NIPA thatch is a new paradigm in synthetic thatch roofing systems, with no required maintenance, independent waterproofing, and a sturdy design with a 20-year warranty.

ONETHATCH PALM offers the authentic texture and coloring of natural palm leaf in an innovative, durable, and recyclable synthetic material. Molded in high-density polyethylene from palm leaves, the thatching shingles replicate the rugged charm of authentic palm leaf to the smallest detail.

Artificial nipa hut roof delivers significantly cooler shade than other alternatives, as synthetic nipa thatch has some performance of thermal insulation. This makes thatch ideal for any landscape facilities, no matter swimming pool umbrellas, beach bars, or to theme park picnic pagodas.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the Nipa Synthetic Palm Thatch offers a level of realism that will transport you to a tropical paradise without compromising on durability or ease of installation. This product has undergone testing to certify its fire, wind, and mold resistance.

Nipa Roof Shingles are made from Nypa Fruticans, or nipa palms, which are not only abundant but also cost-effective in terms of indigenous construction materials. Nypa Fruticans grow beside the sea, in tidal flats or brackish swamps.

Synthetic Nipa Thatch Roofing helps to create tropical flair to your beach resort hotel or private backyard building. More than 30 designs of artificial nipa roof products for your choices.

ONETHATCH™ PALM/NIPA is a versatile synthetic leaf thatching product that can be applied to various roofing structures including the following: Horizontal Batten, Vertical Batten, Plywood Deck, Concrete Roofing, and Metal Sheeting.

ONETHATCH PALM is an Innovative but affordable synthetic thatch product. Available in both Fan & Nipa palm leaf pattern. Fire-rated & Maintenance-free.

Palmex in Philippines: Replace your nipa thatched roof for the last time. Looking for a lasting alternative to traditional thatch in the Philippines? Palmex synthetic thatch is engineered to withstand tropical weather, offering a beautiful, low-maintenance solution perfect for the Philippines’ climate.

Aug 21, 2020 · Nipa Palm in the Philippines: a mangrove palm, which could be used as roofing of houses. Nipa huts are locally known as payag or bahaykubo.