Arabian Horse Super CI Sheet

When people across Bangladesh look for a roofing sheet they can trust, one name comes up again and again PHP Arabian Horse Super. Produced at PHP NOF Continuous Galvanizing Mills Ltd, this brand has become a symbol of durability, honesty, and Nof technology. From the bustling streets of towns to the quiet courtyards of rural homes, the shining Arabian Horse logo on each sheet gives people confidence that their roof will stand strong for years.

What makes this product so special is not just the sheet itself, but the way it is made. PHP NOF Continuous Galvanizing Mills Ltd was the first in Bangladesh to introduce NOF (Non-Oxidized Furnace) technology. This eco-friendly process ensures the sheets are completely lead-free, environmentally safe, and stronger than ever before. With an Acid Regeneration Plant (ARP) and Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP), PHP ensures waste is recycled, pollution is minimized, and quality never takes a back seat. In simple words, PHP doesn’t just make roofing sheets, it makes sustainable protection for families, businesses, and the future of Bangladesh.

In rural areas, people choose Arabian Horse Super because it lasts longer than ordinary tin and doesn’t catch rust so easily. In towns and sub-urban areas, shop owners and builders choose it because the sheets are measured honestly, cut accurately, and never fall short in weight. Farmers prefer it for their sheds, while families prefer it for their homes. The price may be a little higher than unknown brands, but in the end, people save money because their roof lasts much longer.

Every sheet is checked carefully for quality. The zinc coating is even, the waves are strong, and the finish is smooth. Workers can walk on the sheets without leaving deep marks. This small detail makes a big difference, because dents in poor-quality sheets often turn into rust patches. With PHP Arabian Horse Super, customers don’t face this problem.

Now let’s step back and understand the bigger picture. CI sheet, short for Corrugated Iron Sheet, has been one of the most common building materials in Bangladesh for decades. It is the wavy tin sheet that we see everywhere from small roadside stalls to school buildings. The wavy design makes it stronger, while a zinc layer on top protects it from rust.

For low-cost housing, CI sheets have always been the first choice. They are lighter than concrete, cheaper than clay tiles, and much easier to install than wood. With just a few workers, a roof can be completed in a single day. For families in villages, that speed and affordability make all the difference.

The process of making CI sheets begins with CR (Cold Rolled) coils, which are flattened steel sheets. These coils are then coated with zinc, turning them into GP (Galvanized Plain) coils. Once cut, they become GP sheets. Finally, these sheets are pressed into the familiar wave pattern, creating the strong CI sheet that we use as dhew tin.

Standard CI sheets usually range from 6 feet to 14 feet in length and 28 to 32 inches in width. In Bangladesh, they are commonly available in two varieties: white dhew tin and color dhew tin. The white version is the traditional shiny sheet, while the color-coated version adds beauty and extra protection.

The popularity of CI sheets in Bangladesh is easy to understand:

• They are affordable, making them the best option for low-cost housing.
• They are lightweight, so transporting them to remote villages is simple.
• They are weather-resistant, withstanding heavy monsoon rains and high winds.
• They require little maintenance, which suits families who cannot afford frequent repairs.

From city slums to cyclone-hit coastal areas, CI sheets have provided quick shelter and safety for millions.

The most common form of CI sheet is the Galvanized Corrugated (GC) sheet. These are shiny silver sheets made by adding zinc to steel. They are widely used because they are simple, effective, and cheap. But as people wanted more stylish and long-lasting options, color-coated sheets became popular.

Color-coated CI sheets are now widely available in Bangladesh. They not only provide the same protection as white sheets but also make homes and buildings look more attractive. Blue, red, and green roofs are common in villages and towns. PHP Arabian Horse Super also offers premium color-coated sheets, which reflect sunlight better and keep homes cooler in the summer.

When talking about CI sheets in Bangladesh, it’s impossible not to mention PHP NOF Continuous Galvanizing Mills Ltd again. PHP was the first in Bangladesh to adopt NOF technology back in 2003. This step brought the country closer to international standards. While many other companies continued with older methods, PHP invested in modern plants that avoided lead, recycled waste acid, and treated industrial water safely.

For customers, this means every sheet is not only strong and rust-resistant but also safe for families and better for the environment. In fact, many developed countries only accept lead-free galvanized material, and PHP’s technology matches that global requirement.

When customers see the Arabian Horse logo embossed on a sheet, they know they are getting quality. It’s not just about metal — it’s about trust. The brand promises:

• Correct weight and measurement
• Strong corrugation that holds its shape
• Higher zinc content for longer life
• Smooth finish without powder or rough spots
• Lead-free and eco-friendly production

This is why PHP Arabian Horse Super Dhew Tin has become one of the most recognizable and respected names in Bangladesh’s roofing market.

For rural families, a roof is not just shelter. It is protection for crops, livestock, and loved ones. During monsoon storms, they need sheets that don’t leak. During summer, they need sheets that reflect heat. And in coastal areas, they need sheets that don’t rust quickly from salty air.

PHP Arabian Horse Super meets all these needs. Farmers building cow sheds, families adding a veranda, and shopkeepers expanding their tin shops all know that choosing PHP means fewer worries later.

Compared to other materials:

• Wood can rot and attract termites.
• Concrete is heavy, expensive, and not always possible in rural areas.
• Clay tiles look good but break easily and cost more.

CI sheets remain the practical choice, and among them, PHP Arabian Horse Super is the premium option.

The slogan of PHP Family is Peace, Happiness & Prosperity. With PHP NOF Continuous Galvanizing Mills Ltd, this is not just a slogan it is a promise. By making lead-free, eco-friendly CI sheets, PHP protects not just homes, but also the health of families and the environment of Bangladesh.

CI sheet has been the backbone of roofing in Bangladesh for decades. It is affordable, versatile, and perfectly suited for our weather. But in a market full of options, quality matters most.

With PHP NOF Continuous Galvanizing Mills Ltd leading the way in technology, and PHP Arabian Horse Super Dhew Tin setting the benchmark for durability and trust, families can build roofs that are safe, strong, and long-lasting.

When you choose PHP Arabian Horse Super, you are not just buying a sheet (Dhew tin). You are buying peace of mind, protection for your family, and confidence in your future.