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| As one of
Britain's foremost independent handmade roof tile manufacturers, Tudor
Roof Tile Co Ltd combines the finest English natural clays with
traditional skills and methods, to create old styled plain tiles with
much sought after aesthetic qualities. |
| Now one of the
few remaining Kent Peg clay tile manufacturers, we are still located on
the Romney Marsh, where our craftsmen continue the age old tradition of
the hand made clay tiles of Kent. |
| Our range
includes ‘Traditional’ nibbed plain tiles, with their large degree of
double camber and subtle variation in shape and colour plus a
‘Conservation’ range of Peg and Oast tiles, which have a less pronounced
camber, in the style of the original Kent Peg Tiles. |
| New additions to
the range include authentic handmade creasing tiles and our unique bat
access tiles, designed to help preserve Britain’s endangered bat
population. |
| The complete
range of handmade tiles is available in five traditional mellow tones:
Medium Antique, Dark Antique and Red Antique plus the classic Sussex
colours of Red and Brown, and launched in 2011 to mark the company’s
25th anniversary of manufacturing in Kent, our new colour - ‘Jubilee’
which has a rich earthy face with random darker staining. |
| Performance
benefits |
| Combining age old
craftsmanship with modern performance benefits, Tudor's roof tiles and
accessories are carefully hand pressed, moulded and trimmed, and then
strengthened by advanced firing techniques, to give the final products
exceptional durability. |
| All Tudor roof
tiles are made in accordance with BS EN ISO 9001:2000, and tested to BS
EN 538:1994 for strength and to BS EN 539-2:1998 for frost resistance. |
| Therefore, unlike
second hand and reclaimed tiles which can be costly, and prone to rapid
deterioration and breakage when re-used, Tudor's roof tiles are
guaranteed to perform well for many years to come. |
| Tudor is
committed to a policy of minimum wastage and efficient use of energy and
resources. |
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'Traditional' range of tiles |
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Plain Tiles |
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Tudor’s 'Traditional' range of hand made 'nibbed'
plain tiles and ancillary fittings are a high quality, authentic and
cost effective alternative to sourcing expensive second hand and
reclaimed tiles. |
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Builders and architects are now increasingly
specifying the Traditional tiles, as these sand faced clay tiles create
aesthetically appealing textured roofs, which enhance and add value to
new build projects as well as complementing older styled properties in
areas of historical sensitivity. |
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With their 'instant aged', time weathered
look, double camber and subtle variations in shape and colour, they
effectively mirror the randomly individualistic appeal of the antique
tiles of yesteryear, whilst avoiding the dull, uniform appearance
associated with machine made tiles. |
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‘Conservation’ range |
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Peg Tiles |
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Tudor has introduced a new peg tile
specifically designed to complement listed buildings and heritage
properties. |
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This ‘conservation peg tile’ has been
re-developed with a gentle double camber and meticulous detailing, ideal
for specialised historical renovation and restoration work. |
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With its warm, subtle tones and slight
variation in shape and texture, the sand faced surface accurately
recreates the aged, time weathered look of the ancient peg tiles of
Kent, which have been part of the English architectural landscape since
the 13th century. |
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The availability of round or square peg
holes will accommodate a variety of wooden pegs. The bespoke options of
size and shape of the tiles, along with the additional option of a
single nib on the top edge of the tile will ensure that most restoration
projects can be undertaken. |
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Oast Tiles |
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Tudor’s oast tiles, with their essential
shaped (tapered) widths, and gentle cambers, help maintain the ‘olde
world’ charm and character of the original oast or oast houses - found
typically in Kent and Sussex. |
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