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Description
Marley's Concrete Interlocking Roof Tiles offer a fusion of sleek design and exceptional strength, ideal for those desiring a traditional aesthetic for their home. Recognised for their durability and cost-effectiveness, these tiles are a superior low-pitch solution with an A+ rating in the BRE Green Guide to Specification. Built to resist harsh weather, rot, and insects, Marley concrete roof tiles provide excellent coverage, standing out as one of the most popular and versatile brands in the market.
Why Choose Marley Concrete Interlocking Roof Tiles?
- Low pitch solution
- Performs well at rafter lengths up to 10m
- Great covering capacity
- Can achieve an A+ rating in the BRE Green Guide to Specification
- Certified 'Excellent' for BES 6001
Product Specifications:
Colour Options:
- Anthracite
- Antique Brown
- Mosborough Red
- Old English Dark Red
- Smooth Brown
- Smooth Grey
Size of Tile: 420mm x 330mm
Material: Concrete
Minimum Pitch:
- 22.5° Smooth (75mm headlap)
- 17.5° Smooth (100mm headlap)
- 30° Granular (75mm headlap)
- 25° Granular (100mm headlap)
Maximum Pitch: 90°
Minimum Headlap: 75mm
Maximum Gauge: 345mm
Cover Width: 292mm (nominal)
Covering Capacity:
- 9.9 tiles /m² at 75mm headlap
- 10.7 tiles /m² at 100mm headlap
Weight of Tiling:
- 50kg/m² (0.49kN/m²) at 75mm headlap
- 54kg/m² (0.53kN/m²) at 100mm headlap
Battens Required:
- 2.9 lin.m/m² at 75mm headlap
- 3.1 lin.m/m² at 100mm headlap
Batten Size Recommended:
- 38 x 25mm for rafters/supports not exceeding 450mm centres
- 50 x 25mm for rafters/supports not exceeding 600mm centres
Tile Nails: 50mm x 3.35mm
Hanging Length: 397mm (nominal)
Please note: The effectiveness of the tile or slate to operate at the minimum recommended pitch and lap may be influenced by special circumstances. Guidance on pitch and lap should be obtained from the Technical Advisory Service for the following:
Interlocking tiles and slates where the roof slope exceeds 6 metres in length and/or the site is rated to be in a severe exposure category.
Double-lap fibre cement slates where the roof slope exceeds 6 metres in length (severe/very severe exposure) and 9 metres in length (sheltered/moderate exposure).
