Tudor Roof Tiles are well known by architects and listed building advisors for the bespoke size and shape service.
From initial concept and the technical drawing (image 1), a clay
model is made (image 2). This is to confirm both the drawing and Tudor’s
ability to make as required. image 1image 2
Then our staff make each tile by hand, but approximately 10% larger
as this allows for shrinkage that happens during the drying and firing.
Each tile is dried for 5 to 6 days until completely dry. Sitting in
special trays, which are made specially for each particular bespoke job,
keeps the tile in shape until drying is finished (image 3). image 3
The tiles then go into the kiln which after firing to 1100 degree
centigrade they are inspected by quality control before going out to the
customer (image 4). image 4
If all is correct, the tiles fit perfectly on the roof and our job is done (image 5). image 5
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