Grampian Concrete Roof Tiles

Concrete clay roof tiles.

Grampian concrete roof tiles.

Concrete tiles which are usually lighter than clay tiles can easily place over 10 pounds of weight per square foot on a roof. It provides the traditional appearance of slate and clay tiles with the security of an interlocking design and with the commercial benefits of concrete. Our concrete interlocking roof tiles and concrete plain tiles are easy to lay thus ensuring you can keep your installation costs down. Russell roof tiles manufactures a range of concrete roof tiles and upvc fittings and accessories for pitched roofing across the uk.

Sold in a variety of colours. The grampian tile is a standard flat interlocking roof tile laid half broken bonded. Russell grampian roof tile. Traditional non metal made tiles are most commonly.

The russell grampian roof tile is a standard flat interlocking roof tile laid half broken bonded. Available for delivery across the uk. Size 418mm x 330mmweight 5 4kgthicknes 30mmtechnical informationminimum headlapmaximum gauge75mm343mmminimum pitchmaximum pitch75mm headlap. 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.

Russell grampian concrete tile. Cedar shakes shingles. Old english dark red provides a rustic and variegated weathered appearance. They have also been certified as excellent for bes 6001 which means that projects using these products can now achieve extra credits under breeam and hqm as well as an a rating in bre green guide.

Smooth grey provides a dark slate like appearance. It provides the traditional appearance of slate and clay tiles with the security of an interlocking design and with the commercial benefits of concrete. It provides the traditional appearance of slate and clay tiles with the security of an interlocking design and with the commercial benefits of concrete. Product descriptionthe grampian tile is a standard flat interlocking roof tile laid half broken bonded.

A tile roof is a costly upfront investment especially if you opt for clay tiles rather than concrete ones.