Roof Tiles & Shingles

Roof Tiles for Every Project

Whether you’re updating your home roof or adding a new one to a garden building, Roofing Megastore has everything you need.

We stock a wide range of roof tiles and shingles from trusted names like Marley, Redland, Tapco, Britmet and Sandtoft - covering both traditional and modern styles to suit any project.

Every tile is chosen for its quality, durability and ease of installation, helping you find the right balance of looks, performance and budget.

Traditional Roof Tiles

If you’re working on a home where longevity and character matter, traditional materials are still the go-to choice.

Clay Roof Tiles
Known for their rich colour and natural finish, clay tiles bring warmth and timeless appeal to any property. They age beautifully and are perfect for homes with classic or heritage styling.

Concrete Roof Tiles
Tough, affordable and versatile - concrete tiles are one of the UK’s most popular options. They come in a range of shapes and colours, so it’s easy to match your existing roof or choose a fresh look.

Natural Slate
For a truly premium finish, nothing beats real slate. Its distinctive texture and tone give any roof a refined appearance that can last for decades when properly installed.

Composite & Lightweight Roof Tiles

For projects where weight, cost, or simplicity are bigger priorities, lightweight and composite roof tiles and shingles are a smart modern alternative.

Made from advanced blends of plastic, resin or coated steel, these tiles and shingles recreate the look of slate, clay, or wood while being much easier to handle and install. They’re ideal for garages, extensions, park homes, and garden rooms or anywhere a traditional tile would be too heavy.

Within this range you’ll find:

• Artificial Slate Tiles – realistic slate appearance without the fragility or weight.

• Plastic Roof Tiles – lightweight and low-maintenance, great for timber buildings.

• Lightweight Roof Tiles – interlocking steel systems that combine strength with speed of fitting.

• Roof Shingles – flexible, lightweight panels that mimic the look of slate and other traditional materials but often come in a wide range of colours. 

These materials give you the same smart finish as traditional tiles with less strain on your roof structure - and often at a lower total cost.

The Different Roof Tile Types & Shapes

Roof tiles don’t all look or perform the same. The shape (or profile) affects how water drains, how the roof appears from the ground, and which roof pitches it suits best.

Flat or Plain Tiles
These sit close together to create a smooth, even finish. They suit steeper roofs and period-style homes where a tidy, traditional look fits naturally.

Curved or Wavy Tiles
Designed with a gentle wave to help water run off more easily, these work well on modern homes or lower-pitched roofs. The soft curves add depth and texture.

Double Roman-Style Tiles
Recognised by their twin rounded ridges, these tiles give a Mediterranean feel and handle rainfall efficiently on moderate-pitch roofs. They’ve become a popular, practical choice for many newer UK properties.

Tip: The right shape depends on both the pitch of your roof and the look you’re going for. If you’re not sure which will work best, our team can help you compare options based on your property and local weather conditions.

Many of today’s lightweight composite tiles are designed to mimic these same shapes - giving you traditional style with easier handling and faster installation.

Choosing the Right Tile

When selecting roof tiles, think about:

• Your structure: heavier materials need stronger rafters or trusses.

• Your roof pitch: steeper roofs suit flat or plain tiles, shallower ones often need curved or interlocking designs.

• Your setting: natural materials fit heritage homes; lightweight options are great for newer builds and outbuildings.

Pick of Brands

Whether you’re replacing a few damaged tiles or are adding the finishing touches to a new roof, we’ve got a range of brands to pick from. For traditional tiles brands such as Marley, Redland, or Sandtoft cannot disappoint. But if you’re looking for modern alternatives, consider brands such as Britmet, Tapco, and Guardian.

Each of our roof tile brands have been selected for their superb quality, beautiful aesthetics, and great value for money. For added reassurance in your choice of roof tile, many have been through BBA certification and meet the stringent requirements to become ISO certified.

You May Also Need:

• Ridges, Hips & Other Fittings for Tiles
• Tile, Ridge & Eave Ventilation
• Roofing Underlays
• Roof Battens