Standard Roof Tile Size

The roman tile is most recognised for its single or double roll in the tile.

Standard roof tile size.

King edward iv set the standard size that existed until the european standard replaced it in 1999. Roof tiles can be used to enhance or create a point of interest to the façade of projects of all sizes. Though some manufacturers have their own non standard sizes square tiles the majority of tile manufacturers use the following size grades. And most tiles that are specifically made for flooring are found in the larger sizes from 6 upwards.

These state of the art tiles offer an exclusive streamlined look with minimalist textures. Uniquely striking with colour integrity and low maintenance. The tiles are also tapered giving the appearance of a mediterranean style. Slate roof tiles can range in size from 12 length x 6 wide up to 24 length x 12 wide.

Flat concrete roof tiles refer to a variety of profiles completely lacking in any barrels or rolls. Special sizes such as slate and a half can be ordered to reach into valleys gable ends hips and dormers. Increasingly popular with designers architects and home buyers a flat tile roof offers a crisp clean appearance that perfectly complements both traditional and modern architecture. Our customers have the assurance of knowing that all our clay products are manufactured in england and comply with ce marking to british and european standard bs en 1304 which legislates for externally tested and verified quality of roof tiles.

Standard weight lightweight concrete roof tile availability varies by region. Although tiles had been in use for thousands of years before the romans eventually introduced clay tiles to britain it wasn t until almost 200 years later that plain roof tiles were standardised. Please refer to your respective regional brochure or visit the browse tile section of our website to view the profiles colors available within your selected region. Our designer ceramic roof tile range is elegant and shaped for design flexibility.

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