Sandtoft brings increased flexibility to clay roofing

Roof tile people Sandtoft’s 20/20 interlocking clay plain tile can be used at roof pitches as low as 15 degrees.

Sandtoft brings increased flexibility to clay roofing

The lower pitch performance means the 20/20 can be used particularly effectively on extensions, which are often built at a lower pitch than the main roof because of the position of the side windows. As guidance from the British Standard recommends that traditional plain tiles should be used at a minimum pitch of 35 degrees, matching an extension to the main roof can be difficult. The 20/20 solves this problem, meaning that an aesthetic roof can blend into the rest of the property.

Nick Oldridge, sales and marketing director at Sandtoft, said: “We established the lower pitch during six months of wind tunnel tests.”

Made using precision plaster moulds and alluvial Humber clay, the 20/20 features high definition interlocks, together with weather bars and a protected nail hole, making it resistant to wind driven rain and snow.

About Fiona Russell-Horne

Group Managing Editor across the BMJ portfolio.

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