These traditional Phalempin clay plain tiles have been produced historically in the Normandy region since 1860, with an appealing textured sand finish and thickness that you would normally associate with expensive hand made clay tiles.
The Phalempin range offers an attractive variety of mellow mature colour tones, with pre-mixed blend options that would enhance any quality new build or period refurbishment projects, providing a sympathetic indigenous solution at an affordable price.
| Quantity per pallets | 1088 tiles |
|---|---|
| Coverage | 60 per m2 |
| Nominal gauge | 100mm |
| Overall length | 268mm |
| Overall width | 168mm |
| Working width | 168mm |
| Minimum headlap | 68mm |
| Unit weight | 1.1kg |
| Weight per m2 | 64.9kg |
| Minimum roof pitch | 30° |
| Batten coverage m2 | 10 l/m |
| Batten sizes | 38 x 25mm rafter centres 450mm 38 x 25mm rafter centres 600mm |
| Nail size | 38/40 x 2.65mm |
These traditional Phalempin clay plain tiles have been produced historically in the Normandy region since 1860, with an appealing textured sand finish and thickness that you would normally associate with expensive hand made clay tiles.
The Phalempin range offers an attractive variety of mellow mature colour tones, with pre-mixed blend options that would enhance any quality new build or period refurbishment projects, providing a sympathetic indigenous solution at an affordable price.
The quality of tiles and accessories produced at Phalempin is unquestionable; The factory is certified to ISO 9001 and 14001 and all products achieve the highest frost resistance rating; 150 freeze/thaw cycles, when tested under European Standard EN 539-2: Test for frost resistance; a prerequisite for clay tiles produced for use in the UK. All Phalempin clay tiles fully comply with the requirements of BS EN 1304: the European Standard for clay roof tiles and can be expected to last more than 100 years.
The Phalempin Plain tile range is one of the few double-lapped plain tiles on the UK market that can be used on roof pitches as low as 30 degrees. Although the British Standard for Slating and Tiling; BS 5534, recommends a minimum roof pitch of 35 degrees for double-lapped plain tiles, the method of manufacture enables unique anti-capillary channels to be incorporated onto the Phalempin tiles’ upper surface, ensuring enhanced performance. Wind-driven rain testing carried out independently by BRE has enabled certification of the tiles for use at 30 degrees.
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