IKO Launched Stone-Coated Steel Roofing Line
The new metal roofing products feature Class A fire and Class 4 impact-resistance ratings.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Landscaping
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IKO has introduced a new collection of stone-coated steel roofing products available in the U.S. and Canada. The portfolio includes Mediterranean Tile, Farmhouse Shake, and Spanish Tile profiles.
Why it matters
These roofing systems are designed to provide enhanced durability for homeowners, featuring industry-standard fire and impact ratings. The expansion follows the opening of a dedicated manufacturing facility to increase production capacity.
The products are manufactured at a 205,000 square foot plant in Ennis, Texas, and carry a Class A fire rating. The warranty covers hailstones up to 2.5 inches in diameter and includes a 20-year transferable duration.
The players
IKO
IKO is a global manufacturer of roofing products and insulation materials.
The details
The new line features designs inspired by traditional clay tiles and hand-split cedar shakes to mimic classic aesthetics. IKO is also offering contractor training to ensure the systems are installed to meet performance standards.
Timeline
IKO acquired Roof Tile Group in 2018.
The metal roofing plant in Ennis, Texas, opened in 2025.
Roadmap
The introduction of this product line demonstrates the industry shift toward more durable, metal-based materials that mimic traditional roofing aesthetics. This move positions the company to compete against legacy materials while utilizing specialized, high-capacity domestic manufacturing facilities.
Homeowners can expect these products to be available through local contractors, with the training program ensuring professional installation quality. The transferable 20-year warranty may also provide long-term protection for property owners seeking to increase their home durability.
The takeaway
Homeowners interested in metal roofing should prioritize products with high impact and fire ratings to potentially reduce maintenance costs and insurance premiums. Verifying that a contractor has completed the specific system training is recommended for optimal performance.
Further reading
For more on outdoor renovation trends, visit our Landscaping section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Roofing Contractor.
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