High polymer antique tiles are an innovative product of ancient tube tiles, designed to address the shortcomings of traditional tube tiles, such as small individual area, complex installation, slow progress, high transportation loss, high maintenance costs in later use, rough surface, and monotonous color. Therefore, the market positioning of high polymer antique tiles extends beyond traditional antique buildings, and can also be used on steel structures, wooden structures, rooftop gardens, and other buildings seeking to create a distinctive roof appearance. In recent years, with the intensified construction of temples in various regions, a surge in temple construction has emerged like bamboo shoots after spring rain. Objectively, a large number of antique tiles are needed. The antique tiles available on the market are traditional sintered tiles, which have small individual area, complex installation, require a base layer, waterproofing, and are very heavy, increasing the building's load-bearing capacity. High labor costs also increase construction expenses. Additionally, these tiles, exposed to the sun and rain, can cause tiles to detach from the cement, leading to loose tiles and leaks, necessitating repairs almost every year. However, the high polymer antique tiles produced by Sichuan Shangdian Building Materials Co., Ltd. overcome the defects of traditional tiles, truly achieving a leak-proof, one-time solution, and requiring no maintenance throughout its lifetime. Their lifespan can match that of the building. Widely used in temples in Tibet, Kangding, Aba, Shuangliu, Deyang, and other areas, these tiles have received widespread praise from the monastic community.