Inspired by the historic charm of the English countryside, the dark Lavenham colour-way features a dark, earthy palette with subtle variations in colour and texture feeding into a rustic aesthetic. Each tile is filled with character, showcasing a unique blend of warmth and authenticity that enhances the visual appeal of each project. Whether used for new construction or restoration projects, the Woburn Lavenham tiles offer versatility and durability. Backed by a 30-year guarantee, they provide peace of mind while maintaining their exquisite appearance over time.
DESCRIPTION | ROOF | VERTICAL |
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DESCRIPTION Minimum roof pitch | ROOF 40˚ | VERTICAL 75˚ |
DESCRIPTION Headlap (minimum) | ROOF 65mm | VERTICAL 38mm |
DESCRIPTION Batten spacing at maximum gauge | ROOF 100mm | VERTICAL 114mm |
DESCRIPTION Size of tile | ROOF 265 x 165mm | VERTICAL 265 x 165mm |
DESCRIPTION Covering capacity | ROOF 60.0 tiles per m² | VERTICAL 53.0 tiles per m² |
DESCRIPTION Cover width | ROOF 165mm | VERTICAL 165mm |
DESCRIPTION Weight as laid | ROOF 82.5 kg per m² | VERTICAL 72.9 kg per m² |
DESCRIPTION Battens per m² | ROOF 10m | VERTICAL 8.7m |
DESCRIPTION Batten size | ROOF 38 x 25mm | VERTICAL 38 x 25mm |
DESCRIPTION Nail size/ type for tiles | ROOF 38 x 3.35mm alloy clout | VERTICAL 38 x 3.35mm alloy clout |
All tiles comply with C E Marking to British and European Standard BS EN 1304, which legislates for externally tested and verified quality of roof tiles. The tiles are independently tested to the following standards by Lucideon (approved by UKAS and the British Standards Institute):
Determination of Impermeability : BSEN 539-1:2005 Method 2 & BSEN 1304:2005
Determination of Flexural Strength : BSEN 538:1994
Determination of Frost Resistance : BSEN 539-2:2013
You can use handmade clay plain tiles if the pitch of your roof is between 40˚ and 90˚ and they are fixed in accordance with the British Standard Code of Practice for Slating & Tiling BS 5534: 2014. However, if your roof pitch is lower than 40˚, please contact us with details of your requirements and it is very possible we can offer a solution to guarantee the use of handmade plain tiles down to pitch as low as 17.5˚.
Our handmade clay plain tiles are used extensively across the UK on refurbishments and new builds alike. Our tiles are widely accepted in Conservation Areas and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and are regularly used on Churches, Historic and Listed Buildings, etc.
Our Dark Lavenham hand-made clay tile will fit perfectly into this environment without any detriment to the beautiful aesthetics of the existing buildings. It features a dark, earthy palette with subtle variations in colour and texture feeding into a rustic aesthetic. Designed to seamlessly blend into its surroundings while adding a touch of rustic charm, these tiles are the perfect choice for preserving the beautiful aesthetics of existing buildings while enhancing their appeal.
Whether you’re renovating a historic property or embarking on a new construction project, the Woburn Tiles’ Dark Lavenham hand-made clay tile effortlessly complements the architectural style of traditional and contemporary. Its warm colour and textured surface add depth and dimension to roofs, enhancing the overall visual impact with understated elegance.
All our handmade roof tiles are produced in a custom-built facility in Turkey. The tiles are tested in our on-site laboratory throughout their production ensuring they meet the rigorous British and new European standards under the EU guidelines. The product is CE marked and has Declaration of Performance Certification (a requirement of all the leading roofing and building merchants), and a factory guarantee for 30 years.