Are you looking for a roofing solution that's both strong and lightweight? The SVK Ardonit Smooth Blue/Black Fibre Cement Slate Roof Tile may be the perfect option. With a choice of sizes available, these tiles are suitable for use on both roofs and façades or a combination of... Read More
Are you looking for a roofing solution that's both strong and lightweight? The SVK Ardonit Smooth Blue/Black Fibre Cement Slate Roof Tile may be the perfect option. With a choice of sizes available, these tiles are suitable for use on both roofs and façades or a combination of both. Made from high-quality fibres, these tiles are incredibly robust and withstand even the toughest weather conditions. In fact, they're significantly stronger than the European standard (EN 492), so you can be sure they'll last for years to come.
The Ardonit Smooth slate is coated with a double-coloured, environmentally friendly acrylic coating, guaranteeing a durable and long-lasting finish. Its smooth surface and straight corners give the slates a clean and uniform look, making it an ideal solution for properties looking to achieve a modern aesthetic.
These tiles are also easy to work with, making them the ideal choice for professional roofers and DIY enthusiasts. As these tiles are dimensionally consistent in length, width, and thickness, there's no need to sort them before installation, saving you valuable time during your project and meaning you can begin your installation straight away.
Please note:
Question:
Can you get the ardonit with holes for horizontal fitting on facade please ?
Answer:
You would use the standard pre-drilled holes to fit horizontal
Question:
If these were laid in a diamond format (required by planning) how would this work with the pre-drilled holes?
Answer:
Please call in and speak with an agent. The diamond format has not been made for some time now
Question:
We currently have Marley rough concrete tiles that are susceptible to moss growth? Will these be any different as they are smooth/
Answer:
Thats correct, the moss will have less to grow on, however, over time it could grow back
Question:
My fibre cement tiles are 30 years old and have become faded and patchy. Can they be re-coloured/painted. If so which product do you sell to remedy this?
Answer:
To the best of my knowledge, there is nothing on the market
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