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Fit durable and long lasting clay roof tiles, to add traditional character to any property. Clay roof tiles are renowned for their classic appeal and exceptional longevity. From their natural thermal insulation to their resistance against weathering and fire, clay roof tiles stand as a testament to quality craftsmanship and timeless aesthetics. Choose clay for a roofing solution that marries tradition with modern performance, ensuring protection for many years to come.
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Redland Rosemary Plain Clay Roofing Tiles Red (650180)
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Product Code: 862559
Redland Rosemary Plain Clay Roofing Tiles Red (650180)
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Learn more about clay roof tiles

Clay roof tiles have been a staple of British architecture for centuries, prized for their ability to withstand the elements while providing a classic, premium finish. Unlike man-made alternatives, these tiles are fired at high temperatures, creating a hard, vitrified surface that is naturally resistant to moss, UV degradation, and water absorption. Their weight and density also provide superior acoustic insulation, keeping interiors quieter during heavy rainfall.

 

Clay roof tiles offer a timeless combination of aesthetic charm and superior technical performance. As a natural, high-density material, clay provides excellent thermal regulation and exceptional resistance to extreme weather conditions, making it an ideal choice for both heritage renovations and high-quality new builds.

 

Typical uses

Clay tiles are primarily used for pitched roofs on residential and commercial buildings. They are highly favoured for:

 

  • Heritage and listed building renovations where matching traditional styles is critical.

  • New build developments aiming for a high-end, long-lasting exterior aesthetic.

  • Properties in exposed coastal or hilly locations that require high wind and rain resistance.

 

How to choose the right clay roof tiles

Selecting the right tile depends on your project’s pitch, location, and the desired visual outcome. Consider the profile - plain tiles offer a more intricate, traditional look, whereas interlocking clay tiles can provide faster installation times. Always check your local planning requirements and environmental conditions, as some areas have strict mandates regarding material and colour profiles.

 

Before you order

Precision is key when ordering roofing materials. 

 

  • Calculate your total roof area and add a percentage (typically 5–10%) for wastage and cuts, depending on the complexity of your roof design (valleys, hips, and dormers). 

  • Verify that your supporting timber structure is fully compliant with current building regulations for the specific weight of the clay tiles chosen.

  • Check stock at your local Travis Perkins branch to ensure availability.

 

Explore our range of clay roof tiles

Investing in clay roof tiles ensures your project benefits from a roofing solution that gains character with age while maintaining structural integrity for decades. Whether you are seeking a traditional look or a resilient long-term finish, our collection delivers the durability your clients demand. Explore our range to find durable roofing materials that combine authentic beauty with modern manufacturing standards. 

 

Browse our comprehensive range of high-quality clay tiles online. We stock trusted brands known for their consistency and performance. Log in to your Trade Account to view your personalised pricing, check local branch stock, and arrange delivery or collection to suit your site schedule.

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