Clay · Double Roman

Two rolls and a wide pan in fired clay, on fairly low pitches.

Illustration of Clay Double Roman tiles

About this roof covering

The classic Double Roman profile, two slim rolls with a broad flat pan between, made in clay rather than concrete. It keeps its colour for decades and interlocks, so it can go on lower pitches than most clay tiles.

Typical minimum pitch
17.5° and steeper
Typical lifespan
60+ years
Weight
Medium
Relative cost
£££ Higher
Coverage
About 15 tiles per m²
Style
Traditional · Double Roman

Colours

  • Red
  • Brown
  • Mixed

Good for

  • Upgrading a concrete Double Roman roof
  • Lower-pitched roofs
  • Exposed sites

Pros

  • Clay colour that doesn’t fade
  • Interlocks for lower pitches
  • Fewer tiles per m², so quicker to lay

Things to consider

  • Costs more than the concrete version
  • Bold profile isn’t right for every house

Where you'll see it: Cottages, bungalows and houses across the south and west, and some Yorkshire re-roofs.

Figures are typical guides and vary by manufacturer and roof. We’ll confirm what suits your roof at a free inspection. The picture is an illustration.

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