Expand your color palette
November 26, 2025 at 9:00 a.m.By Dani Sheehan.
Meet the diverse needs of your commercial roofing projects without sacrificing performance or aesthetics with this silicone roof coating.
Contractors have long trusted UNIFLEX® Silicone44™ Rubberized Silicone Roof Coating for its strength, flexibility and ability to stand up to ponding water. Beyond the reflective white coating, UNIFLEX has worked to expand its Silicone44 color options to include tan, yellow, black, blue and medium gray. This range of colors allows you to bring both function and design flexibility to your commercial projects.
Why color matters on the roof
Different colors can serve different purposes:
- Aesthetics and design: In some projects, the roof is visible from above or from surrounding buildings. Offering a tan or gray option can better match the overall look of the structure, aligning with architectural preferences.
- Climate considerations: Darker colors absorb more heat from the sun, which can actually benefit buildings in colder climates where additional warmth is an advantage for energy efficiency.
- Safety and visibility: Bright colors, like safety yellow, provide clear walkways on the roof, helping guide maintenance personnel and reducing potential risks.
Same trusted performance, more flexibility
No matter the color, contractors can count on Silicone44 Rubberized Silicone Color Roof Coating to deliver the same premium features they already know:
- 315% elongation for flexibility and crack resistance
- 250 PSI tensile strength for durability
- UV resistance for long-term protection
- Ponding water resistance for reliable performance in flat and low-slope systems
By adding more colors, UNIFLEX has opened the door to new possibilities. Whether it’s blending in with an existing roofline, improving safety on the jobsite or tailoring performance to the climate, you have the option to meet your project’s needs.
Learn more about Uniflex® in their Coffee Shop Directory or visit www.uniflexroof.com.
About the author
Dani is a writer for The Coffee Shops. When she's not writing or researching, she's exploring new hiking trails or teaching yoga classes.












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