Monday, 11 June 2018

Make Your Roof Unique




Add individuality with handmade clay roof tiles.


Tudor Roof Tiles clay plain roof tiles are not only a practical, highly durable and sustainable form of roofing, but they also offer homeowners a wealth of opportunities to be creative in design.

The rich tones and undulations of a roof made from handmade plain or peg tiles are in themselves pleasing to the eye with their gentle camber, subtle variation of colour and texture and their tendency to weather and mature naturally.




However, you can make your property even more individual by adding extra detailing through ornamental tiles, such as these ‘double shouldered clubs’. Decorative ornamental tiles like these are particularly effective when laid together in a series of bands alongside handmade plain tiles of a different colour.

ornamental roof tiles

Alternatively, decorative tiles like the ‘club tiles’ on this cottage can make a delightful feature when hung vertically alongside handmade plain tiles. Once a form of weather protection, vertical tiling is now a popular way to add value, character and individuality to a property.

clay tile hanging

Similarly, creasing tiles are not only a practical means of preventing dampness in walls, but these flat nib-less plain tiles can be used in corbelling, arches, chimneys and as an attractive decorative finish to brick and stonework.

roof tiles add detail

Even creative use of hip and ridge tiles can add aesthetic value rather than being simply a practical necessity. Here the more prominent rounded edge makes an interesting feature, particularly if coloured mortar is used.

granny bonnet roof tiles

Contact Tudor Roof Tiles for ideas and advice on how you can make handmade plain tiles and their accessories a feature of your building project.
www.tudorrooftiles.co.uk
Email: info@tudorrooftiles.co.uk
Tel: 01797 320202

1 comment:

  1. You never want to be looking anywhere but local for a roof repair atlanta ga. I don’t know if they will charge you more, but like you said, they will know the regulations and building codes better. I have never thought about getting a warranty for the roof. I would see if you actually need a warranty because my house for instance is in the desert so we don’t get very violent storms like other places. (edited)

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