Marley's Duo Edgemere interlocking tile features a well-crafted mock bond in the centre, giving the impression of a small format slate while still offering the same convenient installation of standard interlocking tiles. With a 40% slimmer profile compared to the standard, Duo... Read More
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Learn moreMarley's Duo Edgemere interlocking tile features a well-crafted mock bond in the centre, giving the impression of a small format slate while still offering the same convenient installation of standard interlocking tiles. With a 40% slimmer profile compared to the standard, Duo Edgemere provides a sleek and sophisticated look to your building project and stunning kerb appeal.
Concrete interlocking tiles present a contemporary alternative to conventional plain tiles, renowned for their pleasing and polished appearance. They boast several advantages, such as reduced environmental impact and easy installation, and with a durable concrete structure, they also make a cost-effective option.
Suited to pitches from 17.5° to 90°, these tiles have a nominal thickness of 18mm and can be fastened using the recommended 45mm x 3.35mm slate nails, while still retaining peak performance with a minimum roof headlap of 75mm (22.5° and above) or 100mm (below 22.5°) and a maximum roof gauge of 345mm. You can obtain a net roof covering capacity of 9.7 tiles per square metre at a 75mm headlap or 10.5 tiles per square metre at a 100mm headlap. When employing a 75mm headlap, the approximate weight of the tiling is 44kg/m² (0.43kN/m²), whereas, with a 100mm headlap, it is 47.5kg/m² (0.47kN/m²).
Per net roof, you will need 2.9 linear metres of battens per square metre at a 75mm headlap, or 3.1 linear metres at a 100mm headlap. It is advisable to use 38mm x 25mm battens (in compliance with BS 5534) when the rafter/support distances do not exceed 450mm centres. Alternatively, if you have larger rafter/support intervals that do not exceed 600mm centres, you can opt for 50mm x 25mm battens (also compliant with BS 5534).
Question:
We are replacing an Extension roof which has Marley Edgemere tiles and quite a shallow pitch, perhaps around 20 degrees. A significant number of edges (the watergate) have broken off over the 20 year life of the roof and we would like to know the loading factor of the Standard Marley Duo tile against the Edgemere capabilities. Thank you. Alex Robertson My email is conceptbearsden@gmail.com My contact number is 07890 100 850
Answer:
Thank you for your question, Mr. Robertson. Both the Marley Edgemere and Marley Duo Edgemere tiles have the same base tile dimensions and are suitable for roof pitches down to 17.5 degrees. This means they should be appropriate for your extension roof, which has a pitch around 20 degrees. The primary difference between the Edgemere and Duo Edgemere tiles is aesthetic, as the Duo Edgemere features a central mock bond to create the appearance of smaller-format slates. Technically, both tiles have similar performance, covering capacity, and minimum pitch requirements. However, we don't have specific information regarding the loading factor or breakage rating differences between the standard Edgemere and Duo Edgemere tiles. As this information is not detailed in the publicly available literature, we recommend contacting Marley Technical Services directly for specific structural loading, impact resistance, or point-load comparison data. Additionally, Marley Technical should be able to advise you if the latest versions of Edgemere or Duo Edgemere tiles include any design improvements that might help with the deterioration you've experienced with your existing tiles' watergate edges.
Question:
Looking to get 100 tikes not enough storage for many more. Please can you supply
Answer:
Im sorry only pallet loads
Question:
hI CAN I GET TWO TILES SAMPLES PLEASE? AS WANT TO SEE IF MATCHES BRICKS
Answer:
You can get samples via this link
https://www.marley.co.uk/samples
Question:
How many m2 per pallet please?
Answer:
Covering Capacity (Net, Roof)
9.7 tiles/m2 at 75mm headlap
10.5 tiles/m2 at 100mm headlap
Question:
can i buy 2 pieces ?
Answer:
Hi Jackie
No Im sorry only via the pallet load
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