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facade, adding character and depth. The natural, earthy
tones of Tudor clay tiles harmonize with various materials
and colours, allowing for endless design possibilities.
carbon footprint than imported roof tiles. All Tudor
roof tiles have the advantage of being covered by a
comprehensive durability guarantee.
Tudor Handmade Peg and Plain clay roof tiles are
available in traditional sand faced colours as standard,
giving the ultimate 'Old English' look. Truly handmade,
no two tiles are identical, with variations in thickness,
colour and size giving a truly unique finish. A full range
of fittings, including internal and external angles, and a
variety of ornamental tiles, means that Tudor clay plain
tiles are an excellent choice for all traditional vertical
tiling applications.
In conclusion, the advantages of using Tudor clay plain
tiles for vertical tiling are numerous and compelling.
From their enduring aesthetics to their durability, low
maintenance requirements, and environmental benefits,
Tudor clay tiles combine style, sustainability, and practicality, making them a smart and enduring investment.
Tudor Roof Tile Co. Limited
Office: 01797 320 202
www.tudorrooftiles.co.uk
As well as the obvious aesthetic value of Tudor clay plain
tiles, they offer other advantages when used vertically,
such as exceptional durability and low maintenance. They
are resistant to wear and tear, ensuring that the building
maintains its beautiful appearance for decades. Tudor
clay tiles can withstand harsh weather conditions,
including rain, snow, and extreme temperatures, without
deteriorating or fading.
Used vertically, Tudor clay tiles act as a barrier against
heat transfer, keeping interiors cooler in hot weather and
warmer in cold climates. This natural insulation can
lead to energy savings and a more comfortable living or
working environment. Vertical tiling also offers sound
insulation benefits. The tiling can help reduce external
noise, creating a quieter and more comfortable interior
environment. This is particularly valuable in urban
settings or near busy roadways.
The BRE rates clay roof tiles A+ rated for low
environmental impact. Old roof tiles at the end of their
life can be salvaged, crushed, or re-used. Tudor examines
the entire lifecycle of its tiles from the clay quarry to the
roof. Modern energy efficient kiln minimises emissions,
with 97% of all waste produced being recycled, and
manufacturing in Kent helps to ensure a much lower
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