Marseille

Terracotta Roof Tiles

Originating from France, the Marseille tile offers versatility and simplicity in a classic style terracotta roof tile. The combination of its sharp, clean lines and natural clay colour palette result in a roof tile with a timeless look and unmistakable style. Offering the colour longevity, strength, and durability of terracotta, the Marseille is ideal for homes of distinction.

Innova

Terracotta Roof Tiles

The combination of its sharp, clean lines and modern colour palette result in a roof tile with a timeless look and unmistakable style. Offering the colour longevity, strength, and durability of terracotta, the Innova suits a range of house designs.

Vienna

Terracotta Roof Tiles

With sharp lines and bold colours the Vienna range is designed for contemporary homes. The pace and diversity of modern city living is reflected in the strong, straight lines of this tile which complement today’s varied architectural styles.

Medio Curva

Terracotta Roof Tiles

Traditionally, this two piece tile, also referred to as ‘Mission Barrel’, was the most frequently used roof tile in Europe and particularly in Spanish colonial buildings in the new world. Today the Medio Curva tile is used in the construction of new homes, due to the beauty and wide variety of colours available, or on existing projects to restore historic roofs to their former beauty.

Curvado

Terracotta Roof Tiles

The Curvado range captures a look of grandeur with a distinctively European style. Manufactured from the highest quality terracotta materials, the Curvado incorporates a modern interlocking design which replicates the traditional pan and cover tile that has been a hallmark of European and Mediterranean architecture for centuries.

Planum

Terracotta Roof Tiles

Planum creates a look of simplicity and elegance with contemporary colour options developed to complement the sleek, refined shape of the tile. Due to its innovative design and size, the Planum tile is faster and easier to install. Furthermore, the highly weatherproof design means it can be applied to roof pitches as low as fifteen degrees.