Grey Plain Roof Tiles

Marley plain concrete tile smooth grey.

Grey plain roof tiles.

Cedar shakes shingles. This popular concrete plain tile comes in both smooth face and granular finishes and a range of nine attractive colours making it the ideal roofing material. Rosemary clay craftsman a unique manufacturing process on a bespoke production line creates clay tiles of outstanding handmade appearance. This plain concrete tile from marley has a traditional design that gives a classic appearance to the roof.

Ideal for classic roof designs such as dormer and eyebrows windows. The tile features a double camber from side to side except the two painted tiles as well as from head to tail which textures the roof adding rich detail to a building. Marley plain concrete roof tiles one of the most popular roofing options on the market marley plain concrete roof tiles are available in a good range of colours. The plain tile has the appearance of a traditional clay tile but the strength and economy of a concrete tile.

Old english dark red provides a rustic and variegated weathered appearance. Smooth grey provides a dark slate like appearance. Concrete clay roof tiles. Ideal for historic restorations and projects where subtle aesthetic appearance and cost efficiency are a priority.

The authentic cross camber design of the marley concrete plain tile gives it a look to match its outstanding versatility. Redland s range of concrete plain tiles are quick and easy to lay and offer great versatility and scope for varied effects. A durable choice for residential properties marley concrete tile roofs can last sixty years or more. Smooth grey provides a dark slate like appearance.

Adaptability is the key feature of the plain tile range with a wide choice of clay and concrete tiles suited to almost any pitched roof design. An angled ridge and hip tile suitable for all concrete clay and fibre cement tiles and slates and compatible with ventilated dry ridge and hip systems. The plain tile is especially suitable for details such as dormers eyebrows and conical roofs as well as vertical cladding.