Traditional Clay Roof Tiles

Clay roof tiles have been used as roof coverings for a very long time.

Traditional clay roof tiles.

Concrete tile roofs are more economical with costs of 400 to 450 per square. Traditional clay tile roofing. In fact archaeologists have found evidence of clay roof tiles in china dating back as far as 10 000 bc. A tile roof is a costly upfront investment especially if you opt for clay tiles rather than concrete ones.

The durability and prevention of heat makes clay tiles more preferred over shingles roofing sheets etc. A clay tile roof system can cost two to three times as much as an asphalt roofing system. Traditional clay roof tiles history and production. Clay roof tiles a traditional favourite.

49 station road polegate east sussex bn26 6ea. An average clay tile roof costs between 675 to 1400 per square 100 sf of roof area. Traditional clay roof tiles must be laid and fixed to comply with bs 5534. However tiles offer many great benefits including durability longevity energy efficiency great curb appeal low maintenance hurricane grade wind mitigation with proper installation and maintenance fire safety and more.

Traditional non metal made tiles are most commonly. Traditional clay roof tiles is a family company which has continued the 19th century tradition of producing high quality handmade clay roof tiles. Clay tiles have been the most popular roofing material since ages. Traditional clay roof tiles ltd.

The british standard code of practice for workmanship on building sites. Roof tiles are hung from the framework of a roof by fixing them with nails the tiles are usually hung in parallel rows with each row overlapping the. The code of practice for tiling and slating also recommends clay tiles should be mixed from three pallets when. They can produce a turnover capacity of up to 10 million tiles per year.

We are still producing tiles by this method today. Traditional roof tiles have been produced since 1989 and are a leader of handmade tiles across europe. Roof tiles are designed mainly to keep out rain and are traditionally made from locally available materials such as terracotta or slate modern materials such as concrete and plastic are also used and some clay tiles have a waterproof glaze. When the romans landed in britain during the first century ad they brought the tradition of using clay roof tiles with them.

Our factory was established in 1989 and a hoffmann kiln reinstalled and put into service at that time. The porous structure of the roof tiles gives you a cool. Some styles even resemble traditional shingles or wood shakes.