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| Weight | 8 kg |
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| Dimensions | 30.5 × 25.4 × 25.4 cm |
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Red Clay Double Club Trefoil Crested Ridge Tiles
These terracotta double club crested ridge tiles have a design drawing directly from medieval architecture. Trefoils (clubs) symbolised unity in historical church windows, stone arches, and rooflines. On roof ridges, the double crest adds rhythmic repetition and dynamic shadow lines across the skyline. They offer durability, historic charm, and visual impact to any roofing project.
Dimensions- L12″ x W10″ x H10″ Angle 100° (L30.5cm x W25.4cm x H25.4cm)
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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| Weight | 8 kg |
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| Dimensions | 30.5 × 25.4 × 25.4 cm |
Terracotta, as used in these double club crested ridge tiles, has protected human shelters for thousands of years across Britain and Europe. Artisans historically shaped local red clay by hand before baking the tiles in high-temperature kilns. Furthermore, medieval potters crafted ornamental crests on ridge pieces to shed heavy rainwater away from fragile roof joints. Terracotta remains a superb material for roofing products due to its remarkable durability and natural weather resistance. The dense clay withstands harsh winter frosts without cracking or warping over decades of exposure. Additionally, its porous structure allows historical buildings to breathe naturally while preventing water penetration. As a result, these reclaimed double club crested ridge tiles reflect the traditional manufacturing of terracotta roofing, combining robust construction with detailed styling.
The ‘club’ cresting refers to the three-lobed decorative profile along the top edge. This design draws directly from medieval Gothic architecture. Consequently, trefoils symbolised unity in historical church windows, stone arches, and rooflines. Moreover, on roof ridges, the double crest adds rhythmic repetition and dynamic shadow lines across the skyline.
Reclaimed double club crested ridge tiles work exceptionally well on both functional and decorative building projects.
Period Roof Restorations: Replace missing or broken ridge pieces on historic houses and heritage agricultural structures.
Garden Bed Edging: Set these curved tiles into mortar around garden borders for a striking, rustic raised bed framework.
Architectural Features: Accent low boundary walls or garden structures to create visual depth and focal points.
Choosing reclaimed double club crested ridge tiles brings several distinct practical and environmental benefits.
Sustainability: Salvaged materials reduce landfill waste and eliminate the high energy costs of firing new ceramic products.
Authentic Weathering: Naturally aged surfaces display lichen patches and subtle discolouration that modern factory finishes cannot replicate.
Seamless Architectural Matching: Reclaimed pieces match the delicate tone and soft texture of existing historic roofs effortlessly.
Additionally, salvaged building elements offer timeless character to any restoration effort. These reclaimed double club crested ridge tiles deliver structural integrity and genuine historic charm. Restorers, builders, and gardeners can rely on reclaimed triple club crested ridge tiles to bring lasting quality and visual richness to their projects.
Use with reclaimed handmade roof tiles for a cohesive roofing aesthetic.


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