Sandtoft Old English Pantile
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Delivery:
Current Delivery Time: 5 - 7 days
Key Features:
- Material: Clay
- Colour: Select from the drop down menu
- Size: 384 x 267 mm
- Minimum pitch: 30°
- Covering Capacity: 14.9 tiles per m²
- Pallet Quantity: 456
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Description:
The Sandtoft Wienerberger Old English Pantile. A traditional English pantile offering a stunning design. This classic shape, with its carefully proportioned profile, creates a long-lasting and beautiful roof.
Manufactured by Sandtoft, The Old English Pantile comes available in a choice of three New generation clay colours that will give an attractive look to any roofing project.
Clay Pantiles such as the Old English are becoming more and more popular and are renowned for their distinctive profile that creates rows of ridges and furrows to produce one of the most elegant roofscapes available.
The Pantile shape has been very popular in the East side of England and Scotland, and areas of the South West. This geographical architectural footprint is a legacy of several centuries of trading during which pantiles were brought back from Holland and Belgium as ballast in trading ships.
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Delivery:
Current Delivery Time: 5 - 7 days
Key Features:
- Material: Clay
- Colour: Select from the drop down menu
- Size: 384 x 267 mm
- Minimum pitch: 30°
- Covering Capacity: 14.9 tiles per m²
- Pallet Quantity: 456
Add Ridge, Hips & Dry Fix Systems:
Description:
The Sandtoft Wienerberger Old English Pantile. A traditional English pantile offering a stunning design. This classic shape, with its carefully proportioned profile, creates a long-lasting and beautiful roof.
Manufactured by Sandtoft, The Old English Pantile comes available in a choice of three New generation clay colours that will give an attractive look to any roofing project.
Clay Pantiles such as the Old English are becoming more and more popular and are renowned for their distinctive profile that creates rows of ridges and furrows to produce one of the most elegant roofscapes available.
The Pantile shape has been very popular in the East side of England and Scotland, and areas of the South West. This geographical architectural footprint is a legacy of several centuries of trading during which pantiles were brought back from Holland and Belgium as ballast in trading ships.
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