Redland Grovebury Concrete Interlocking Roof Tiles

Redland Grovebury Concrete Interlocking Roof Tiles

Product Code REDLCGRO
Material Clay

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Description

Redland Grovebury Concrete Interlocking Roof Tiles

Redland Grovebury Roof Tiles have a double pantile shape which is quicker and easier to lay than a single pantile design. However, Grovebury concrete interlocking tiles still retain the traditional, gentle flowing lines of a classic pantile to blend easily and harmoniously into any environment.

With a low pitch, a wide variety of colours, and two different surface textures, the Redland Grovebury is an economical, ever popular choice for both new build and renovation projects.

Technical

Pallet Quantity + -

  • Tiles per Pallet: 216
  • Supplied in bands of 36


Weight + -

  • Laid Weight: 51 kg/m2 at 318mm gauge / 48 kg/m2 at 343 mm gauge
  • Weight per 1000 Tiles: 4.7 tonnes approx
  • Weight per Pallet: 1.07 tonnes approx
  • Weight per Tile: 4.7 kg approx


Minimum Roof Pitch & Headlap + -

  • Minimum Pitch & Headlap: Smooth: 17.5 degrees at 100mm headlap / 22.5 degrees at 75mm headlap
  • Granular: 22.5 degrees at 100mm headlap / 30 degrees at 75mm headlap
  • Max Pitch: 90 degrees subject to fixing spec
  • Max Headlap: 125 mm


Coverage + -

  • Covering Capacity: 10.5 tiles/m2 at 318mm gauge / 9.7 tiles/m2 at 343 mm gauge
  • Hanging Length: 394 mm approx
  • Linear Cover of 1 Tile: 300 mm


Batten + -

  • Battens Required: 3.15 linear m/m2 at 318 mm gauge / 2.92 m/m2 at 343mm gauge
  • Batten Size: 38 mm x 25 mm: rafter centres up to 450 mm / 50 mm x 25mm: rafter centres up to 600 mm
  • Nail Size: 70mm x 3.35mm


Tile Size + -

  • Size: 418 mm x 332 mm


Gauge + -

  • Minimum Gauge: 293 mm
  • Maximum Gauge: Smooth: 318mm below 17.5 degrees / 343mm at 17.5 degrees or above
  • Granular: 318mm below 30 degrees / 343mm at 30 degrees or above


Performance + -

  • Redland Grovebury Roof Tiles have been rigorously tested in a wind tunnel where combinations of high wind and driving rain are used to determine the tile performance with respect to wind loading and weathertightness.


Conformity + -

  • Redland Grovebury Roof Tiles meet all the requirements of BS 5534: 2014 Code of practice for slating & tiling (providing Redland fixing recommendations are complied with) & BS EN 490: 2011 Concrete roofing tiles and fittings for roof covering & wall clad


Composition + -

  • Concrete

Features

  • Economical
  • Suitable for roof pitches as low as 15 degrees (Smooth finish only)
  • Enduringly popular design
  • Lightweight

Fixing

  • Redland roof tiles must be laid and fixed to comply with BS 5534: the British Standard Code of practice for slating and tiling, and BS 8000: Part 6: the British Standard Code of practice for workmanship on building sites.
  • Redland Grovebury Roof Tiles must be laid straight bonded, normally from right to left.
  • Reform Eaves Filler Units must be used at all eaves situations.
  • At left-hand verges, use Standard Tiles with interlocks removed.
  • At right-hand verges, use Standard Tiles.
  • Half Tiles must not be used at verges.
  • Dentil slips must be used for mortar bedded ridges and hips.
  • Half Tiles should be used to avoid the use of small pieces of tiles.

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