This 420mm x 330mm Wessex interlocking concrete tile from Marley showcases a sleek and uncomplicated design with clean lines, making it an ideal choice for minimalist aesthetics. Specifically engineered to effectively shed water even at low pitches of 15°, this tile is great f... Read More
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This 420mm x 330mm Wessex interlocking concrete tile from Marley showcases a sleek and uncomplicated design with clean lines, making it an ideal choice for minimalist aesthetics. Specifically engineered to effectively shed water even at low pitches of 15°, this tile is great for low-profile roofing projects.
The concrete interlocking tiles present a contemporary alternative to traditional plain tiles and are highly regarded for their seamless and polished look. Concrete interlocking tiles boast several advantages, including reduced environmental impact, a simplified installation process, and a more budget-friendly yet long-lasting option.
With a thickness of 29mm (nominal), these tiles provide optimal performance with a minimum roof headlap of 75mm and a maximum roof gauge of 345mm. They have 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 50kg/m² (0.449N/m²), and for a 100mm headlap it is 53kg/m² (0.52kN/m²).
Per net roof, you will require 2.9 linear metres of battens per square metre at a 75mm headlap, or 3.1 linear metres at a 100mm headlap. It is recommended to employ 38mm x 25mm battens (fixed to BS 5534) when the rafter/supports do not exceed 450mm centres. If you have larger rafter/supports that do not surpass 600mm centres, you can opt for 50mm x 25mm battens (fixed to BS 5534).
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Question:
What is the overall thickness of the Marley Wessex Smooth above the top line of the battens ie thickness of tile plus thickness of tile overlap plus the raised profile of the tile?
Answer:
The overall built-up thickness of a Marley Wessex tile above the battens, including the tile body, the overlap, and the raised profile, is typically around 55-60mm.
Question:
At 21 degree pitch what head lap is required?
Answer:
The headlap is below:
Minimum Headlap: 75mm
Question:
What area does one pallet cover. ? I’m looking for 20m2
Answer:
10.5 tiles/m2 at 100mm head lap - 20 x 10.5 = 210 tiles
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