Size Of Double Roman Roof Tile

420 x 332mm nominal tile mass.

Size of double roman roof tile.

The double roman concrete roof tile available from marley ltd is available in seven colours. 4 5kg the classic bold roll tile in the mediterranean tradition. Diy building kitchen deco and garden hypermarket offering the best prices and range. We have completely redesigned this traditional profile to the latest international standards and greatly enhanced its character and performance.

The double roman is a standard profiled roof tile with a small round roll. Double roman roofing tiles. Manufacturer sandtoft did reintroduce the material with the bridgwater double roman somerset tile in response to requirements in the south west of england although this. Performance redland 50 double roman tiles have been rigorously tested in the group wind tunnel where combinations of high wind and driving rain are used to determine the tile performance with respect.

Read more above for information on fittings and accessories. Also available in marley s m22 and m11 coated ranges with a 22 year and 7 year guarantee respectively. The classic double roman roof tile with the extra bold roll. 2011 concrete roofing tiles and fittings for roof covering and wall cladding product specifications.

25 smooth 75mm headlap 30 granular 75mm headlap. Double roman a true classic that has set the industry standard for concrete roof tiles over the past 50 years. It continues to be a popular choice due to both the ageless design s versatility and the fact that it is the most economical tile in our range. 420 x 332mm nominal tile mass.

Free returns in store. 101 northern parkway cnr crownwood road ormonde. 4 2kg nominal tile size. This classic design lends itself to both traditional and contemporary roof styles.

Concrete roof tiles inland region double roman described as classic roof tiles with the extra bold roll the double roman roof tile is the modern successor to the roman clay tile. Inland tile range double roman plus the classic concrete roof tile in the victorian tradition.