Tudor Roof Tiles

For 12 tiles this provides a total of approximately 9 000mm.

Tudor roof tiles.

Tudor is pleased to offer a new series of informational documents. Defined geometric lines make the tudor roof tile the perfect choice for both traditional and modern home designs. Its elegant and undulating form is well suited to both modern and traditional homes. Our craftsmen use only the highest quality materials to create stunning traditional handmade clay tiles which can withstand the harsh weather the uk winters bring.

With metrotile tudor you can enjoy this look combined with all the benefits of steel exceptional weather and fire resistance and long life. The first is restoring historic roofs. Available in a range of 10 different colours each of which will weather over time and will naturally develop an ever more pleasing appearance with that distinctive character that only genuine handmade plain roof tiles offer. The tudor traditional handmade clay plain roof tiles are a premium range of clay plain tiles.

Tudor s classic handmade plain and peg clay roof tiles are crafted and formed to be the greatest roof tiles on the market. In the second of our series of informational e leaflets tudor roof tile product guide we explain the terminology. Available in 5 colours and designed for a variety of roof pitches the tudor profile delivers a roof line that looks great and is guaranteed to perform. The venting system takes advantage of this feature with an average gap between the top tile and the pair beneath of approximately 6mm tapering to nothing giving a venting space of 480mm per tile.

Tudor roof tile co. Tudor roof tiles manufacture in kent england using traditional making skills and are manufactured to exacting standards using a state of the art modern technological kiln. Tudor roof tiles manufacture their products using the finest english clay traditional hand making skills and the latest computer controlled kiln firing technology producing tiles that many consider to be the benchmark by which other roof tiles are judged.