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Plain Tile
This versatile, cross-cambered concrete tile is an alternative to the traditional clay plain tile, and is perfect for complex detailing and curved roofing. |
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Shire Pantile An interlocking concrete pantile that offers the look of a traditional pantile: available in a choice of 7 standard and 2 sandfaced finishes, suitable for roof pitches down to 22.5º (30º for sandfaced). |
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Double Pantile An interlocking double-unit pantile, one of the most popular and economical roof coverings available. The Double Pantile can perform down to pitches as low as 15º. Like all Sandtoft concrete tiles it is produced to a level of quality and consistency that is unmatched in the industry. |
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Double Roman An interlocking concrete Double Roman tile, and one of the most economical forms of roof tiling. Available in a choice of 12 colours and textures, suitable for roof pitches down to 17.5°. |
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Bold Roll A deep rolled interlocking profile that gives the roof a strongly undulating surface. The Bold Roll looks best in colours such as Terracotta Red and Rustic which accentuate the Mediterranean look. |
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Standard Pattern Easy to install and highly durable, this tile is ideal for re-roofing and comes in a convenient banded pack of eight. Commonly referred to as the 15" x 9", this tile is suitable for roof pitches down to 17.5º. |
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Lindum An interlocking concrete tile that provides a classic low profile roof. Available in a choice of 9 colours and textures, suitable for roof pitches down to 22.5°. |
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Calderdale Slate Appearance A cost-effective concrete tile that gives a slate-like appearance with all the benefits of modern interlocking tile design. Available in a choice of seven colours and performs at roof pitches down to 17.5°. |
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Dual Calderdale Slate Appearance Dual Calderdale is an interlocking flat concrete tile with an engineered central groove designed to give the appearance of smaller format slates. Dual Calderdale should be laid quarter bond. The correct pattern is obtained by starting / finishing at verges using half and three-quarter width tiles, cut-on-site. |
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Pennine Major & Pennine Minor Slate Appearance Flat profile concrete tiles make an ideal cost effective alternative to a natural slate. With their size (10 tiles per m²) and ease of laying such tiles are frequently used for new build residential projects. |
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