Often imitated Rarely matched Never surpassed
Innovative clay tile brings Brindle quality
20 years of style, security and quality
Self-builder Martin Hayward built an impressive detached property for his mother and wanted the new build to have the traditional appearance of a country home. He chose the Acme Mixed Brindle single camber clay plain tiles from Marley Eternit to give a weathered, aged appearance to complement the mixed blend of bricks used for the construction of the house. The Acme Mixed Brindle tiles have unrivalled environmental credentials with the ability to achieve an A+ rating
in the BRE Green Guide to Specification, BES 6001 Responsible Sourcing accreditation and certified carbon footprint data at product level.
01283 722588
www.marleyeternit.co.uk/clay Enq. 160 Klober introduces eighth Profile-Line® BESPOKE TIMBER FRAMED BUILDINGS Tile Vent
With growing demand for universal, low profile tile vents, roofing ventilation and accessory specialist Klober has introduced the Profile-Line®
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Garages, Stables, Workshops, Home offices, Holiday lodges, Conservatories, Garden barns, Pool houses, Sports pavilions, Clubhouses
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Tile Vent. Designed for use with Marley Edgemere, Russell Galloway, Lagan Elite, Quinn Lakeland Slates and Redland’s Slate 10 range (Richmond 10, Landmark Slate 10 and Saxon 10) it is available in five standard colours. The vent can be used at high or low level to provide an effective ven- tilation area of 7,850 mm2
ventilation or mechanical extraction. It comes with a 10-year guarantee against manufacturing defect. For more information on the Profile-Line® Line Tile Vent, please visit the Klober website.
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selfbuilder & homemaker
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