On a hot summer day, you can use thatch to add some tropical flair to your house or business, such as making tiki hut bars, gazebos, patio covers, and more for a seaside look.

When comparing the pros and cons of synthetic or natural thatch, you can choose based on the type of decoration you need. However, your budget, location and purpose will help you decide which type of thatch is best for your project.

1. Synthetic Thatch for Home Patio Cover

If you want a tropical feel around your swimming pool or patio in your home, synthetic thatch provides the perfect ambience without the extra care of natural thatch. Home tiki style patios are a fixture for over 10 years, and artificial thatch would be a better choice. Untreated natural thatch roof materials can catch fire easily and spread to your house or garage, it is not safe, so you always need to pay lots of attention to ensure the safety. Choosing fire-resistant synthetic thatch can save you safety hazards while reducing the time and expense of maintenance. We have relevant fireproof test reports of our artificial thatch roof tiles.

2. Artificial Thatch on the Roof of the Resort Restaurant

Umbrellas are required for restaurants serving al fresco dining. Thatched-roof palapas filter out the strong sunlight while adding to the ambience of a resort or restaurant. If you have multiple tables, installing and maintaining natural thatch can prove to be a time-consuming job. With synthetic thatch, you may choose to purchase a fireproof artificial thatch roof, according to local fire codes. Artificial thatch is more durable, lasts longer, free from maintenance, thermal insulation, and never fades or decay. Artificial thatch provides perfect alternatives for resort hotel decoration. Our artificial thatch roof panels are widely used in various countries, such as Maldives, Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico, Guam, Seychelles, Spain, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Bangladesh, New Zealand, Canada, Cooks Islands, Vanuatu, Micronesia, etc.

3. Synthetic Thatch for Tropical Looking Tiki Huts

Whether your restaurant is indoors or outdoors by the sea, adding a synthetic thatched roof will bring you and your customers many benefits. Restaurants must keep pests away. Natural thatch is more likely to attract insects and mice. With synthetic thatch there is no such concern. Natural thatch can wear out easily in the summer heat. You need to close the bar for regular maintenance of the natural thatch, which means you have to shut down service during this time. If you can't afford to close a tiki hut, choose durable, low-maintenance synthetic thatch as your roofing material. Beatles Co., could deliver our cargo conveniently to nearly all overseas country by ocean transport, or air transport. Various styles of nice looking synthetic thatch roofing could be your choice as per your project design.

4. Artificial thatch for interior decoration

Often, gift shops at resorts and theme parks continue the theme of the area. For places with a tropical or safari vibe, using thatch-covered umbrellas inside the gift shop is one way to keep this decor choice alive. Because these ornaments are located in the preserve of the gift shop, you can use artificial thatch. Our thatched roofs are made of PE, Nylon and Aluminum Alloy and are the ideal material for a new type of landscape roof decoration. Can be used for vacations, resorts, promenades, gardens, seaside hotels, seaside cafes, restaurants, swimming pools, etc. Its natural decorative effect will bring you back to nature and relax. Synthetic thatch is environmentally friendly, recyclable, easy to install, maintenance-free, and has a long service life.