Traditionally crafted by hand, Marley presents this elevated Ashdowne clay plain tile. It provides a distinctive heritage appearance that enhances the beauty and character of any project, be it a refurbishment or a new build. The Ashdowne tile's granular texture and subtle vari... Read More
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Traditionally crafted by hand, Marley presents this elevated Ashdowne clay plain tile. It provides a distinctive heritage appearance that enhances the beauty and character of any project, be it a refurbishment or a new build.
The Ashdowne tile's granular texture and subtle variations in shape ensure that each tile possesses its unique quality, contributing to a distinct result. These tiles also feature a single camber and curve in one direction (longitudinal), which provides added charm and a pleasing overall finish to your roof.
Over the years, clay plain roofing tiles have become a known feature, with the classic red clay roof being popular with contemporary and traditional buildings. By incorporating distinct finishes, you can achieve a personalised look for your property that is designed to last, regardless of whether your tiles are machine-made or handcrafted.
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Question:
Hello, we have an Edwardian Arts and Crafts style house that needs re tiling. The Marley Ashdowne Clay Plain Roof Tile looks an interesting option. Can you provide information on its era suitability please and also provide information on the difference between the Ashurst and Weathered
Answer:
The Marley Ashdowne Clay Plain Roof Tile is indeed a great choice for an Edwardian Arts and Crafts style house. This type of tile is crafted from clay and has a granular finish, contributing to an authentic, traditional aesthetic that will blend seamlessly with your home's architectural style. Regarding your question about the difference between the Ashurst and Weathered variations, these refer to the color of the tiles. The Ashurst variation has a distinct color that leans towards a rich, deep brown hue. On the other hand, the Weathered variation has a slightly faded, greyish tone which gives an impression of aged or weather-exposed tiles. Both can complement the aesthetic of your Edwardian Arts and Crafts style house, and the choice would largely depend on your personal preference and the existing color scheme of your home's exterior. If you need more detailed information about the suitability of these tiles for different architectural eras, I would recommend consulting with a roofing specialist or contacting our technical team for further assistance. They might have more specific insights based on the unique characteristics of your home and the exact style you are aiming for.
Question:
What is the weight of the tiles?
Answer:
Each Marley Ashdowne Clay Plain Roof Tile weighs approximately 0.75kg. Please note that this weight is for the individual tile and not the entire pallet.
Question:
What area does a pallet cover ?
Answer:
The Marley Ashdowne Clay Plain Roof Tile Ashurst - Pallet of 1260 does not specify the exact coverage area per pallet in its product description or specifications. This can vary depending on the layout and pitch of the roof. However, traditionally, plain tiles have a coverage rate of approximately 60 tiles per square meter. Therefore, a pallet of 1260 tiles might cover approximately 21 square meters. It's always a good idea to order a little extra to account for cuts and wastage. For a more precise calculation, it would be best to check with a roofing professional or our technical team.
Question:
On a 40.° pitch roof how many tiles are there to 1m2
Answer:
The quantity of tiles per square meter can vary depending on the tile's exact layout and the roof's configuration. However, as a general guideline, you would typically use about 60 tiles per square meter for plain tiles like the Marley Ashdowne Clay Plain Roof Tile. This is based on a standard installation. For a roof with a 40-degree pitch, the number should be roughly the same, but we recommend consulting with your roofer or contractor to get the most accurate estimate for your specific project.
Question:
Are you able to please send me a sample? Thanks.
Answer:
I'm sorry, but we currently do not offer samples for the Marley Ashdowne Clay Plain Roof Tile Ashurst.
Question:
What size are these tiles?
Answer:
265mm x 165mm
Question:
Good morning Please be kind enough to let me know how many tiles per sq metre. Project - House roof Marley Roof tile - Ashdown - Ashurst Size - Tile and one half.
Answer:
For plain tiles you need to us 60 tiles per m2.
The tile and a half are used to start every other course going up the roof.
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