
Kajan Synthetic Thatching Materials for Resorts
Kajan synthetic thatching materials that keep the woven palm look of a Maldives roof, with no re-thatching and a 20-year limited warranty for resorts.
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Kajan synthetic thatching materials that keep the woven palm look of a Maldives roof, with no re-thatching and a 20-year limited warranty for resorts.

Synthetic thatch Fiji guide: compare bure, fale and Tahitian roofs with wind-tested NIPA palm panels, an FR Class A option and a 20-year limited warranty.

Tiki bar thatch with the warm look of natural palm: how to roof a tiki hut with synthetic palm thatch, choose a palm style, install it and get a sample.

How long does a thatched roof last? Natural thatch needs re-thatching every few years. See the care each roof needs and our 20-year limited warranty.

UV-resistant thatch, tested: 5,000 hours of ASTM G155 with no significant colour change. See how G155 differs from G154 and SGS UV tests.
7 reasons to choose synthetic palm thatch
Kenninji-Gaki, the classic Japanese bamboo fence
How to install ONETHATCH PALM (NIPA), step by stepSee and feel it first
Hold the texture, check the color and see why resorts around the world choose ONETHATCH.
Request free samplesPractical guidance to plan a thatch roof your guests will remember. Our synthetic thatch guides and project stories cover tiki hut roofs, palapas and resort villas from the Maldives and East Africa to the Caribbean, Mexico and Costa Rica, show how ONETHATCH PALM (NIPA) panels are installed, and compare artificial thatch with natural palm, makuti, kajan and alang-alang.
Every ONETHATCH thatch style is crafted from UV-stabilized HDPE and passed 5,000 hours of ASTM G155 accelerated weathering at Micom Laboratories, an independent Canadian laboratory, with no significant color change. FR versions of PALM and REED are rated Class A to ASTM E108; standard versions carry no fire rating. Thatch panels carry a 20-year limited warranty. Explore our synthetic thatch roofing range, compare ONETHATCH PALM and ONETHATCH REED, then request a quote and ask for free samples.