produce three million square metres annually. We hope to increase our production capacity to five million annually after completing our production line.

“We offer our customers a forty-year warranty. Our products are manufactured exclusively in Nigeria with the best quality materials compared to our competitors in the industry. The thickness, durability and affordability of our products make our roofing sheets the most patronized in the country at the moment.

“Our sheets can be used for any kind of building such as homes, plazas, hospitals, banking halls, schools and so on.”

Affiliated to Sinoma International Engineering Material Group Company Limited, FABCOM Structural Limited was established in 2014. It specializes in the manufacture of high-quality Coloured Stone Coated Steel Roofing Tilles and Colored Steel Long Span Roofing Sheets.

Through constantly providing customers with high-quality products and one-stop service, FABCOM has rapidly grown into a well-known enterprise and industry leader which integrates design and research, manufacturing, installation and construction and international trade in Africa.


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