Roof fittings combine practical functions with finishing details that complement the tiles and architectural character of a building. Ridge tiles cover the apex where roof slopes meet, while bonnet and arris hip tiles finish the external junctions between adjoining slopes. Valley tiles are designed for the internal junctions that channel rainwater down the roof.
Decorative ridges and finials add architectural interest, with traditional designs including ball tops, scrolls, fleur-de-lys and crested profiles. These details can help preserve the distinctive appearance of a period property or introduce traditional character to a new roof.
Available in different shapes, colours and finishes, fittings should be selected to suit the roof tiles, pitch and junction details. When replacing existing fittings, matching their profile and appearance helps maintain a consistent finish across the roof.
Bonnets – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Bonnet hip tiles cover the external junction where two roof slopes meet, joining the tile courses on either side of the hip. Their curved shape creates a rounded, traditional finish
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Chimney Caps – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Ventilated chimney caps protect unused flues by reducing rainwater entry and helping prevent birds from nesting, while allowing air to circulate. Maintaining ventilation helps limit moisture build-up and dampness within
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Chimney Pots – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Chimney pots sit above the chimney stack, extending the flue outlet and providing a distinctive finishing detail. A suitable pot can help improve chimney draught, although performance also depends on
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Ridges – Angle – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Traditional angle ridge tiles provide a finishing cover at the apex of a slate or tiled roof. Their simple profile, with either a rounded or pointed peak, complements period buildings
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Ridges – Collar – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Collared angle ridge tiles cover the apex where two roof slopes meet, creating a defined, traditional roofline. A raised collar at one end overlaps the adjoining ridge, forming a distinctive
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Ridges – Concrete – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Concrete ridge and hip tiles provide a finishing cover where roof slopes meet. Half-round fittings create a rounded roofline, while third-round fittings are commonly used along hips. Angle and universal
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Ridges – Decorative – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Decorative ridge tiles finish the apex of a roof while adding architectural detail. Traditional designs include two-hole, club, plain upstand and scalloped patterns, providing options for restoring period roofs or
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Ridges – Dutch Interlocking – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Traditional collared ridge tiles finish the apex of a roof, with a raised collar at one end forming a distinctive detail where adjoining tiles meet. They complement both tiled and
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Ridges – Finials – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Ridge finials add a decorative finishing touch to a roof, creating a focal point at the end of a ridge or where rooflines meet. Traditional designs include ball tops, spikes,
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Ridges – Roll Top – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Traditional roll-top ridge tiles cover the apex of a roof, with a raised rounded roll that creates a distinctive roofline. They provide a finishing detail for period buildings and can
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Valleys – Reclaimed Roofing Tiles
Valley tiles form the internal junction where two roof slopes meet, creating a channel that carries rainwater towards the gutter. Commonly used with plain roof tiles, their shaped profile provides
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