Pantile Roof Pitch

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Pantile roof pitch.

This forms a system of peaks and troughs that directs rainwater into the centre of the tile and channels it down the roof slope. Pantile 2000 lightweight roofing has a cover width of 1040mm allowing for the fastest installation of all lightweight systems. Minimum roof pitch minimum headlap. Pantiles are laid in their rows so that the downturn of one pantile overlaps the upturn of the next.

Concealed and cowl double pantile ventilators must not be used on roof pitches below 22 50. A low pitch cowl ventilator is available. Contact form 01427 871200 downloads. And our brand new mendip 12 5 can be used at an even lower pitch of 12 5 restrictions on rafter length may apply further information.

At 100 mm headlap at 75 mm headlap. A pantile covered roof weighs just two thirds of a plain tiled one and can be laid to a lower pitch. Rafter length restrictions apply at minimum roof pitch. It is s shaped in profile and is single lap meaning that the end of the tile laps only the course immediately below.

90 subject to fixing specification. For a pantile roof to shed water effectively the pantiles laid down in any column must. Britmet lightweight roofing s pantile 2000 has a range of 6 beautiful colours can be fixed to a roof pitch as low as 5. 125 mm minimum gauge.

Pantiles are not to be confused with roman tiles which differ in profile. The marley mendip concrete tile offers this capability while a 12 5 pitch can be achieved with pantiles such as the melodie clay single interlocking pantile by marley eternit. A pantile covered roof is considerably lighter than a flat tiled equivalent and can be laid to a lower pitch. The neo pantile is an open gauge interlocking pantile that has been designed by sandtoft to make a clay pantile roof easier and quicker to install.

A pantile is a type of fired roof tile normally made from clay. 381 x 227 mm minimum pitch headlap smooth minimum pitch headlap sanded 17 5 22 5 17 5 25 at 100 mm headlap at 75 mm headlap. Pantiles appeared in eastern coastal areas of england and scotland during the 17th century being imported at first from holland. 256 mm maximum gauge smooth maximum.

Fenland pantile technical data size. An easy to fit traditional clay pantile with an open gauge design traditional s curve profile with a thin leading edge quick and easy to install with an open gauge design low minimum pitch of 17 5 coverage of 15 3 tiles per m at maximum gauge available in rustic red and natural red available with a range of fittings and accessories. Typical pantile roof design. Flat tiles normally lap two courses.

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