Clay Roof Tiles

Clay Tile Fittings

Red Clay Roof Tiles

Marley Acme Single Camber - Clay Plain Tile 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £1.30 View Options

Redland Plain Eaves/Top Concrete Roof Tile 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £1.01 View Options

Marley Acme Single Camber Clay Plain Tile & Half 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £2.62 View Options

Marley Hawkins - Clay Plain Tile 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £1.39 View Options

Marley Hawkins Single Camber Plain Clay Tile & Half 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £2.80 View Options

Sandtoft Humber Plain Eaves/Top Clay Roof Tile 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £1.04 View Options

Sandtoft Goxhill Handmade Plain Clay Roof Tile 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £1.99 View Options

Sandtoft Barrow Handmade Plain Clay Roof Tile 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £1.45 View Options

Sandtoft Barrow Handmade Plain Clay Tile & Half 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £2.92 View Options

Marley Acme Single Camber Plain Top/Eaves Clay Roof Tile 5 - 7 Working Days As Low As £1.30 View Options

Concrete Roof Tiles Slate Roof Tiles Low Pitch Roof Tiles

What Are Clay Roof Tiles?

Clay tiles are one of the most popular types of roofing materials throughout Europe. They have been used for centuries due to their beautiful appearance, superb durability, and sustainable production.

These roof tiles are available in a variety of styles. Partly made possible by the versatility of the materials and variety of colours clay is available in. This allows you to find the ideal appearance for your property, whether it is a period building or a new build.

When buying clay roof tiles you have a choice of various brands, such as Marley and Redland. Whilst they use similar materials, many offer unique colouring options and profiles.

How Much Do Clay Tiles Cost?

The cost of clay tiles can vary dependent upon the producer, size and clay used. All these factors can impact the quality and coverage of the tile, therefore influencing the total cost.

You can expect the cost of clay roof tile to be between £35 and £40 per square meter. This excludes any underlays, timber or labor required to fit them.

This is significantly higher than concrete tiles, which can cost between £10 - £15 per square meter. Although, clay roof tiles are similarly priced to slate roof tiles at between £30 and £40 per square meter.

With a lifespan in excess of 60 years, clay tiles are amongst the lowest priced roofing material. They also require virtually no maintenance. So, whilst the initial cost may be high, they are incredibly cost-effective in the long-term.

Are Clay Roof Tiles Eco-Friendly?

When compared to many other roofing materials, clay roof tiles are often considered environmentally friendly. This is due to them producing virtually no greenhouse gases during manufacturing and being easily recycled.

However, clay roof tiles also offer a handful of other benefits for the environmentally-conscious homeowner. For example, they provide an added layer of insulation and will outlast many modern alternatives. Requiring far fewer to be produced in the long-term.

Clay roof tiles are an exceptionally beautiful, traditional roofing material. Used across the globe for millennia, clay tiles offer superb longevity as well as exceptional character.

An excellent choice whether you’re constructing a new build or refurbishing an existing property. We’ve partnered with top brands including Redland, Sandtoft and Marley to bring you an unbeatable selection of plain, plantile and traditional clay roof tiles.

Clay - or ceramic - tiles will add to the curb appeal of any property, no matter its style. This is thanks to the wide array of iconic profiles, including Acme, Neo Pantile, Double Roman and more. What’s more, each of these styles is available in a selection of gorgeous colours and finishes, from rustic reds to bold, contemporary blacks.

So, no matter the project you’re tackling, whether for modern apartments or a period home, clay roof tiles offer an ideal combination of beauty and strength.

Thanks to centuries of innovation in manufacturing and design, clay tiles today can be expected to last for decades and are incredibly resistant to adverse weather and sudden impacts.

Benefits of Clay Tiles

These roofing tiles offer several benefits beyond a stunning appearance and durability. These include:

Choose from a selection of gorgeous profiles and vibrant colours to suit your property
Benefit from centuries of refinements to the manufacturing of clay roof tiles
Manufactured from locally sourced and high-quality clay that provides superb durability and lasting colouring
Clay tiles are designed to endure the test of time without the need for regular maintenance
Produced by trusted brands such as Redland, Marley and Sandtoft

Uses for Clay Tiles

These roofing tiles can be used on a variety of projects. These include:

Houses
Extensions
Garages
Offices
Much more

Have More Questions About Our Clay Roof Tiles?

If you have more questions about our roof tiles, simply speak to our team online or by telephone. As a trusted UK supplier of roofing materials with over 40 years of experience, we’ll help you pick the ideal solution for your project. This is whether you’re renovating an existing property or are tackling a new build.

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