Coxheath Peg TilesHandmade Roof Peg Tiles

Price range: £1.50 through £10.80 (Inc. VAT)

Coxheath Blend

The Coxheath Blend brings a deep, smoky character to any roof, layering rich browns, and soot-blackened tones, for a beautifully dark, weathered finish. Each handmade peg tile carries subtle variations in shade and surface, giving the roof a sense of quiet age and depth. Equally suited to main roof coverage, it works well on barn conversions, listed buildings, and contemporary properties wanting a moodier finish – understated, and full of Kentish character.

Recommendation

  • Roof Tiles to be laid in accordance with British Standards
  • Tiles to be drawn from all pallets to achieve the best blend and avoid “patching”
  • Tiles should be layed by a well practiced roofer with experience using handmade clay tiles
  • Pallets on site should be on firm, dry and level ground, no more than two pallets high
  • Due to limitations of the print process, colours should be selected from actual samples

 

Due to the variations in clay, finishes and production processes, it is good practice to request a most recent sample before confirming an order. Colours, shades, and shapes can vary batch to batch.

QUALITY CERTIFICATION


Spicer tiles in this collection are independently tested by
LUCIDEON® (formerly CERAM) and have passed:
BSEN 538:1994 – for strength *
BSEN 539-2:2005 – for resistance to frost damage
BSEN 539-1:2006 – for impermeability to water

* In accordance with BSEN 1304:2005 clay roofing tiles and fittings product definitions and specifications.

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Description

Description Roof
Min Roof Pitch 40°
Batten spacing at max gauge 95mm
Size of tile 150mm x 250mm
Covering Capacity 70 / m2
Cover Width 150mm
Weight as Laid 70kg / m2
Battens Per M2 10.6m
Batten Size – up to 450mm after centres 38mm x 25mm
Batten Size – up to 600mm after centres 38mm x 25mm
Nail Size / Type for Tiles 38 x 4.5mm aluminium ring shank clout nail

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      Tile Type

      Tiles, Eaves, Gables, Kent Hips, Bonnets, Valleys, Hog Back Ridge, Half Round Ridge, Angles