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How do I protect roofs from rainfall?

With record breaking rain levels in recent months how do we keep our roofs protected...

How to clean clay roof tiles

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.

New legislation for ventilation

New legislation prompts calls for housing providers to check roof ventilation...

Recommended Design Procedure

Designers are advised to consider the following steps when commencing a roof design incorporating Marley products.

Tackling condensation in social housing

What advice is there for the challenge of condensation in social housing...

Weather Resistance Rain and Snow

Rain penetration of the roof covering is dependent on a combination of the rainfall rate, wind speed, and the ability of the roof tile to resist the ingress of snow and rainwater

Weather Resistance Wind

Roof damage represents by far the largest sector of the total number of building elements affected. Wind can affect a building and its roof in a pattern determined not only by climate and topography, but also by wind direction, the shape of the building and the pitch of the roof.

What are bonding gutters

Bonding gutters are used to create a weatherproof junction between two adjoining roofs, protecting from rainwater ingress and debris.

What do I need to know about low pitch tiles?

There is a growing selection of tiles specifically designed for low pitch roofs and recent innovations mean there are some great, easy-to-install clay and concrete options...

What is a pitched roof system?

Roof systems were often associated with flat roofing, yet the term is becoming more widely used in pitched roofing...

What is a roof hip

A hip in roofing is the angled junction formed where two sloping roof surfaces meet, running from the eaves up to the ridge or apex.

What is a timber shake

A timber shake is hand split from a block of cedar along the natural grain of the wood and then re-swan to produce one smooth surface.

Why should I choose a full roof system?

How does a full roof system from Marley help to manage risk....

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