We offer a number of different low pitch concrete roof tiles.
Mendip | Mendip 12.5 - A concrete interlocking tile that has instant visual appeal and exceptional strength. The Mendip tile range is ideal for low pitch roofs, the standard Mendip can go down to 15° and the Mendip 12.5 can perform at pitches as low as 12.5°.
Wessex - The low profile Wessex is at the forefront of low pitch performance: designed to shed water efficiently with clean, simple lines and a minimalist style. Designed to shed water efficiently at pitches down to 15°, the Wessex interlocking tile has clean, simple lines and a pleasing minimalist style.
Edgemere - With its leading edge of only 18mm, the Edgemere has been precision-engineered to be 40% thinner than standard concrete interlocking tiles. Its large format coupled with a broken-bond laying technique make it ideal for quick and easy installation, saving you time and money, and it is versatile enough to be used on pitches as low as 17.5°.
It is important to remember that local building surveyors will almost always check the roof tile is suitable for your pitch. Laying a product below its minimum pitch can prove to be a costly mistake, creating a risk of leaking, so it is always important to check what is being used and whether it is suitable.
Other factors can limit the compatibility of a roof tile for a particular installation, so it is worth seeking advice from the tile manufacturer to determine suitability.
Disclaimer - The information shared in this blog is correct at the time of publication. Guidance, standards, and best practices may change over time, so if you’d like further clarification or the latest updates, please get in touch with the Marley Technical Advisory Team, who will be happy to help.