Redland Concrete Plain Roof Tile
Redland Concrete Plain Roof Tile
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Description
Redland Concrete Plain Roof Tile
Redland's range of concrete plain roof tiles are quick & easy to lay and offer great versatility and scope for varied effects.
Redland concrete plain roof tiles feature a double camber from side to side as well as from head to tail which textures the roof adding rich detail to a building.
Tiles are available in a wide range of different surface finishes, including smooth, sanded and granular to blend with traditional roofing materials throughout the country.
Technical
Technical + -
- Pallet Quantities: 768
- Tiles per pack: 16
- Material: Concrete
- Tile nails: 40 x 2.65mm aluminium ring shank clout head
Weight + -
- Weight as laid: 75kg per m/2 (roof) / 65kg per m/2 (vertical)
- Weight per 1000: 1.25 tonnes
- Weight per tile: 1.25kg
Minimum & Maximum roof pitch & headlap + -
- Minimum pitch: 35 degrees
- Maximum roof pitch: 90 degrees
- Minimum headlap: 65mm (roof) / 35mm (vertical)
- Maximum headlap: 88mm
Batten & Gauge + -
- Minimum batten gauge: 88mm
- Maximum batten gauge: 100mm (roof) / 115mm (vertical)
- Battens per m/2: 10 linear metres at 100mm gauge
- Batten size: for rafter centres up to 600mm 38 x 25mm
Coverage + -
- Covering capacity: 60 tiles per m/2 (roof) / 52 tiles per m/2 (vertical)
- Cover width: 165 mm
- Profile depth: 13 mm
- Hanging length: 245 mm
Size of tile + -
- Size of tile: 268 x 165mm
Features
- Easy to lay
- Economical
- Traditional looks
- Available in both smooth & granulated finishes
Fixing
- At eaves, use double courses with purpose made Eaves/Top Tiles for the undercourse.
- At verges and abutments to maintain broken bond, use standard Plain Tiles and Tile-and-a-halves in alternate courses.
- Adjacent to hips, valleys and angles use Tile-and-a-halves. At side abutments, allow for stepped flashing and soakers.
- At top courses use double courses with purpose made Eaves/Top Tiles for the top course.
- For Winchester Cuts use two Tile-and-a-halves per course.
- Winchester Cut detail must not be used to abut roof pitches below 40 degrees or in exposed locations. In these cases soldier or double soldier courses must be used.
- Should be fixed to comply with the revised British Standard for Slating and Tiling BS 5534: 2014, NHBC Technical Standards (where applicable) and BS 8000: Part 6: the British Standard Code of practice for workmanship on building sites.
