Technicrete Roof Tiles

In the early 1900s coloring pigments were added to concrete roofing tiles in europe to simulate the appearance of clay.

Technicrete roof tiles.

Flat concrete roof tiles refer to a variety of profiles completely lacking in any barrels or rolls. Concrete clay roof tiles. Technicrete s armorflex road product was easy to install and the cells when seeded and filled with topsoil will enhance the growth of grass. Many homes built with these first concrete roof tiles still remain proving their durability.

Increasingly popular with designers architects and home buyers a flat tile roof offers a crisp clean appearance that perfectly complements both traditional and modern architecture. Technicrete manufacturing concrete products in the mining and construction industries in south africa. Concrete roof tiles can reach as low as 15 degrees with sarking. Cedar shakes shingles.

We custom manufacture roofing tiles to replace those obsolete roof tiles. There is a range of profiles and patterns to choose from to give it texture and distinction from the modern flat madison tile in soho night to the unique cambridge slate tile. 011 674 6900 086 126 6267 info technicrete co za statutory documents. There is also an option to choose lapped or a line ridging.

Custom made concrete tiles also available. By using concrete roof tiles investors and specifiers alike can be assured of a long roof covering with an aesthetically pleasing appearance. These roofing tiles are perfect for tile roof repair and restoration. They have also been certified as excellent for bes 6001 which means that projects using these products can now achieve extra credits under breeam and hqm as well as an a rating in bre green guide.

Discontinued roofing tiles salvaged clay and concrete roof tiles available. An independent survey was carried out to the cost effectiveness of concrete roof tiles. Technicrete manufacturing concrete products in the mining and construction industries in south africa. The very design of armorflex enables roots to penetrate the geotextile below the blocks which enhances anchorage of the installation giving a very secure and sturdy surface for vehicle traffic.

In the middle of the 19th century in bavaria a mixture of cement sand and water was first used to form roof tiles out of concrete.