Tudor Roof Tile Co available to order. Launched to mark the company’s 25th
Tudor Roof Tile Co Ltd, handmade roof tile manufacturer, is launching the ‘Jubilee’, the first of a new generation of clay peg and plain tiles featuring a distinctive blending of face colouring. The Jubilee tile has a rich earthy face colour with a random darker staining, which is hand applied and kiln burnt to recreate a distinctive ‘instant aged’ and time-weathered appearance of a mature and seasoned roof. Additional bespoke colour blends from Tudor’s range of natural clay colours are also anniversary of
manufacturing in Kent, the Jubilee tile offers the aesthetic appeal of traditional craftsmanship combined with modern technology.
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The Green Guide to Specification gives a rating for a range of specifica- tions on a scale of A+ to E. Cembrit’s range of five variations of fibre cement slate allow designers to achieve the highest ratings for roof specifications if they incorporate Cembrit fibre cement slates. Using Cembrit fibre cement slates can consequently contribute to achieving an environmentally outstand- ing building. Manufactured to the high- est European standards, using Portland cement together with a formulation of
superior blended synthetic and cellulose fibres, Cembrit fibre cement slates are finished with a high quality, semi-matt acrylic coloured coating to the face and edges and a tinted, high performance binder to the back face.
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