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4. Presentation of the different interlocking clay roof tiles
4.1 Relief interlocking clay roof tiles
The installation of these tiles is covered in NF DTU 40.21 P1-1 (October 2013) "Travaux de bâtiment – Couvertures en tuiles de terre cuite à emboîtement ou à glissement à relief – Part 1-1: Cahier des clauses techniques types".
These interlocking relief tiles (figure 14 ) are the most widely manufactured and used clay tiles in France, from north to central France, not forgetting the Rhone corridor and the Mediterranean coast. There was a huge variety of these tiles, with over a hundred different models of "lozenge" tiles alone.
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Standards and DTU
- Building work – Interlocking or gliding clay tile roofs with raised edges – Part 1-1: Standard technical specifications - NF DTU 40.21 P1-1 - 10-13
- Building work – Interlocking or gliding clay tile roofing with raised edges – Part 1-2: General material selection criteria - NF DTU 40.21 P1-2 - 10-13
- Building work – Interlocking or gliding clay tile roofing with raised edges – Part 2: Cahier des clauses administratives...
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IMERYS TC http://www.imerys-toiture.com
TERREAL http://www.terreal.com
LAFARGE http://www.lafarge.com
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