Alaturka
For a nostalgic roof
- Breaking load ± 20
- 400kgf
- Coverage
- 28pcs/m²
- Tile length
- 420mm
Overview
Known as one of the oldest tile forms and widely used in restoration, the Alaturka keeps its traditional look while a renewed interlocking design preserves the roof for many years.
Special lugs on both sides act as locks, solving the slipping problem common to barrel tiles and making installation easier. With no channel, it lays flexibly on rounded roofs and keeps the original texture of historic buildings.
Performance
- 01
Patented side lugs
Lock the tiles together and stop sliding.
- 02
Flexible laying
No channels, so it follows rounded roof forms.
- 03
Protected nail holes
Designed so that water does not enter at the fixings.
- 04
Deep wave
A wide curve gives the roof a deeper, textured silhouette.
- 05
Smooth surface
Resists dust and dirt build-up.
Applications
- Restoration projects
- Traditional and stone houses
- Cultural buildings
- Rounded roofs
Specifications
Tile
EX-09.01- Dimensions
- 162 × 194 × 420 mm
- Weight
- 3000 g (± 100 g)
- Breaking load
- 400 kgf (± 20 kgf)
- Flexural strength
- > 3000 N — TS EN 538
- Coverage
- 28 pcs/m²
- Recommended pitch
- ≥ 33 %
Battens
EX-09.02- Horizontal battens
- 3 cm high at 33.6–33.8 cm centres
- Vertical battens
- 16.5–17 cm centres (5 × 5 cm) or 22 cm (3 × 8 cm)
- Tile overlap
- 8 cm
Packing
EX-09.03- Pack
- 6 pcs
- Pallet
- 240 pcs, approx. 800 kg
Colours
EX-09.04- Available in
- Natural clay red, Dorlion Ateşi, Hitit Ateşi, Frigya Ateşi, Truva Ateşi
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