Lightweight Faux Cedar Shingles

[Joe Wood]

In coastal So Cal all the cedar shingle roofs get covered in mildew pretty quick, it looks terrible, so I'd like to look in to faux shingles that don't attract mildew, that I can install over skip sheathing like regular cedar shingles, looks good from below, and is not too heavy?

and then how about individual flat faux colored (I'd like a light blue) smooth roof tiles, again individual tiles installed over the skip?

I've looked at a few online but never seen any in person,
https://www.bravarooftile.com/roof-t...ar-shake-roof/ (https://www.bravarooftile.com/roof-tiles/cedar-shake-roof/)
https://shakeguys.com/2017/07/compar...hake-products/ (https://shakeguys.com/2017/07/comparing-synthetic-cedar-shake-products/)
https://www.davinciroofscapes.com/products/shake/

[Nike Nihiser]

There is (or was) a metal shake product out there. It's obviously very fire resistant.

[Bill Dufour]

Ask weinerschentizel what they use.
Bill D.

[Lisa Starr]

https://www.certainteed.com/residential-roofing/products/presidio-metal-roofing-shake/

These may work for you.

[Joe Wood]

No I need shingles that look good between the skip sheathing from below.