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Metcopo Roofing Sheet Price Per Metre in Nigeria (2026 Update)

3 Apr 2026 • 8 min read

Completed Metcopo aluminium roofing project — price per metre Nigeria 2026
Current Price (April 2026): Metcopo roofing sheets cost ₦5,500 – ₦7,500 per m² at factory gate, Gods Promise Aluminium, Sango Ota. Per linear metre (0.9m effective width): ₦4,950 – ₦6,750/lm. WhatsApp 09150459964 for a written quote.

The Metcopo profile — also called wide-rib corrugated or Metcoppo in some markets — is the widest-spanning standard aluminium roofing profile available in Nigeria. Its deep, widely-spaced ribs make it structurally stiffer than long span or step tile, allowing for longer unsupported spans between purlins. This rigidity, combined with a bold commercial aesthetic, makes it the profile of choice for warehouses, churches, schools, hotels, and large-footprint buildings.

This guide covers the current factory price per metre, how to calculate total project cost, and how Metcopo compares to the alternatives.

Metcopo Roofing Sheet Price Per Metre — Nigeria April 2026

Metcopo sheets are typically quoted per square metre (m²) at factory gate. We also break this down to price per linear metre (lm) — the most practical unit when ordering by sheet length:

GaugeFinishPrice per m²Price per linear metre (0.9m wide)Price per 3m sheet
0.45mmMill finish (Aluzinc)₦5,500 – ₦5,800₦4,950 – ₦5,220₦14,850 – ₦15,660
0.45mmColour-coated₦5,800 – ₦6,200₦5,220 – ₦5,580₦15,660 – ₦16,740
0.55mmMill finish (Aluzinc)₦6,800 – ₦7,000₦6,120 – ₦6,300₦18,360 – ₦18,900
0.55mmColour-coated₦7,000 – ₦7,500₦6,300 – ₦6,750₦18,900 – ₦20,250

Effective sheet width 0.9m. Prices are factory-gate at Sango Ota, Lagos, April 2026. Subject to change with Naira/USD exchange rate. View our live price list →

What Makes Metcopo Different from Long Span and Step Tile?

FeatureLong SpanStep TileMetcopo
Profile depthShallow (18–25mm)Medium (25–35mm)Deep (38–55mm)
Rib spacingNarrow, frequentMediumWide (200–250mm)
Max rafter span (unsupported)1.2m1.2m1.5 – 1.8m
AppearanceSimple corrugatedTile-likeBold commercial / industrial
Price per m² (0.45mm)₦4,000 – ₦4,600₦5,200 – ₦5,800₦5,500 – ₦6,200
Price per m² (0.55mm)₦5,800 – ₦6,500₦6,500 – ₦7,200₦6,800 – ₦7,500
Typical applicationResidential bungalowsEstate duplexesCommercial, churches, warehouses
Noise in heavy rainHighModerateModerate (mass dampens sound)

The wider rafter span capability of Metcopo means you can use fewer purlins on a large commercial roof — reducing timber costs and total project weight. On a 2,000 m² warehouse roof, the saving in purlins can offset a significant portion of the premium over long span sheets.

For a more detailed profile comparison, see: Long Span vs Step Tile vs Metcopo — which profile is best?

Project Cost Estimation — Metcopo at Different Building Sizes

BuildingRoof AreaSheets (3m, 12% waste)Cost at 0.45mm colourCost at 0.55mm colour
3-bed bungalow110 – 160 m²137 – 199 sheets₦2,145,420 – ₦3,331,260₦2,589,300 – ₦4,029,750
4-bed duplex180 – 280 m²224 – 348 sheets₦3,507,840 – ₦5,825,520₦4,233,600 – ₦7,047,000
Church / school (medium)400 – 700 m²498 – 872 sheets₦7,796,580 – ₦14,596,080₦9,412,200 – ₦17,658,000
Warehouse / factory800 – 2,000 m²996 – 2,490 sheets₦15,593,160 – ₦41,673,300₦18,824,400 – ₦50,444,250

Sheet costs only — add accessories (15–20%), labour, and delivery. For commercial projects, we provide a full bill of quantities (BOQ) on request.

Which Gauge of Metcopo Do You Need?

Project TypeRecommended GaugeRationale
Residential bungalow / domestic extension0.45mmAdequate performance, strong cost advantage
Duplex / 2-storey residential0.55mmBetter wind uplift, longer lifespan
Church, school, community building0.55mmPublic building — durability a priority
Factory, warehouse, industrial shed0.55mm minimumLarge span, high load, long asset life
Coastal / waterfront building0.55mm minimumSalt-air corrosion resistance essential
Temporary structure / site office0.45mmShort service life, cost priority

Available Sheet Lengths for Metcopo

Metcopo sheets are cut to length at our factory in Sango Ota. Available lengths:

  • 2.0m, 2.4m, 3.0m (standard residential)
  • 3.6m, 4.5m, 6.0m (commercial and industrial)
  • Custom lengths above 6.0m for large-span structures

Longer sheets mean fewer end-laps on the roof, reducing potential leak points on large commercial roofs. For warehouses and churches with long roof pitches, 6m or above is strongly recommended.

Accessories for Metcopo Roofing

AccessoryUnitPrice (Lagos 2026)
Metcopo ridge cap3m length₦7,500 – ₦10,500
Valley trough3m length₦5,500 – ₦8,000
Barge flashingPer linear metre₦2,500 – ₦4,000
Eave gutter (aluminium, commercial)3m length₦6,000 – ₦9,000
Roofing screws (500 pcs)Box₦8,000 – ₦14,000
Anti-condensation feltRoll (30m²)₦12,000 – ₦20,000
Roofing bolts (for purlins, 200 pcs)Box₦6,000 – ₦9,000

For commercial projects, we supply matching accessories in bulk at discounted rates. Request a full BOQ when ordering 500 sheets or more.

Colour Options for Metcopo

Metcopo sheets are available in mill finish (natural Aluzinc) and colour-coated variants. Current colours include:

  • Mill finish (Aluzinc — natural metallic, most popular for industrial)
  • Charcoal / dark grey
  • Royal blue
  • Forest green
  • Brick red
  • Cream / off-white

For large commercial orders (500m² +), custom colour-matching may be available on request. Contact us to discuss.

Order Metcopo Sheets Direct from the Factory

Gods Promise Aluminium roll-forms Metcopo sheets in-house at Km 38, Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway, Sango Ota, Ogun State. We supply direct to developers, contractors, project managers, and self-builders across Nigeria.

To order, WhatsApp your roof area (m²), required length, gauge, and delivery address to 09150459964. We will send a written, itemised quote and confirm lead time (typically 24–72 hours for cut-to-length orders). Contact us · Delivery zones · Full price list

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