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Tapco Synthetic Slate Tile - Pack of 25
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Britmet LiteSlate - Synthetic Slate Tile - Pack of 22
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Eco Slate - Recycled Plastic Roof Tile (Pack of 16 - 1m2 Cover)
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Eco Slate - Recycled Plastic Roof Tile (Pack of 16 - 1m2 Cover) 18 - 19 Working Weeks As Low As £50.29 View Options
IKO Slate - Recycled Synthetic Roof Slate in Slate Grey (Pack of 27 - 1.5m2 Cover)
    IKO Slate - Recycled Synthetic Roof Slate in Slate Grey (Pack of 27 - 1.5m2 Cover) 5 - 5 Working Days As Low As £110.29 View Options
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What Are Plastic Roof Tiles Made From?

    While the exact materials used can vary, many plastic roof tiles are manufactured from a combination of limestone and plastic. This combination of materials gives these composite roof tiles a natural aesthetic along with unrivalled durability.

    What Are the Benefits of these Slate Effect Roof Tiles?

    Roof tiles made from plastic offer a variety of benefits, whether you're installing them onto a garden building or house. These benefits include:

    • Traditional appearance - beautifully designed to mimic the appearance of natural slates
    • Incredibly lightweight - allowing you to install them on buildings that offer minimal structural support
    • Easy to Install - large and lightweight individual tiles make for DIYfriendly installation
    • Superb durability - bringing an end to unsightly chips or costly cracks in your roof tiles
    • Suitable for low pitches - enjoy the appearance of natural slate finish on a low pitch roof
    • Environmentally friendly - many can be easily recycled should you replace them

    How Much Do Plastic Roof Tiles Cost?

    The cost of plastic roof tiles can range from £25 to £40 per squared meter. Whilst the cost of traditional slates may be similar, they require considerably less labour to install. The overall cost of adding plastic tiles to your roof is therefore typically cheaper than traditional alternatives.