Article | REF: C906 V1

Clay materials for buildings. Properties and products

Author: Michel KORNMANN

Publication date: August 10, 2009

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3. Elements for roofing

Pitched roofs are often protected by small roofing elements such as tiles. Clay tiles are chosen for their ease of use, reliability, price, durability and aesthetic appeal. They are capable of creating roofs that are wind-resistant, rain- and snowproof, and durable over time.

Three types of tile can be distinguished by their general shape: flat tiles, canal tiles and interlocking tiles. All comply with standard EN NF 1 304.

In addition to these plain tiles, it is necessary to provide associated accessories to treat the roof's special points (ridges, eaves, hips, valleys, etc.).

The dimensions, conditions of use and construction of clay tile roofs are described in the following articles.

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