Concrete Tiles FAQs
Concrete roof tiles continue to be one of the most popular roofing materials thanks to their durability, versatility, and cost-effectiveness. At Roofbase, we supply a wide range of high-quality concrete tiles from leading brands, supporting both trade and DIY customers.
This FAQ page answers the most common questions we ask about concrete roof tiles, and how our knowledgeable teams can help you find the right solution for your roofing project.
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A. Yes, we stock an extensive range of concrete roof tiles from trusted leading brands including Marley, BMI Redland, and McCann. We also have access to other manufacturers that can be ordered per job if required.
A. We supply a wide range of profiles, from traditional plain tiles to interlocking designs and low-pitch options. Our stock includes various colours and finishes to match different regional styles and planning requirements.
A. Absolutely. Our knowledgeable branch staff have extensive roofing experience and can advise on the most suitable products for your project, including compatibility, fixing requirements, and aesthetic options.
A. Yes, we offer reliable delivery services to areas around each Roofbase branch. For specific delivery details, please contact your local Roofbase branch.
A. Yes, concrete tiles are highly versatile. They are widely used for both new build and re-roofing projects due to their durability, ease of installation, and variety of styles.
A. Concrete tiles are generally more affordable and available in a wider range of profiles and colours. They are slightly heavier than clay, but offer excellent longevity and weather resistance.
A. Yes, several profiles, such as Marley Mendip or BMI Double Roman are designed for low-pitch applications.
Marley's Mendip 12.5 will perform at pitches as low as 12.5°.
A. Yes, our range includes smooth, granular, and textured finishes in colours such as red, brown, grey, and slate. This makes it easy to find a tile that complements the style of your property.
A. Concrete roof tiles are made of natural materials, mainly sand, cement, water and iron oxide, and can be easily recycled or reused when they are eventually removed from a property. The process simply requires crushing the old tiles, creating an aggregate that can then be used to create new concrete roof tiles, or other useful building materials.
