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| Weight | 15 kg |
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| Dimensions | 27.9 × 17.8 × 1.2 cm |
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Handmade Rosemary Roof Tiles Red 11″ x 7″ (Reclaimed)
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Handmade Rosemary Roof Tiles Red (Reclaimed)
These reclaimed handmade Rosemary roof tiles offer practical performance alongside visible evidence of traditional manual craft. Although regular in overall size, each tile shows subtle variation from hand forming, with uneven edges and surface differences. Each tile is unique, thus creating individual roofscapes in every installation, where no two houses look the same.
Dimensions- L11″ x W7″ (L27.9cm x W17.8cm)
Please note, due to the nature of production, the age of the items and process of reclamation, there are likely to be imperfections and wear marks.
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Description
Handmade Rosemary Roof Tiles Red 11″ x 7″ (Reclaimed)
These reclaimed handmade Rosemary roof tiles offer practical performance alongside visible evidence of traditional craft. Although regular in overall size, each tile shows subtle variation from hand forming. Measuring approximately seven inches wide and eleven inches tall, they sit neatly once laid. However, close inspection reveals uneven edges and surface texture. These details confirm genuine handmade production rather than modern machine pressing.
Terracotta remains a proven roofing material with a long history across Britain. It resists rain, frost, and wind when correctly installed. In addition, terracotta provides natural thermal regulation throughout the year. Roof spaces stay cooler during summer and retain warmth during colder periods. As a result, internal comfort improves without reliance on complex systems.
This handmade Rosemary roof tile displays a naturally weathered patina. Years of exposure have softened surfaces and muted the original colour. Light patches of lichen appear across some faces, adding depth and variation. These marks develop slowly through real weathering, not artificial treatment. Therefore, the tiles integrate easily into existing roofs and conservation settings.
Handmade production also brings practical benefits. The size and weight suit traditional battens and roof pitches. Consequently, installation remains straightforward for experienced roofers. These tiles also interlock effectively, creating a wind and weather resistant covering. Once laid, the roof performs reliably across varied British conditions.
Choosing reclaimed materials strengthens environmental credentials. Reuse reduces demand for new clay extraction and firing. In turn, this lowers energy consumption and manufacturing emissions. Selecting a reclaimed handmade Rosemary roof tile also prevents serviceable materials entering landfill. This approach supports responsible building and renovation practices.
Adaptable to New or Period Builds
Visually, the tiles suit both restoration and sympathetic new builds. Their warm terracotta tones pair well with brick, stone, and lime mortar. Moreover, variation across the roof prevents flat or uniform finishes. The building gains depth and a settled appearance from the outset.
A handmade Rosemary roof tile also carries historical continuity. These forms remained common across towns and villages for generations. Reusing them preserves local character within the built environment. Furthermore, reclaimed stock avoids the need for artificial ageing on new products.
In summary, the handmade Rosemary roof tile combines durability, sustainability, and visual interest. Its weathered finish reflects genuine age rather than manufactured effects. Ultimately, a roof built with a handmade roof tile offers reliability, environmental responsibility, and lasting architectural value.
