The Santiago 11-wave sheet has eleven small square ribs, 20 mm high, on a sheet 1.05 m wide with 1.0 m effective width and 2.0 – 3.0 mm thickness. The low, closely spaced ribs give a flatter, finer look than the 5- and 6-wave sheets, and one sheet still covers one metre of roof length.

Santiago 11-wave ASA/PVC roofing sheet

Santiago 11-wave ASA/PVC roofing sheet

Specifications

Item11 square waves
Full width1,050 mm
Effective width1,000 mm
Wave height20 mm
Thickness2.0, 2.5 or 3.0 mm
LengthCut to order
Warranty10 years (2.5 mm and thicker)

How does it differ from the 5- and 6-wave sheets?

ProfileEffective widthRib heightLook
5 waves1.00 m32 mmClassic, bold ribs
6 waves0.95 m34 mmDeepest channels for heavy rain
11 waves1.00 m20 mmFine ribs, flatter surface

With 20 mm ribs the channels are shallower, so give the 11-wave sheet a reasonable pitch and avoid very long, nearly flat slopes. Where a roof is long and flat, the 6-wave sheet is the safer choice.

Layers of the sheet

Layers of the sheet

Colour chart

Colour chart

Finished ASA/PVC roof

Finished ASA/PVC roof

Where does the 11-wave sheet fit?

  • Carports, canopies and covered walkways, where the underside is seen up close.
  • Workshops and small factories.
  • Poultry and pig farms, where ammonia rusts steel sheets.
  • Matching an existing 11-wave roof during repairs.

11-wave profile

11-wave profile

11-wave sheets on a roof

11-wave sheets on a roof

11-wave sheet detail

11-wave sheet detail

Santiago sheets in use

Santiago sheets in use

Why plastic instead of metal sheets?

The PVC core does not rust in salt air or ammonia. Under the sheet it is about 6 – 8 °C cooler than under common metal sheets, and rain is about 80% quieter. The ASA surface keeps its colour; Santiago rates colour fastness at 30 years.

Installation and projects

Installation video (Vietnamese)

Quality check of Santiago roofing sheets

Quality check of Santiago roofing sheets

Santiago ASA/PVC roofing sheet project

Blue roof in Ha Nam (video in Vietnamese)

Park roofed with Santiago sheets (video in Vietnamese)

Hoi An house with a chocolate porch roof (video in Vietnamese)

Highlands Coffee shop roof (video in Vietnamese)

For daylight, the 11-wave skylight sheet has the same 20 mm rib height; send us your sheet sizes so we can confirm the fit.

Santiago – a leading exporter of ASA/PVC roofing from Vietnam

Santiago roofing is produced and loaded into containers at our factory in Vietnam. It has been exported to India since 2023, Thailand since 2024 and the USA since 2025. Every export shipment comes with a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and a certificate of origin (C/O) issued by Vietnam's Ministry of Industry and Trade, which importers use to claim the duty preference of their trade agreement.

ItemDetails
HS code3925.90.00 (ASA/PVC roofing sheets)
Certificate of originForm D (ASEAN), Form AI (India), Form AK / VK (Korea), Form AJ / VJ (Japan), Form VC (Chile), CPTPP proof of origin
Shipped fromVietnam, by container

Certificate of origin Form AI (ASEAN–India) for Santiago ASA/PVC roofing sheets, HS 39259000, certified on 24 September 2026. Buyer details are hidden.

Certificate of origin Form AI (ASEAN–India) for Santiago ASA/PVC roofing sheets, HS 39259000, certified on 24 September 2026. Buyer details are hidden.

The Santiago team beside a loaded export container at the factory, November 2024

The Santiago team beside a loaded export container at the factory, November 2024

Loading Santiago roof tiles into an export container

Loading Santiago roof tiles into an export container

Frequently asked questions

How high are the ribs on the 11-wave sheet?

20 mm, the lowest of the Santiago profiles.

Is the 11-wave sheet good for flat roofs?

It needs a reasonable pitch because the ribs are shallow. For long, nearly flat roofs choose the 6-wave sheet with 34 mm ribs.

How many sheets for a 12 m carport?

12 sheets per row, because each sheet covers 1.0 m.

Contact: Santiago Import Export Co., Ltd, Vietnam. WhatsApp +84 935 391 495 (Mr. Quyen), hotline +84 965 437 316 (Mrs. Ly), email salessantiagoroofing@gmail.com.

Updated October 2026.