Concrete · Interlocking pantile

The pantile wave in concrete, quick to lay and very good value.

Illustration of Concrete interlocking pantiles

About this roof covering

A large concrete tile with a single wave, like a clay pantile, and interlocking edges. It’s one of the most common tiles on 1960s to 1990s homes in the north, and it suits low pitches.

Typical minimum pitch
17.5° and steeper
Typical lifespan
50–60 years
Weight
Medium
Relative cost
£ Budget
Coverage
About 10 tiles per m²
Style
Traditional · Interlocking pantile

Colours

  • Red
  • Brown
  • Grey
  • Mixed

Good for

  • Estate houses and bungalows
  • Low-pitched roofs
  • Value re-roofs

Pros

  • Low cost per m²
  • Fast to lay
  • Suits low pitches

Things to consider

  • Surface colour can fade over time
  • Heavier than clay per tile

Where you'll see it: Post-war estates, bungalows and garages across Yorkshire.

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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