EX-09 — Exterior & Facade

Roofing Tiles & Roof Systems

Fired clay roof tiles with matching fittings and a complete set of under-roof components, from insulation to ridge, valley and chimney details.

Coverage, most interlocking models: 15pcs/m²
Recommended roof pitch: ≥ 33%
Clay roofing tiles standard: EN 1304

Roofing Tiles & Roof Systems — project view — Exterior & Facade — Roofing Tiles

01 — Overview

The tiles are pressed from clay ground to below 500 microns, dried and fired in automated kilns. This micronised clay gives a dense body and a smooth, lime-free surface that sheds dust and dirt, with breaking loads of 300–400 kgf on most models and frost resistance at Level 1 (150 cycles) under EN 539-2.

The range runs from traditional profiles — the classic double-channel tile, the Akdeniz and the barrel-shaped Alaturka for restoration work — to the premium Valensiya, Granada, Ultra and İnova, and the Anatolian Civilisations Series, whose kiln colours are sprayed over cream or natural clay for a weathered, hand-finished look. Each profile has its own ridge, hip-junction, ventilation and verge tiles.

Around the tiles sits a complete roof build-up: mineral wool over-rafter insulation, a vapour-open underlay, dry-ridge ventilation rolls, chimney and wall flashings, valley channels, ventilation elements, roof hatches, roof windows and PVC rainwater systems — all in tile-matching colours, so that the roof is supplied and detailed as one system.

Tiles and roof system

Clay tile models and their colours, the fittings that finish each profile, and the components that complete the roof build-up.

Traditional tiles

3 lines

Premium tiles

4 lines

Anatolian Civilisations Series

5 lines

Tile fittings

3 lines

Roof system solutions

7 lines

Roof windows, access & drainage

4 lines

Roof system solutions

Every numbered detail on the roof has a matching component, in colours that sit with the tiles.

Select a number to see that component.

Valley waterproofing

Valley channels carry rainwater safely off the roof, and their tile-matching colour keeps the roof visually whole.

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Performance

01
Micronised clay body
Clay ground below 500 µm, pressed and kiln-fired for a dense, strong tile.
02
High breaking load
300–400 kgf on most models, well above the standard's requirement.
03
Frost resistant
Level 1 to EN 539-2 — 150 freeze–thaw cycles.
04
Impermeable
Category 1 water impermeability under EN 539-1.
05
Smooth surface
A lime-free surface that makes it hard for dust and dirt to settle.
06
Interlocking profiles
Side and head locks with wide water channels keep wind-driven rain out.
07
Matching fittings
Ridge, three- and four-way hips, verge and ventilation tiles for each profile.
08
Kiln colours
Natural clay red plus the sprayed Anatolian colours and anthracite grey.
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Complete roof system
Insulation, underlay, flashings, valleys, ventilation and drainage from one source.

Applications

A1Pitched roofs on houses and villas
A2Residential developments and housing estates
A3Hotels and holiday resorts
A4Restoration of historic buildings
A5Public and cultural buildings
A6Re-roofing and roof renovation

Specifications

Clay tiles

EX-09.01

Raw material: Micronised clay
Reference standard: TS EN 1304:2016-12
Impermeability: < 0.8 (Group I, Method II) — TS EN 539-1
Frost resistance: Level 1, Method E, 150 cycles — TS EN 539-2
Straightness / camber: < 1.5 % — TS EN 1024
Surface: Smooth, free of lime blowing

Installation

EX-09.02

Recommended pitch: ≥ 33 %
Batten gauge: 336–338 mm (Ultra: 350 mm)
Eaves batten: First batten 5 cm high, others 3 cm
Wind resistance: 110 km/h at 18–30° with the first three rows fully nailed and every third row after
Ventilation: 4.5 × 6.5 cm counter-battens every 60 cm over continuous decking

Natural clay colours

Kiln-sprayed colours are made from natural raw materials: shade differences and colour variation between tiles are part of their character, not a defect.
Light marks on the underside from stacking in the kiln may appear; they do not affect strength, performance or service life.
Batten gauge should be confirmed on site once the tiles have been delivered.