We offer two types of roof tiles Manor range and Developer range.
Our finest Manor range has greater colour and much deeper texture, these tiles immediately have the appearance of tiles that have been in place for years.
Developer range is a slightly smoother and less textured finish. The Developer range gives a more contemporary feel to any new roof and in the darker shades are perfect to match with old weathered clay tiles for refurbishment projects.
Our Manor range of handmade clay roof tiles gives a stunning look and effect that has stood the test of time for centuries.
Each tile has its own unique style – it has variations in colour, texture and shape that cannot be replicated in any other way. Each tile is lightly sanded to further add to its charm.
The splendour of clay tiles is that they have a beauty that will elegantly weather and mature slowly with age.
Manor handmade clay tiles are the perfect choice for those undertaking a sensitive project or development where it is essential that the building blends in perfectly with its surroundings.
Technical
All our roof tiles are tested with our in house laboratory facility to meet current British standards – BS EN 538 Flexural strength, BS EN 539-1 Impermeability & BS EN 539-2 Frost resistance, we then further test them independently with Das Keramik Institut, a global expert in material testing and analysis.
Tile Fixing
Manor Clay Roof Tiles must be laid and fixed to comply with BS 5534: the British Standard Code of practice for slating and tiling, and BS 8000: Part 6: the British Standard Code of practice for workmanship on building sites. The code of practice for tiling and slating also recommends that clay tiles should be mixed from three pallets when being loaded out.
*We guarantee our products to a minimum roof pitch of 35 degrees. The British Standard Code of practice for slating and tiling recommends a minimum roof pitch of 40 degrees for handmade tiles.
On site Safety: Pallets should be offloaded onto firm level ground.
Our Developer range of handmade clay tiles is perfect for a variety of roofing projects.
Whether you are building a high end, prestigious development of luxury properties or an individual dwelling, each and every property warrants the use of the best products available within budget.
All our tiles are suitable for new builds or for the purpose of making sure your project blend’s in sensitively with its surroundings.
The splendour of clay is that it has a beauty that will elegantly weather and mature slowly with age.
Technical
All our roof tiles are tested with our in house laboratory facility to meet current British standards – BS EN 538 Flexural strength, BS EN 539-1 Impermeability & BS EN 539-2 Frost resistance, we then further test them independently with Ceram, a global expert in material testing and analysis, approved by both UKAS and the British standards institute.
Tile Fixing
Traditional Clay Roof Tiles must be laid and fixed to comply with BS 5534: the British Standard Code of practice for slating and tiling, and BS 8000: Part 6: the British Standard Code of practice for workmanship on building sites. The code of practice for tiling and slating also recommends clay tiles should be mixed from three pallets when being loaded out.
*We guarantee our products to a minimum roof pitch of 35 degrees. The British Standard Code of practice for slating and tiling recommends a minimum roof pitch of 40 degrees for handmade tiles.
On site Safety: Pallets should be offloaded onto firm level ground.
With every good design – the true skill in completing and enhancing a stunning building project or development is the finishing touches.
Our handmade range of clay fittings are not only a natural choice in conservation areas but will add to the character and value of any property.
From valley tiles to ridge tiles and with the addition of bespoke individually crafted products including mono, third round & baby porch ridges, vented ridge tiles, bat access tile sets, plus ornamental tiles – club, bullnose, diamond and fishtail.
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