11/06/2026
20 million square metres of self-supported roofing. Installed across India by Proflex. (mbproflex.com)
That number represents thousands of warehouses, industrial sheds, parking shelters, and aircraft hangars — all with one thing in common: no columns, no trusses, and no leaks.
Here’s why the number matters: Traditional roofing requires internal supports, which means wasted floor space, higher maintenance costs, and longer build times. Self-supported steel roofing eliminates all three.
The panels are rolled on site, mechanically seamed into a single continuous surface, and shaped into an arch that supports itself — spanning up to 30 metres without a single internal support.
Full breakdown of how it works in the link below. ↓
https://www.mbproflex.com/industry-insights/what-is-self-supported-steel-roofing-and-why-is-it-gaining-popularity
Source: Installation data: Proflex — mbproflex.com
Source: 30m span: Proflex product specifications — mbproflex.com/products-specifications