Colourlife Rakshak
Beauty that lasts
forever
COLOURLIFE RAKSHAK is one of India’s leading colour-coated steel roofing solution — trusted by homeowners, builders, and contractors alike. Designed using advanced global technology, ColourLife Rakshak offers unmatched durability, superior corrosion resistance, and vibrant aesthetics for residential and light commercial roofing.
KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Defining strength, style and all-weather protection
7-year warranty
Guaranteed long-term performance with India’s first anti-fade, anti-peel roofing warranty
Aluminium-Zinc coating
Advanced Galvalume® (Al-Zn) coating protects against rust and extreme conditions
Anti-corrosion
Anti-corrosion technology prevents steel corrosion, substantially increasing roof life
All-weather protection
Built to withstand heavy rain, salty coastal air, intense heat, and snow
Optimum temperature management
Specialised pigments & SRI technology help reduce heat absorption and improve thermal comfort
Superior paint technology
High-gloss paint and anti-dust options keep your roof looking vibrant and new with minimal maintenance
Strength and durability
Made from high-tensile pure steel with yield strength of 550–770 MPa for structural reliability
Advanced technology
Leverages the latest indigenous and international technology for the highest manufacturing quality
Stringent quality tests
Every sheet undergoes 20+ quality tests to ensure performance in real-world conditions
Technical specifications
- Thickness: 0.20–1.20 mm
- Width: 600–1335 mm
- Substrate: Aluminium–Zinc (Al–Zn) alloy steel
- Coil Form Coating Mass: 70–200 gsm
- Hardness: HRB 55–65 (Soft CQ), 85+ for Grade 80
- Guard Film: Optional 50µ (customisable)
STORAGE, HANDLING & INSTALLATION
Warranty Terms and Conditions
Storage, handling & Installation
Protection beyond production
DO'S
Store indoors and away from open exposure. If kept outside, ensure they are fully protected with waterproof covers.
If not required for immediate use, stack sheets neatly on a raised surface. Maintain a minimum 30 cm clearance between the sheet package and the ground.
Store sheets off the ground with a minimum 50° slope (1:10) so that any water entering the cover drains away and does not accumulate.
Inspect the storage area regularly to ensure no moisture has penetrated the stock.
If stacked or bundled products become wet, separate them immediately, wipe with a clean cloth, and restack to dry thoroughly.
Handle sheets carefully to prevent dents, scratches, or edge damage.
Use a spreader bar when lifting long sheets. For small to medium projects without mechanical handling, unload sheets manually and pass them to the roof one at a time.
Always use personal protective equipment, including clean hand gloves and closed shoes, during handling and lifting.
DON'T
Don't keep heavy material on stacked sheets to avoid damage.
Don't place sheets vertically without proper support.
Don't use metal chains for lifting sheets.
Don't store material on walking paths. Keep sheet movement paths clear and restrict people from entering the path.
Don't keep sheets in direct contact with soil.
Don't allow the surface to get wet.
Don't slide sheets over rough surfaces or over each other. Always carry tools, don’t drag them.
DO'S
- Use crest fixing (A) for roofs/walls and valley fixing (B) for walls only.
- Ensure groove portions are placed on the inner side to prevent water ingress. (C)
- Keep weight evenly distributed across both feet while walking on sheets.
- Ensure shoes are clean and free from stones or metal debris.
- Follow proper fastener installation procedures.
- Paint supporting structures such as tubes, trusses, angles, and channels before fixing sheets (except zinc-coated supports).
- Maintain proper tooling alignment and clearance between the mating top and bottom spindle rolls during roll forming to avoid coating damage.
- Cut materials on the ground, not over other sheets, to prevent hot particle damage.
- Use a power saw with a metal-cutting blade for thin metals to minimise burr and hot particles.
- Keep roll forming equipment polished and maintained.
- Use neutral cure silicone rubber sealants only.
- Ensure rubber washers in self-drilling screws are compatible with roofing and walling materials.
- Remove guard film immediately after installation from pre-painted/coated sheets to avoid moisture entrapment.
- Clean roofs using clean water or mild detergent with a soft cloth, mop, or soft nylon brush.
- Remove metal debris, drill particles, rivet mandrels, and excess fasteners during and after installation to prevent rust stains.
- Sweep swarf and debris from the roof after installation.
- Dry dirt washes off with rain/high-pressure water; greasy residues require cleaning.
- Prevent water entrapment between stacked sheets.
- Avoid direct contact between sheets and cement foundations to prevent corrosion.
- Remove guard films promptly to avoid moisture condensation and paint peel-off.
DON'T
- Use crest fixing (A) for roofs/walls and valley fixing (B) for walls only.
- Ensure groove portions are placed on the inner side to prevent water ingress. (C)
- Keep weight evenly distributed across both feet while walking on sheets.
- Ensure shoes are clean and free from stones or metal debris.
- Follow proper fastener installation procedures.
- Paint supporting structures such as tubes, trusses, angles, and channels before fixing sheets (except zinc-coated supports).
- Maintain proper tooling alignment and clearance between the mating top and bottom spindle rolls during roll forming to avoid coating damage.
- Cut materials on the ground, not over other sheets, to prevent hot particle damage.
- Use a power saw with a metal-cutting blade for thin metals to minimise burr and hot particles.
- Keep roll forming equipment polished and maintained.
- Use neutral cure silicone rubber sealants only.
- Ensure rubber washers in self-drilling screws are compatible with roofing and walling materials.
- Remove guard film immediately after installation from pre-painted/coated sheets to avoid moisture entrapment.
- Clean roofs using clean water or mild detergent with a soft cloth, mop, or soft nylon brush.
- Remove metal debris, drill particles, rivet mandrels, and excess fasteners during and after installation to prevent rust stains.
- Sweep swarf and debris from the roof after installation.
- Dry dirt washes off with rain/high-pressure water; greasy residues require cleaning.
- Prevent water entrapment between stacked sheets.
- Avoid direct contact between sheets and cement foundations to prevent corrosion.
- Remove guard films promptly to avoid moisture condensation and paint peel-off.
Applications
Proven performance across diverse environments and industries
Colourlife Coating
| COLOURLIFE | PPGI | PPGL |
| Al-Zinc Coating (gsm) | Z-80 | AZ-70- 150 |
| Top Coating μ | 15 | 20 |
| Back Coating μ | 6 | 6 |
Product Specifications
| Coil Form | PPGI/PPGL |
| Thickness (mm) | 0.15 – 1.2 |
| Width (mm) | 900 – 1450 |
| Coil Weight (mt) | 2-10 (4 mt with guard film) |
| Substrate | Al-Zinc Alloy Steel/ Galvanized |
| Al-Zinc Alloy Steel (gsm) | AZ -70 – 150 |
| Zinc (gsm) | Z- 80 |
| Hardness | 350 mpa – 550 mpa |
| Guard Film | 35μ |
| Standards | ISO 9001 : 2015 Certified |
Paint Coating
Colourlife products have time and again proved their superiority over competitors by giving the roofs a longer life. It’s 120 GSM zinc coating gives a better look as well as a longer life to the roofs. It’s top and bottom coat using advanced technology helps the colour not to peel off during weather changes.
Profile Design
Major Application Areas
Factory Shades
Bus Stand Shades
False Ceiling
False Ceiling
Warehouses & Cold Storages
Warehouses & Cold Storages
Industrial Roofing & Cladding
Residential Roofing & Cladding
An Edge over Others
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Authenticity & Genuineness
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Superior product quality
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Saving through better yield
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Wide range of grades, thickness & widths
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Quick response & prompt redressal of problem.
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Opportunity to differentiate your product on the basis of raw material source
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Better Value for your products
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Prompt delivery at doorstep
Types of Accessories
Gutter
Our box gutters are usually rectangular in shape. These flashings collect rainwater and allow it to flow out of your building. Water is drained via a Down Pipe and Nozzle from the Gutter.
Apron Flashing
This flashing is used at the juncture where your sloped roof meets a chimney, vertical wall or a steeper sloped roof.
Ridge
Ridging covers the gap between two sheets in a roof’s ridgeline. A roof “ridge” is the uppermost peak where opposing planes meet.
Corner Trim
Used at the end of a run of a sheet to trim and seal off the edge of the roof.
L Flashing
Also referred to as “step flashing”. Installed where your roof and sidewall meet to prevent water penetration.
Valley Gutter
Used at the internal angle of intersection of two roofing sheets or at the slope of the roof and a wall to prevent leakage.
Barge Cap
Barge capping usually refers to flashings that secure the ends of your roof and walls. This is done a waterproofing deterrent.
Crimp Material
Crimping is the process of making a curved profile sheet. It adds to a roof’s aesthetic. Our highly qualified team uses the latest technology to do full or partial crimping depending on your requirements. Crimp accessories are also available.
Shade card
RAL 1003
Signal Yellow
RAL 1023
Traffic Yellow
RAL 2009
Traffic Orange
RAL 2010
Signal Orange
RAL 3020
Traffic Red
Seco Red
Brick Red
RAL 4008
Signal Violet
RAL 5005
Signal Blue
RAL 5012
Light Blue
RAL 5017
Traffic Blue
Pepsi Blue
Nuvo Blue
Caulifield Green
Environmental Green
RAL 7042
Traffic Grey
RAL 8017
Chocolate Brown
RAL 9002
Grey White
RAL 9003
Signal White
RAL 9010
Pure White
Shade card
RAL 1003
Signal Yellow
RAL 1023
Traffic Yellow
RAL 2009
Traffic Orange
RAL 2010
Signal Orange
RAL 3020
Traffic Red
Seco Red
Brick Red
RAL 4008
Signal Violet
RAL 5005
Signal Blue
RAL 5012
Light Blue
RAL 5017
Traffic Blue
Pepsi Blue
Nuvo Blue
Caulifield Green
Environmental Green
RAL 7042
Traffic Grey
RAL 8017
Chocolate Brown
RAL 9002
Grey White
RAL 9003
Signal White
RAL 9010
Pure White